Aegisub/automation/demos/auto3/2-dump.lua
Niels Martin Hansen a2c8d7922e Auto3 engine for auto4 seems to work now
Originally committed to SVN as r833.
2007-01-18 08:15:02 +00:00

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-- Aegisub Automation demonstration script
-- Original written by Niels Martin Hansen
-- Given into the public domain
-- For an explanation of these, see the documentation, or demo 1
version = 3
kind = "basic_ass"
name = "Reading data demonstration"
description = "This is a demonstration of how to access the various data passed to an Automation script. It loops over the data structures provided, and dumps them to the debug console."
configuration = {}
function process_lines(meta, styles, lines, config)
-- This makes an alias for the aegisub.output_debug function. Remember that functions are first-class values in Lua.
-- The 'local' keyword makes the 'out' variable local to this function
local out = aegisub.output_debug
-- Use the string.format function to form a string showing some metadata about the subtitles and output it
out(string.format("Metadata: res_x=%d res_s=%d", meta.res_x, meta.res_y))
-- The number of styles is stored in index -1, because there might be a style named "n"
local numstyles = styles[-1]
out("Number of styles: " .. numstyles)
-- Loop over the styles with a for loop, printing some info about each style
for i = 0, numstyles-1 do
out(string.format("Style %d: name='%s' fontname='%s'", i, styles[i].name, styles[i].fontname))
end
-- Do the same, but for the actual subtitle lines
out("Number of subtitle lines: " .. lines.n)
for i = 0, lines.n-1 do
-- Use the report_progress function to show the progress of the loop
aegisub.report_progress(i/lines.n*100)
-- Check if the line is a dialogue line, otherwise it won't have much interesting data
-- Also, the script will crash if you try to access a field that doesn't exist
if lines[i].kind == "dialogue" then
-- Again, output some info about the line
out(string.format("Line %d: dialogue start=%d end=%d style=%s", i, lines[i].start_time, lines[i].end_time, lines[i].style))
out(" Text: " .. lines[i].text)
out(" Stripped text: " .. lines[i].text_stripped)
out(" Number of karaoke syllables: " .. lines[i].karaoke.n)
-- Also loop over the karaoke syllables, if any, in the line.
-- Note that there will actually always be at least one syllable, number zero, which is everything before the first \k tag
for j = 0, lines[i].karaoke.n-1 do
syl = lines[i].karaoke[j]
-- Use the aegisub.text_extents function to calculate the rendered size of the syllable text
-- Note that the styles[lines[i].style] construct can be dangerous, in case the line refers to a non-existant style
extx, exty, extd, extl = aegisub.text_extents(styles[lines[i].style], syl.text_stripped)
out(string.format(" Syllable %d: dur=%d kind=%s text='%s' text_stripped='%s' extx=%d exty=%d extd=%d extl=%d", j, syl.duration, syl.kind, syl.text, syl.text_stripped, extx, exty, extd, extl))
end
else
-- For non-dialogue lines, output a lot less info
out(string.format("Line %d: %s", i, lines[i].kind))
end
end
out("Finished dumping")
-- In the end, no modifications were done, so just return the original subtitle data
return lines
end