🔢<SelectionInterface> Class Doc.

The SelectInterface class is a user input handler for command-line interface (CLI) applications, designed to display a menu of options to the user and capture their selection. It simplifies gathering and managing user input across various parts of an application by displaying a list of options and processing the user's choice.

Key Usage Areas:

• LS_Interface (do_add, do_transfer): For adding or transferring items, allowing users to select from available options.

• NW_Interface (handle_homologous_responses): To handle user choices in situations requiring a decision among homologous responses.

• PrimaryInterface (do_grab, do_cd): Facilitates file grabbing and directory navigation through user selections.

How to Use:

1. Initialization: Instantiate SelectInterface with a list of options, a reference to the parent CLI (for response delivery), and optional header and tail statements for context.

2. Display Menu: Automatically displays the options menu upon instantiation. The user is prompted to select an option by typing its number or a specific command.

3. Capture Selection: The user's selection is processed and delivered to the parent CLI's response attribute, making it available for further processing.

4. Exit: Users can exit the menu by pressing Enter on an empty line or by typing an exit command if implemented.

statement_1 = f"Found {len(homologous)} homologous."
statement_2 = "(Enter 'lemma' to create a new meaning or press Enter to move on.)"
formatted_nodes = [node._convert_header_to_compact_format() for node in homologous]

SelectInterface(formatted_nodes, self,
statement_1, statement_2,
'Lemma: ').cmdloop()
response = self._get_response()