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Quick reference on Perl engine's API
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All the packages that form the perl interface to Aegisub are automatically
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loaded, however none of their symbols are exported initially. If you want to
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import them you can use the usual 'use' mechanism; if you call it without a
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list of imports it will import more or less everything in your script's
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package. Wether they are exported or not is indicated in the following
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reference by <--EXPORTED--> (exported by default within a plain 'use'
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statement) and <--EXPORTABLE--> (can be imported specifying them explicitely in
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the 'use' statement) tags. Finally, <--NOT EXPORTABLE--> indicates symbols that
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can't be exported through 'use'.
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package Aegisub
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Constants defined:
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<--EXPORTABLE-->
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LOG_FATAL == 0
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LOG_ERROR == 1
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LOG_WARNING == 2
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LOG_HINT == 3
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LOG_DEBUG == 4
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LOG_TRACE == 5
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LOG_MESSAGE == 6
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Log levels, to be used with the 'log' function.
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LOG_WX == 8
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Flag to force logging through wxWidgets facilites.
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Subroutines defined:
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<--EXPORTED-->
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text_extents STYLE, TEXT
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Computes the metric for a string of text, based on a specific style.
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Arguments:
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STYLE The style to use, as a string or ref to a style line.
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TEXT Text for which to compute the metrics.
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Returns:
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WIDTH The width of the text (if called in scalar context, only this is returned).
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ASCENT The ascent, i.e. the distance from the baseline to the top of the letters.
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DESCENT Descent, i.e. the distance from the baseline to the bottom.
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EXTLEADING External leading, i.e. the distance between to lines of text.
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log_fatal LIST
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...
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log_message LIST
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These are shortcuts for 'log(LOG_FATAL, LIST)' to 'log(LOG_MESSAGE, LIST)'
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(see below).
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<--EXPORTABLE-->
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log LEVEL, LIST
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log LIST
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Prints a log message inside the progress window, if LEVEL is less or equal
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to the tracelevel set inside automation options. If called from outside a
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callback (i.e. during script loading) prints through the wxWidgets logging
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mechanism. 'log(LIST)' is equal to 'log(Aegisub::LOG_MESSAGE, LIST)'. The
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short form is used whenever there are at least two arguments and the first
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one cannot be read as an integer; it is always used when given only one
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argument. This function is not exported by default (review man perlfunc to
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understand why :).
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Arguments:
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LEVEL The debug level, may be one of the following (the descriptions are
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indicative):
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0 Fatal error, for vital errors;
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1 Error, for serious but not too much threatening errors;
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2 Warning, for something that's apparently going wrong;
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3 Hint, for indicating something peculiar is happening;
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4 Debug, for debugging!
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5 Trace, for really verbose debugging;
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6 Message, always printed.
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If you OR one of these values with the flag LOG_WX the log message will
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be delivered though wxWidgets regardless of wether there is a progress
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window displayed (you won't normally need this feature, though).
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LIST List of arguments to print.
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warn LIST
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Prints a warning through the GUI log facilities (it is equivalent to
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'log(Aegisub::LOG_WARNING, LIST)'). It is automatically hooked to the
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global 'warn' function during script execution, thus it is not exported by
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default.
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Arguments:
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LIST List of arguments to print.
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<--NOT EXPORTABLE-->
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wxlog LEVEL, LIST
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wxlog LIST
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Similar to 'log', but with the LOG_WX flag implicitely set. This function
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is top-secret.
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package Aegisub::PerlConsole
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This package contains the perl console, a debug tool not intended for normal
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use by normal users (it's not even enabled in release builds). They are shown
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here for completeness.
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Subroutines defined:
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<--EXPORTED-->
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echo LIST
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Prints a list of arguments on the console, or on STDOUT if no console is
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registered, a trailing \n is printed too.
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Arguments:
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LIST List of arguments to print.
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register_console NAME, DESC
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Registers an instance of the console, as a macro. You don't want to know
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any more because in fact you'll never have to do with this. >:)
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Arguments:
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NAME Set the name for the macro. (optional)
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DESC Set the macro's description. (optional)
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package Aegisub::Progress
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This package provides an interface to the progress window automatically showed
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during the execution of a feature. Its functions are somewhat different to
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those available in lua because of clarity, however aliases are given.
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Subroutines defined:
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<--EXPORTED-->
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set_progress VALUE
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Sets the value of the progress bar. It accepts values comprised in [0, 1]
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OR (1, 100] (for instance, a value of 0.86 is equivalent to a value of 86:
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they both represent '86%'). You should really always use values in the
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range [0, 1] if you don't wanna be mocked by your friends and relatives
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(and normally they're more immediately computable).
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Arguments:
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VALUE The value for the progress bar.
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set_task DESC
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Sets the description for the current task inside progress window (just
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below the progress bar).
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Arguments:
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DESC The description for the current task.
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set_title TITLE
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Sets the title for the progress window (which is not actually the window's
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title, but a flashier label below it). The default title is 'Executing ...'
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(with the ellpsis possibly replaced by the feature's name).
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Arguments:
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TITLE The title to set.
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is_cancelled
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Returns: A boolean indicating wether the cancel button on the progress
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window where pressed in the near past.
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<--EXPORTABLE-->
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set VALUE
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Synonym for 'set_progress(VALUE)'.
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task DESC
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Synonym for 'set_desc(DESC)',
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title TITLE
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Synonym for 'set_title(TITLE)'.
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package Aegisub::Script
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Subroutines defined:
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<--EXPORTED-->
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register_macro NAME, DESC, PROC_SUB, VAL_SUB
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Register a new macro.
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Arguments:
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NAME The name of the macro.
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DESC A description for the macro.
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PROC_SUB A ref to a subroutine to be used as the macro processing function
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(see the callbacks section). Please, really use a reference and not
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just the name of the sub, because of the script 'pacakging' described
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below.
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VAL_SUB A ref to a subroutine to be used as the macro validation function
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(see callbacks)(optional, if not defined will be considered as always true).
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set_info NAME, DESC, AUTHOR, VERSION
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You can set all of the script's info values with a call to this
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function. (Otherwise you can set the corresponding predefined script
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variables individually.)
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Arguments: see the parts about script variables, anything is optional.
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package Aegisub::Script::pxxxxxxxx
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Every script that's loaded gets its code evaluated inside a different package -
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whose name is chosen at 'random' - whereas the perl interpreter is unique, so
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all the scripts see the same global package, and can possibly access other
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scripts' packages. Therefore is recommended to ALWAYS declare all of the
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script's local variables with 'my', and of course to 'use strict' to check on
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this. You can still declare another package for your script; the script's
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predefined variables should be still visible from it without any change in the
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code (they're declared as 'our'), however this is discouraged.
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Variables defined:
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$script_author
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Holds the script author's name. Default is the user executing aegisub.
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$script_description
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Holds a description for the script. Default is 'Perl script'.
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$script_name
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Holds the script's name. Default is the script's filename.
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$script_version
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Holds the script's version. Default is current aegisub version.
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$_script_path
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The full path to the script's file. Any change to this variable is ignored
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and overwritten.
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$_script_package
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The full script package as a string. Any change to this variable is
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currently ignored and overwritten, and may be so forever.
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Callbacks definable:
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macro_processing_function LINES, SELECTED, ACTIVE
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A function to be used as a callback for Aegisub::Script::register_macro().
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This function will be called when the user selects the corresponding macro
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in the Automation menu. The first two arguments can be modified, and the
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modifications will be reflected in the subtitles file.
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Arguments:
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LINES A reference to the list containing the subtitle file lines.
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Each element of the list is a reference to a hash that represents a
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single subtitle line. For the hash keys refer to lua documentation,
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they are basically the same.
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Example:
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my $lines = $_[0]; # DON'T shift @_ (unless you reconstruct it
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# afterwards) or you'll break everything and
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# your hard disk be erased >:)
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# The first selected line's index
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my $first = $_[1][0];
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# An entire line
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my $l = $lines->[$first];
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# The text field of a dialogue line
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my $text = $lines->[$first]->{"text"};
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SELECTED A ref to an array of ints, showing the currently selected
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lines in the file.
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ACTIVE Index of the currently active line in the subtitle file (sic).
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macro_validation_function LINES, SELECTED, ACTIVE
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A function to be used as a callback for Aegisub::Script::register_macro().
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This function will be called whenever the Automation menu is opened to
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decide what macros are applicable to the current script.
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Arguments: same as macro_processing_function; however any change to the
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first two ones will be ignored upon function return.
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Returns:
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VALID A 'boolean' value to indicate if the macro is applicable to this
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particular subtitles file.
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