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Texts can be translated client-side with the help of `minetest.translate` and
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translation files.
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Consider using the tool [update_translations](https://github.com/minetest-tools/update_translations)
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to generate and update translation files automatically from the Lua source.
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Consider using the script `util/mtt_update.py` in the Minetest repository
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to generate and update translation files automatically from the Lua sources.
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See `util/README_mtt_update.md` for an explanation.
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Translating a string
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# `mtt_update.py`—Minetest Translation Updater
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This Python script is intended for use with localized Minetest mods, i.e., mods that use
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`*.tr` and contain translatable strings of the form `S("This string can be translated")`.
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It extracts the strings from the mod's source code and updates the localization files
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accordingly. It can also be used to update the `*.tr` files in Minetest's `builtin` component.
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## Preparing your source code
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This script makes assumptions about your source code. Before it is usable, you first have
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to prepare your source code accordingly.
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### Choosing the textdomain name
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It is recommended to set the textdomain name (for `minetest.get_translator`) to be identical
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of the mod name as the script will automatically detect it. If the textdomain name differs,
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you may have to manually change the `# textdomain:` line of newly generated files.
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**Note:** In each `*.tr` file, there **must** be only one textdomain. Multiple textdomains in
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the same file are not supported by this script and any additional textdomain line will be
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removed.
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### Defining the helper functions
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In any source code file with translatable strings, you have to manually define helper
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functions at the top with something like `local S = minetest.get_translator("<textdomain>")`.
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Optionally, you can also define additional helper functions `FS`, `NS` and `NFS` if needed.
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Here is the list of all recognized function names. All functions return a string.
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* `S`: Returns translation of input. See Minetest's `lua_api.md`. You should always have at
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least this function defined.
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* `NS`: Returns the input. Useful to make a string visible to the script without actually
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translating it here.
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* `FS`: Same as `S`, but returns a formspec-escaped version of the translation of the input.
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Supported for convenience.
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* `NFS`: Returns a formspec-escaped version of the input, but not translated.
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Supported for convenience.
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Here is the boilerplate code you have to add at the top of your source code file:
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local S = minetest.get_translator("<textdomain>")
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local NS = function(s) return s end
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local FS = function(...) return minetest.formspec_escape(S(...)) end
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local NFS = function(s) return minetest.formspec_escape(s) end
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Replace `<textdomain>` above and optionally delete `NS`, `FS` and/or `NFS` if you don't need
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them.
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### Preparing the strings
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This script can detect translatable strings of the notations listed below.
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Additional function arguments followed after a literal string are ignored.
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* `S("literal")`: one literal string enclosed by the delimiters
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`"..."`, `'...'` or `[[...]]`
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* `S("foo " .. 'bar ' .. "baz")`: concatenation of multiple literal strings. Line
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breaks are accepted.
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The `S` may also be `NS`, `FS` and `NFS` (see above).
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Undetectable notations:
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* `S"literal"`: omitted function brackets
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* `S(variable)`: requires the use of `NS`. See example below.
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* `S("literal " .. variable)`: non-static content.
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Use placeholders (`@1`, ...) for variable text.
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* Any literal string concatenation using `[[...]]`
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### A minimal example
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This minimal code example sends "Hello world!" to all players, but translated according to
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each player's language:
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local S = minetest.get_translator("example")
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minetest.chat_send_all(S("Hello world!"))
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### How to use `NS`
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The reason why `NS` exists is for cases like this: Sometimes, you want to define a list of
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strings to they can be later output in a function. Like so:
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local fruit = { "Apple", "Orange", "Pear" }
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local function return_fruit(fruit_id)
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return fruit[fruit_id]
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end
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If you want to translate the fruit names when `return_fruit` is run, but have the
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*untranslated* fruit names in the `fruit` table stored, this is where `NS` will help.
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It will show the script the string without Minetest translating it. The script could be made
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translatable like this:
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local fruit = { NS("Apple"), NS("Orange"), NS("Pear") }
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local function return_fruit(fruit_id)
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return S(fruit[fruit_id])
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end
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## How to run the script
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First, change the working directory to the directory of the mod you want the files to be
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updated. From this directory, run the script.
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When you run the script, it will update the `template.txt` and any `*.tr` files present
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in that mod's `/locale` folder. If the `/locale` folder or `template.txt` file don't
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exist yet, they will be created.
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This script will also work in the root directory of a modpack. It will run on each mod
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inside the modpack in that situation. Alternatively, you can run the script to update
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the files of all mods in subdirectories with the `-r` option, which is useful to update
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the locale files in an entire game.
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It has the following command line options:
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mtt_update.py [OPTIONS] [PATHS...]
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--help, -h: prints this help message
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--recursive, -r: run on all subfolders of paths given
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--old-file, -o: create copies of files before updating them, named `<FILE NAME>.old`
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--break-long-lines, -b: add extra line-breaks before and after long strings
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--print-source, -p: add comments denoting the source file
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--verbose, -v: add output information
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--truncate-unused, -t: delete unused strings from files
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## Script output
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This section explains how the output of this script works, roughly. This script aims to make
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the output more or less stable, i.e. given identical source files and arguments, the script
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should produce the same output.
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### Textdomain
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The script will add (if not already present) a `# textdomain: <modname>` at the top, where
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`<modname>` is identical to the mod directory name. If a `# textdomain` already exists, it
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will be moved to the top, with the textdomain name being left intact (even if it differs
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from the mod name).
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**Note:** If there are multiple `# textdomain:` lines in the file, all of them except the
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first one will be deleted. This script only supports one textdomain per `*.tr` file.
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### Strings
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The order of the strings is deterministic and follows certain rules: First, all strings are
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grouped by the source `*.lua` file. The files are loaded in alphabetical order. In case of
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subdirectories, the mod's root directory takes precedence, then the directories are traversed
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in top-down alphabetical order. Second, within each file, the strings are then inserted in
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the same order as they appear in the source code.
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If a string appears multiple times in the source code, the string will be added when it was
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first found only.
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Don't bother to manually organize the order of the lines in the file yourself because the
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script will just reorder everything.
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If the mod's source changes in such a way that a line with an existing translation or comment
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is no longer present, and `--truncate-unused` or `-t` are *not* provided as arguments, the
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unused line will be moved to the bottom of the translation file under a special comment:
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##### not used anymore #####
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This allows for old translations and comments to be reused with new lines where appropriate.
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This script doesn't attempt "fuzzy" matching of old strings to new, so even a single change
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of punctuation or spelling will put strings into the "not used anymore" section and require
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manual re-association with the new string.
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### Comments
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The script will preserve any comments in an existing `template.txt` or the various `*.tr`
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files, associating them with the line that follows them. So for example:
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# This comment pertains to Some Text
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Some text=
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# Multi-line comments
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# are also supported
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Text as well=
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There are also a couple of special comments that this script gives special treatment to.
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#### Source file comments
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If `--print-source` or `-p` is provided as option, the script will insert comments to show
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from which file or files each string has come from.
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This is the syntax of such a comment:
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##[ file.lua ]##
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This comment means that all lines following it belong to the file `file.lua`. In the special
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case the same string was found in multiple files, multiple file name comments will be used in
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row, like so:
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##[ file1.lua ]##
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##[ file2.lua ]##
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##[ file3.lua ]##
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example=Beispiel
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This means the string "example" was found in the files `file1.lua`, `file2.lua` and
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`file3.lua`.
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If the print source option is not provided, these comments will disappear.
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Note that all comments of the form `##[something]##` will be treated as "source file" comments
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so they may be moved, changed or removed by the script at will.
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#### "not used anymore" section
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By default, the exact comment `##### not used anymore #####` will be automatically added to
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mark the beginning of a section where old/unused strings will go. Leave the exact wording of
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this comment intact so this line can be moved (or removed) properly in subsequent runs.
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## Updating `builtin`
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To update the `builtin` component of Minetest, change the working directory to `builtin` of
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the Minetest source code repository, then run this script from there.
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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#
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# Script to generate Minetest translation template files and update
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# translation files.
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#
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# Copyright (C) 2019 Joachim Stolberg, 2020 FaceDeer, 2020 Louis Royer,
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# 2023 Wuzzy.
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# License: LGPLv2.1 or later (see LICENSE file for details)
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from __future__ import print_function
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import os, fnmatch, re, shutil, errno
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from sys import argv as _argv
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from sys import stderr as _stderr
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# Running params
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params = {"recursive": False,
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"help": False,
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"verbose": False,
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"folders": [],
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"old-file": False,
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"break-long-lines": False,
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"print-source": False,
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"truncate-unused": False,
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}
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# Available CLI options
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options = {"recursive": ['--recursive', '-r'],
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"help": ['--help', '-h'],
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"verbose": ['--verbose', '-v'],
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"old-file": ['--old-file', '-o'],
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"break-long-lines": ['--break-long-lines', '-b'],
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"print-source": ['--print-source', '-p'],
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"truncate-unused": ['--truncate-unused', '-t'],
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}
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# Strings longer than this will have extra space added between
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# them in the translation files to make it easier to distinguish their
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# beginnings and endings at a glance
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doublespace_threshold = 80
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# These symbols mark comment lines showing the source file name.
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# A comment may look like "##[ init.lua ]##".
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symbol_source_prefix = "##["
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symbol_source_suffix = "]##"
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# comment to mark the section of old/unused strings
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comment_unused = "##### not used anymore #####"
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def set_params_folders(tab: list):
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'''Initialize params["folders"] from CLI arguments.'''
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# Discarding argument 0 (tool name)
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for param in tab[1:]:
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stop_param = False
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for option in options:
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if param in options[option]:
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stop_param = True
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break
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if not stop_param:
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params["folders"].append(os.path.abspath(param))
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def set_params(tab: list):
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'''Initialize params from CLI arguments.'''
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for option in options:
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for option_name in options[option]:
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if option_name in tab:
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params[option] = True
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break
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def print_help(name):
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'''Prints some help message.'''
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print(f'''SYNOPSIS
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{name} [OPTIONS] [PATHS...]
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DESCRIPTION
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{', '.join(options["help"])}
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prints this help message
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{', '.join(options["recursive"])}
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run on all subfolders of paths given
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{', '.join(options["old-file"])}
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create *.old files
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{', '.join(options["break-long-lines"])}
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add extra line breaks before and after long strings
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{', '.join(options["print-source"])}
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add comments denoting the source file
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{', '.join(options["verbose"])}
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add output information
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{', '.join(options["truncate-unused"])}
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delete unused strings from files
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''')
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def main():
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'''Main function'''
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set_params(_argv)
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set_params_folders(_argv)
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if params["help"]:
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print_help(_argv[0])
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else:
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# Add recursivity message
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print("Running ", end='')
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if params["recursive"]:
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print("recursively ", end='')
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# Running
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if len(params["folders"]) >= 2:
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print("on folder list:", params["folders"])
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for f in params["folders"]:
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if params["recursive"]:
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run_all_subfolders(f)
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else:
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update_folder(f)
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elif len(params["folders"]) == 1:
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print("on folder", params["folders"][0])
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if params["recursive"]:
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run_all_subfolders(params["folders"][0])
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else:
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update_folder(params["folders"][0])
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else:
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print("on folder", os.path.abspath("./"))
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if params["recursive"]:
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run_all_subfolders(os.path.abspath("./"))
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else:
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update_folder(os.path.abspath("./"))
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# Group 2 will be the string, groups 1 and 3 will be the delimiters (" or ')
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# See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46967465/regex-match-text-in-either-single-or-double-quote
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pattern_lua_quoted = re.compile(r'[\.=^\t,{\(\s]N?F?S\s*\(\s*(["\'])((?:\\\1|(?:(?!\1)).)*)(\1)[\s,\)]', re.DOTALL)
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# Handles the [[ ... ]] string delimiters
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pattern_lua_bracketed = re.compile(r'[\.=^\t,{\(\s]N?F?S\s*\(\s*\[\[(.*?)\]\][\s,\)]', re.DOTALL)
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# Handles "concatenation" .. " of strings"
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pattern_concat = re.compile(r'["\'][\s]*\.\.[\s]*["\']', re.DOTALL)
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pattern_tr = re.compile(r'(.*?[^@])=(.*)')
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pattern_name = re.compile(r'^name[ ]*=[ ]*([^ \n]*)')
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pattern_tr_filename = re.compile(r'\.tr$')
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# Attempt to read the mod's name from the mod.conf file or folder name. Returns None on failure
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def get_modname(folder):
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try:
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with open(os.path.join(folder, "mod.conf"), "r", encoding='utf-8') as mod_conf:
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for line in mod_conf:
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match = pattern_name.match(line)
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if match:
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return match.group(1)
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except FileNotFoundError:
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if not os.path.isfile(os.path.join(folder, "modpack.txt")):
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folder_name = os.path.basename(folder)
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# Special case when run in Minetest's builtin directory
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if folder_name == "builtin":
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return "__builtin"
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else:
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return folder_name
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else:
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return None
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return None
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# If there are already .tr files in /locale, returns a list of their names
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def get_existing_tr_files(folder):
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out = []
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for root, dirs, files in os.walk(os.path.join(folder, 'locale/')):
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for name in files:
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if pattern_tr_filename.search(name):
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out.append(name)
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return out
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# from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/600268/mkdir-p-functionality-in-python/600612#600612
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# Creates a directory if it doesn't exist, silently does
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# nothing if it already exists
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def mkdir_p(path):
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try:
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os.makedirs(path)
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except OSError as exc: # Python >2.5
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if exc.errno == errno.EEXIST and os.path.isdir(path):
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pass
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else: raise
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# Converts the template dictionary to a text to be written as a file
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# dKeyStrings is a dictionary of localized string to source file sets
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# dOld is a dictionary of existing translations and comments from
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# the previous version of this text
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def strings_to_text(dkeyStrings, dOld, mod_name, header_comments, textdomain):
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# if textdomain is specified, insert it at the top
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if textdomain != None:
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lOut = [textdomain] # argument is full textdomain line
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# otherwise, use mod name as textdomain automatically
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else:
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lOut = [f"# textdomain: {mod_name}"]
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if header_comments is not None:
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lOut.append(header_comments)
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dGroupedBySource = {}
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for key in dkeyStrings:
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sourceList = list(dkeyStrings[key])
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sourceString = "\n".join(sourceList)
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listForSource = dGroupedBySource.get(sourceString, [])
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listForSource.append(key)
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dGroupedBySource[sourceString] = listForSource
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lSourceKeys = list(dGroupedBySource.keys())
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lSourceKeys.sort()
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for source in lSourceKeys:
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localizedStrings = dGroupedBySource[source]
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if params["print-source"]:
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if lOut[-1] != "":
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lOut.append("")
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lOut.append(source)
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for localizedString in localizedStrings:
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val = dOld.get(localizedString, {})
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translation = val.get("translation", "")
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comment = val.get("comment")
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if params["break-long-lines"] and len(localizedString) > doublespace_threshold and not lOut[-1] == "":
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lOut.append("")
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if comment != None and comment != "" and not comment.startswith("# textdomain:"):
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lOut.append(comment)
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lOut.append(f"{localizedString}={translation}")
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if params["break-long-lines"] and len(localizedString) > doublespace_threshold:
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lOut.append("")
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unusedExist = False
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if not params["truncate-unused"]:
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for key in dOld:
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if key not in dkeyStrings:
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val = dOld[key]
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translation = val.get("translation")
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comment = val.get("comment")
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# only keep an unused translation if there was translated
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# text or a comment associated with it
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if translation != None and (translation != "" or comment):
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if not unusedExist:
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unusedExist = True
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lOut.append("\n\n" + comment_unused + "\n")
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if params["break-long-lines"] and len(key) > doublespace_threshold and not lOut[-1] == "":
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lOut.append("")
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if comment != None:
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lOut.append(comment)
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lOut.append(f"{key}={translation}")
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if params["break-long-lines"] and len(key) > doublespace_threshold:
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lOut.append("")
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return "\n".join(lOut) + '\n'
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# Writes a template.txt file
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# dkeyStrings is the dictionary returned by generate_template
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def write_template(templ_file, dkeyStrings, mod_name):
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# read existing template file to preserve comments
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existing_template = import_tr_file(templ_file)
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text = strings_to_text(dkeyStrings, existing_template[0], mod_name, existing_template[2], existing_template[3])
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mkdir_p(os.path.dirname(templ_file))
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with open(templ_file, "wt", encoding='utf-8') as template_file:
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template_file.write(text)
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# Gets all translatable strings from a lua file
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def read_lua_file_strings(lua_file):
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lOut = []
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with open(lua_file, encoding='utf-8') as text_file:
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text = text_file.read()
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text = re.sub(pattern_concat, "", text)
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strings = []
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for s in pattern_lua_quoted.findall(text):
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strings.append(s[1])
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for s in pattern_lua_bracketed.findall(text):
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strings.append(s)
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for s in strings:
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s = re.sub(r'"\.\.\s+"', "", s)
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s = re.sub("@[^@=0-9]", "@@", s)
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s = s.replace('\\"', '"')
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s = s.replace("\\'", "'")
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s = s.replace("\n", "@n")
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s = s.replace("\\n", "@n")
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s = s.replace("=", "@=")
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lOut.append(s)
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return lOut
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# Gets strings from an existing translation file
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# returns both a dictionary of translations
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# and the full original source text so that the new text
|
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# can be compared to it for changes.
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# Returns also header comments in the third return value.
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def import_tr_file(tr_file):
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dOut = {}
|
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text = None
|
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in_header = True
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header_comments = None
|
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textdomain = None
|
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if os.path.exists(tr_file):
|
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with open(tr_file, "r", encoding='utf-8') as existing_file :
|
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# save the full text to allow for comparison
|
||||
# of the old version with the new output
|
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text = existing_file.read()
|
||||
existing_file.seek(0)
|
||||
# a running record of the current comment block
|
||||
# we're inside, to allow preceeding multi-line comments
|
||||
# to be retained for a translation line
|
||||
latest_comment_block = None
|
||||
for line in existing_file.readlines():
|
||||
line = line.rstrip('\n')
|
||||
# "##### not used anymore #####" comment
|
||||
if line == comment_unused:
|
||||
# Always delete the 'not used anymore' comment.
|
||||
# It will be re-added to the file if neccessary.
|
||||
latest_comment_block = None
|
||||
if header_comments != None:
|
||||
in_header = False
|
||||
continue
|
||||
# comment lines
|
||||
elif line.startswith("#"):
|
||||
# source file comments: ##[ file.lua ] ##
|
||||
if line.startswith(symbol_source_prefix) and line.endswith(symbol_source_suffix):
|
||||
# remove those comments; they may be added back automatically
|
||||
continue
|
||||
|
||||
# Store first occurance of textdomain
|
||||
# discard all subsequent textdomain lines
|
||||
if line.startswith("# textdomain:"):
|
||||
if textdomain == None:
|
||||
textdomain = line
|
||||
continue
|
||||
elif in_header:
|
||||
# Save header comments (normal comments at top of file)
|
||||
if not header_comments:
|
||||
header_comments = line
|
||||
else:
|
||||
header_comments = header_comments + "\n" + line
|
||||
else:
|
||||
# Save normal comments
|
||||
if line.startswith("# textdomain:") and textdomain == None:
|
||||
textdomain = line
|
||||
elif not latest_comment_block:
|
||||
latest_comment_block = line
|
||||
else:
|
||||
latest_comment_block = latest_comment_block + "\n" + line
|
||||
|
||||
continue
|
||||
|
||||
match = pattern_tr.match(line)
|
||||
if match:
|
||||
# this line is a translated line
|
||||
outval = {}
|
||||
outval["translation"] = match.group(2)
|
||||
if latest_comment_block:
|
||||
# if there was a comment, record that.
|
||||
outval["comment"] = latest_comment_block
|
||||
latest_comment_block = None
|
||||
if header_comments != None:
|
||||
in_header = False
|
||||
|
||||
dOut[match.group(1)] = outval
|
||||
return (dOut, text, header_comments, textdomain)
|
||||
|
||||
# like os.walk but returns sorted filenames
|
||||
def sorted_os_walk(folder):
|
||||
tuples = []
|
||||
t = 0
|
||||
for root, dirs, files in os.walk(folder):
|
||||
tuples.append( (root, dirs, files) )
|
||||
t = t + 1
|
||||
|
||||
tuples = sorted(tuples)
|
||||
|
||||
paths_and_files = []
|
||||
f = 0
|
||||
|
||||
for tu in tuples:
|
||||
root = tu[0]
|
||||
dirs = tu[1]
|
||||
files = tu[2]
|
||||
files = sorted(files, key=str.lower)
|
||||
for filename in files:
|
||||
paths_and_files.append( (os.path.join(root, filename), filename) )
|
||||
f = f + 1
|
||||
return paths_and_files
|
||||
|
||||
# Walks all lua files in the mod folder, collects translatable strings,
|
||||
# and writes it to a template.txt file
|
||||
# Returns a dictionary of localized strings to source file lists
|
||||
# that can be used with the strings_to_text function.
|
||||
def generate_template(folder, mod_name):
|
||||
dOut = {}
|
||||
paths_and_files = sorted_os_walk(folder)
|
||||
for paf in paths_and_files:
|
||||
fullpath_filename = paf[0]
|
||||
filename = paf[1]
|
||||
if fnmatch.fnmatch(filename, "*.lua"):
|
||||
found = read_lua_file_strings(fullpath_filename)
|
||||
if params["verbose"]:
|
||||
print(f"{fullpath_filename}: {str(len(found))} translatable strings")
|
||||
|
||||
for s in found:
|
||||
sources = dOut.get(s, set())
|
||||
sources.add(os.path.relpath(fullpath_filename, start=folder))
|
||||
dOut[s] = sources
|
||||
|
||||
if len(dOut) == 0:
|
||||
return None
|
||||
|
||||
# Convert source file set to list, sort it and add comment symbols.
|
||||
# Needed because a set is unsorted and might result in unpredictable.
|
||||
# output orders if any source string appears in multiple files.
|
||||
for d in dOut:
|
||||
sources = dOut.get(d, set())
|
||||
sources = sorted(list(sources), key=str.lower)
|
||||
newSources = []
|
||||
for i in sources:
|
||||
newSources.append(f"{symbol_source_prefix} {i} {symbol_source_suffix}")
|
||||
dOut[d] = newSources
|
||||
|
||||
templ_file = os.path.join(folder, "locale/template.txt")
|
||||
write_template(templ_file, dOut, mod_name)
|
||||
return dOut
|
||||
|
||||
# Updates an existing .tr file, copying the old one to a ".old" file
|
||||
# if any changes have happened
|
||||
# dNew is the data used to generate the template, it has all the
|
||||
# currently-existing localized strings
|
||||
def update_tr_file(dNew, mod_name, tr_file):
|
||||
if params["verbose"]:
|
||||
print(f"updating {tr_file}")
|
||||
|
||||
tr_import = import_tr_file(tr_file)
|
||||
dOld = tr_import[0]
|
||||
textOld = tr_import[1]
|
||||
|
||||
textNew = strings_to_text(dNew, dOld, mod_name, tr_import[2], tr_import[3])
|
||||
|
||||
if textOld and textOld != textNew:
|
||||
print(f"{tr_file} has changed.")
|
||||
if params["old-file"]:
|
||||
shutil.copyfile(tr_file, f"{tr_file}.old")
|
||||
|
||||
with open(tr_file, "w", encoding='utf-8') as new_tr_file:
|
||||
new_tr_file.write(textNew)
|
||||
|
||||
# Updates translation files for the mod in the given folder
|
||||
def update_mod(folder):
|
||||
modname = get_modname(folder)
|
||||
if modname is not None:
|
||||
print(f"Updating translations for {modname}")
|
||||
data = generate_template(folder, modname)
|
||||
if data == None:
|
||||
print(f"No translatable strings found in {modname}")
|
||||
else:
|
||||
for tr_file in get_existing_tr_files(folder):
|
||||
update_tr_file(data, modname, os.path.join(folder, "locale/", tr_file))
|
||||
else:
|
||||
print(f"Unable to determine the mod name in folder {folder}. Missing 'name' field in mod.conf.", file=_stderr)
|
||||
exit(1)
|
||||
|
||||
# Determines if the folder being pointed to is a mod or a mod pack
|
||||
# and then runs update_mod accordingly
|
||||
def update_folder(folder):
|
||||
is_modpack = os.path.exists(os.path.join(folder, "modpack.txt")) or os.path.exists(os.path.join(folder, "modpack.conf"))
|
||||
if is_modpack:
|
||||
subfolders = [f.path for f in os.scandir(folder) if f.is_dir() and not f.name.startswith('.')]
|
||||
for subfolder in subfolders:
|
||||
update_mod(subfolder)
|
||||
else:
|
||||
update_mod(folder)
|
||||
print("Done.")
|
||||
|
||||
def run_all_subfolders(folder):
|
||||
for modfolder in [f.path for f in os.scandir(folder) if f.is_dir() and not f.name.startswith('.')]:
|
||||
update_folder(modfolder)
|
||||
|
||||
main()
|
||||
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