33 lines
1.6 KiB
Lua
33 lines
1.6 KiB
Lua
-- Aegisub Automation demonstration script
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-- Original written by Niels Martin Hansen
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-- Given into the public domain
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-- Comment lines (like this line) start with two hyphens, these are ignored when the script is interpreted.
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-- This script does not do anything useful, it merely displays a message. Think of it as a kind of "hello world" script.
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-- The following lines define some values identifying the script
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-- This script is written for Automation version 3
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version = 3
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-- And it's a "basic ass" processing script. There are no other kinds of scripts though... but this is still required.
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kind = "basic_ass"
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-- This is the name of the script that shows up in Aegisub
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name = "Minimal demonstration"
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-- This is a longer description of the script
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description = "A very minimal demonstration of the strucrure of an Automation script."
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-- This defines any configuration that can be done of the script. This is demonstrated in demo 5.
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-- The empty braces denote an empty table (associative array)
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configuration = {}
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-- This is the main function of the script.
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-- This function is run whenever the script is run
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function process_lines(meta, styles, lines, config)
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-- The function aegisub-report_progress changes the position of the progress bar shown while the script is running
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-- The value given is in percent.
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aegisub.report_progress(50)
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-- The aegisub,.output_debug function shows some text
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aegisub.output_debug("Test script 1 running")
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aegisub.report_progress(100)
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-- It is very important that the process_lines function returns an array of lines, otherwise an error will occur
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-- If an empty array is returned, the entire file is cleared!
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return lines
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end
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