With this code, the expanded capabilities of Lint are to display word counts per character, per file, and per character per file.
This has many practical use cases, such as:
- Predicting the costs of voice acting, per character
- Keeping track of your writing progress
- Estimating the playtime of a new chapter
- Noticing which characters you've neglected (or favored too much)
- Comparing the lengths of different routes
- And probably more!
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Character statistics:
* sa has 1,744 blocks of dialogue, and 17,891 words.
* ef has 1,148 blocks of dialogue, and 13,599 words.
* di has 733 blocks of dialogue, and 9,058 words.
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File statistics:
* [common_1.rpy] contains 899 dialogue blocks and 11,178 words.
* [common_2.rpy] contains 777 dialogue blocks and 10,227 words.
* [common_3.rpy] contains 1,109 dialogue blocks and 13,988 words.
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Detailed File statistics:
[common_1.rpy] contains 899 dialogue blocks and 11,178 words:
* ef has 155 blocks of dialogue, and 1,930 words.
* sa and re have 145 blocks of dialogue, and 1,662 and 1,932 words each.
* fo has 42 blocks of dialogue, and 545 words.
[common_2.rpy] contains 777 dialogue blocks and 10,227 words:
* sa has 68 blocks of dialogue, and 752 words.
* re has 60 blocks of dialogue, and 643 words.
* ef has 55 blocks of dialogue, and 581 words.