It is necessary to make changes to the order processing program so that orders for soft glass with print are visually distinguished from others. Current logic: In the product name with print, we add the symbols # to the name of the print, for example: Soft glass, #White abstraction# 2.0mm Required implementation: The program should automatically identify orders with print by the presence of the symbols # in the product name. If the product name contains #...#, such an order should be highlighted in color (for example, yellow or another noticeable color) in the list when printing. The highlighting should apply to the entire line with the product or the entire order (depending on technical implementation), so that production workers can immediately see that this is a print order. For all other orders, the program's logic remains unchanged. Example: Soft glass, #White abstraction# 2.0mm, Shape: Rectangle, Size: 100x60cm → The program recognizes the symbols # and highlights this order in color.
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A small adjustment is needed in the program that generates print orders. Task: We have added to the assortment soft glass with print. In the orders, the name of the print will be highlighted with the symbols #...# for correct recognition. Example: Soft glass, #White abstraction# 2.0mm, Shape: Rectangle... Requirements: If the text of the order contains a fragment between the symbols #...#, the program should recognize it as an order with print; when generating a PDF or print sheet, such an order needs to be highlighted in a different color (any noticeable color, to be agreed upon during execution); the rest of the program's logic should remain unchanged. An example of the order is attached below for testing.