Zack Buhman
853457a79d
This also includes a handful of functions for creating instances of a pokemon species, though certainly not complete.
33 lines
765 B
Python
33 lines
765 B
Python
# similar to spritesheet/gfx.py
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from parse.generic import tokenize
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from parse.generic.flatten import flatten
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def tokenize_lines(lines):
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for line in lines:
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if '::' in line:
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yield tokenize.block(line, delim='::')
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def parse(path):
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with open(path) as f:
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tokens = tokenize_lines(f.read().split('\n'))
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l = flatten(tokens,
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endings=['Front', 'Back', 'Pic'],
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base_path='gfx/')
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return l
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def _parse_all(prefix):
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pics = [
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"gfx/pics.asm",
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"data/pokemon/mew.asm"
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]
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for pic in pics:
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path = prefix / pic
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yield from parse(path)
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def parse_all(prefix):
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l = list(_parse_all(prefix))
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d = dict(l)
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assert len(l) == len(d)
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return d
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