Ren'Py Script/code to output labels/scenes onto a textfile?

[m24nub]

Hi, does anyone know a script/code I can use to output labels onto a text file? Ideally, each label is separated by a new line. The way each label is listed using renpy.get_all_labels() is impossible to use and would like them printed on a text file so I can search them more easily. Thanks!

 

[AnimeKing314]

I don't know if a script already exists but perl is a great language for text processing and uses regex so it would be pretty easy to create a perl script to do this

 

[m24nub]

I don't know if a script already exists but perl is a great language for text processing and uses regex so it would be pretty easy to create a perl script to do this

Unfortunately, I have no programming experience Ideally, I would be able to place the code in a script that I can place it in any Ren'Py game and export the labels

 

[anne O'nymous]

Hi, does anyone know a script/code I can use to output labels onto a text file? Ideally, each label is separated by a new line. The way each label is listed using renpy.get_all_labels() is impossible to use and would like them printed on a text file so I can search them more easily. Thanks!

Put this in a "myAllLabels.rpy" file:

init python:
    def myAllLabels():
        FH = open( renpy.os.path.join( config.basedir, 'AllLabels.txt' ), "a" )
        for l in sorted( renpy.get_all_labels() ):
            FH.write( "{}\n".format( l ) )
        FH.close()

    config.console = True

Put the "myAllLabels.pry" file in the "[path to the game]/game" directory.

When the game is running, open the console (SHIFT]+o) and type myAllLabels().


Be aware that you'll also have all the labels used internally by Ren'py.

 

[m24nub]

Put this in a "myAllLabels.rpy" file:

init python:
    def myAllLabels():
        FH = open( renpy.os.path.join( config.basedir, 'AllLabels.txt' ), "a" )
        for l in sorted( renpy.get_all_labels() ):
            FH.write( "{}\n".format( l ) )
        FH.close()

    config.console = True

Put the "myAllLabels.pry" file in the "[path to the game]/game" directory.

When the game is running, open the console (SHIFT]+o) and type myAllLabels().


Be aware that you'll also have all the labels used internally by Ren'py.

Thanks! I merged some of your code with 79flavors and found the perfect solution:

  f=open( renpy.os.path.join( config.basedir, '_Labels.txt' ), "w")
  for i in sorted(renpy.get_all_labels()): f.write("{}:\n".format(i))
  f.close()

Do you know why I don't get all the variables when I replace renpy.get_all_labels() with dir() ?