##############################################################################################################################
# This script simply places the strings from files_old into files_new. This is useful if for some reason the labels in the   #
# script thanged and you needed to regenerate the translations, or if you already translated the game without using the      #
# translation system.																										 #
#																															 #
# Make sure that both files have the same ammounts of lines. Then, simply place the old files into files_old				 #
# And the new files into files_new.																							 #
##############################################################################################################################

from os import listdir

cont = 0
nextOne = False
next_One = False
OUT = "out"
FOLDERS = ["old","new"]

for file in listdir(f"files_{FOLDERS[0]}"):
	if file.endswith(".rpy"):
		with open(f"files_{FOLDERS[0]}/{file}",'r', encoding="utf8") as f:
			linesOne = f.readlines()
		with open(f"files_{FOLDERS[1]}/{file}",'r', encoding="utf8") as f2:
			linesTwo = f2.readlines()

		if len(linesOne) == len(linesTwo):
			with open(f"files_{OUT}/{file}",'w', encoding="utf8") as fp:
				for number,line in enumerate(linesOne):
					if line.strip().startswith("#") and line != 0:
						next_One = True
						cont += 1
						fp.write(linesTwo[number])
					elif line.strip().startswith("old"):
						nextOne = True
						fp.write(linesTwo[number])
					elif nextOne:
						fp.write(linesOne[number])
						nextOne = False
					elif next_One and cont == 2:
						fp.write(linesOne[number])
						next_One = False
						cont = 0
					else:
						fp.write(linesTwo[number])
		else:
			print(f"{file}, couldn't be proccesed. There's a discrepancy in the lines. old: {len(linesOne)} - new: {len(linesTwo)}")
			continue