Cleaner file. And --help

I've added arguments to the end
for starting things like Multiuser server
and other stuff.

run.py

@@ -1,41 +1,83 @@
 # THIS FILE IS A PART OF VCStudio
 # PYTHON 3
 import sys
+import subprocess
 
-# If any arguments
-console_force = False
-if len(sys.argv) > 1 and sys.argv[1] == "-c":
-    console_force = True
+# This is our main file. And untill now there was no love given to it. So I
+# will attemt to polish this file quite a bit. Because the code I see now is
+# just ugly. Anyway here we go.
 
-# Importing various things
+# We probably need the following modules.
 from settings import settings
 from settings import talk
 
+# Before we launch anything let's troubleshoot the bastard
+if not settings.read("VCStudio-is-good")\
+or not settings.read("Python-is-good")\
+or not settings.read("Language"):
+    from troubleshooter import troubleshooter
 
 
-try:    
+# It's quite a good thing to use extensions for the software using arguments
+# in the terminal. Stuff like -c console mode. Or other. So let's work on this
+
+if len(sys.argv) > 1:
+    command = sys.argv[1]
     
-    # The :) I'm Happy To See You
-    talk.alert(talk.text("imissedyouwelcommessage"))    
+    # So here I gonna have the command so to speak.
     
-    if not console_force:
-        # I'm importing it here so it wont give problems on non GTK systems.
-        from project_manager import pm_gtk
-        pm_gtk.run()
+    if command == "-t":
+        # Trouble shooter. Why not.
+        from troubleshooter import troubleshooter
     
-    else:
+    elif command == "-c":
+        # Console mode. Why not.
         from project_manager import pm_console
         pm_console.run()
     
-
-except Exception:
+    elif command == "-ms":
+        
+        # This one is a bit harder. Because we need a project name.
+        if len(sys.argv) > 2:
+            projectname = sys.argv[2]
+        else:
+            projectname = input("Project Name: ")
+        
+        # Then will launch it. 
+        subprocess.Popen(["python3", "network/multiuser_server.py", projectname])
     
-    # If some mistake happened
-
-    # Testing the software
-    from troubleshooter import troubleshooter
+    elif command == "-rm":
+        # The read messages terminal app.
+        from network import read_messages
     
-    if not settings.read("Python-is-good"):
-        # Project Manager console version
-        from project_manager import pm_console
-        pm_console.run()
+    elif command == "-sm":
+        # The read messages terminal app.
+        from network import send_messages
+    
+    elif command == "-tc":
+        # The read messages terminal app.
+        from network import test_client
+    
+    else:
+        
+        # Well technically if they type --help or any other thing
+        # it should give them a help page, right?
+        
+        print("VCStudio help page. For those of you, nerdy people.")
+        print()
+        print(" --help   Gives you this help page. I know obvious.")
+        print(" -c       Console mode. Not all functions available.")
+        print(" -t       Troubleshooter. Run Troubleshooter.")
+        print(" -ms      Multiuser Server in terminal.")
+        print(" -tc      Test Multiuser Client.")
+        print(" -rm      Test Broadcast Reader.")
+        print(" -sm      Test Broadcast Writer.")
+        print()
+        print()
+    
+    
+else:
+    from project_manager import pm_gtk
+    pm_gtk.run()
+
+# Yeah. Now it looks better.