DemonGatanjieuandClaude Opus 5.5
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Every line is read by its own character: pasted and added lines go to the one picked in the list on the left, the node's character is the first line's, and the "Who speaks" bar is gone. Cards (ui_script_cards.js) show the text as text: a click picks, a double-click or the pencil edits it in place (Enter keeps, Esc puts back), and the name on a card opens a menu of characters (all picked lines when it is one of them). Language and speed are no longer offered to keep when several characters read; the settings link names the listened line's character. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
31 lines
1.4 KiB
JavaScript
31 lines
1.4 KiB
JavaScript
/**
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* Voice-over with several characters (the cast): each character's colour, its place in the voice
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* list, the same on the list (ui_audio_sidebar.js) and on the line cards (ui_script_cards.js); and
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* picking lines, a click, Ctrl / ⌘ to add or take one away, Shift for a run, to give to a
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* character from the list (ui_script_director.js castScriptCharacter) or from a card's name.
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*/
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const COLORS = ['#5b9cf6', '#ef7ea5', '#3fbf91', '#e3a33b', '#a487f5', '#4fc2d4', '#ee8656', '#94c252'];
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/** A character's colour by its place in `groups` (the voice list, the same order everywhere). */
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export function speakerColor(key, groups) {
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const index = groups.findIndex(group => group.group === key);
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return COLORS[Math.max(0, index) % COLORS.length];
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}
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/** The lines picked after a click on line `index`; `anchor` is the line a Shift run starts from. */
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export function pickLines(picked, index, { ctrlKey = false, metaKey = false, shiftKey = false } = {}, anchor = null) {
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if (ctrlKey || metaKey) {
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const next = new Set(picked);
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if (next.has(index)) next.delete(index);
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else next.add(index);
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return next;
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}
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if (shiftKey && anchor !== null) {
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const next = new Set();
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for (let at = Math.min(anchor, index); at <= Math.max(anchor, index); at += 1) next.add(at);
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return next;
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}
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return new Set([index]);
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}
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