#pragma once
// Game texts by id (TextManager 0x6728c0, GetText 0x672f70): texts of our own
// under ids the game does not use, for controls that take a text id (e.g.
// tab headers), and changes to the game's own texts.

#include <cstdint>
#include <string>

namespace game {

// A new text id for `text` (kept for the rest of the run; `text` must stay
// valid, e.g. a literal).
uint32_t RegisterText(const wchar_t* text);

// Shows the game's text `id` with each word capitalized ("RUCKSACK" ->
// "Rucksack"). Call at startup.
void CapitalizeText(uint32_t id);

// Shows `to` in place of `from` wherever a game text contains it (item names,
// tooltips, ...).
void ReplaceInTexts(const std::wstring& from, const std::wstring& to);

// The game's text `id` without our changes (empty if there is none).
std::wstring GameText(uint32_t id);

// Text `id` as the game shows it, with our changes (without overrides).
std::wstring ShownText(uint32_t id);

// Shows `text` for the game's text `id` from now on (e.g. a tooltip naming a
// key binding); setting the same text again costs nothing.
void SetTextOverride(uint32_t id, const std::wstring& text);

// The game's text under key `key` (TextManager::GetTextByKey 0x672fd0), e.g.
// "UI_ATTRIB_STRENGTH"; empty if there is none.
std::wstring GameTextByKey(const char* key);

// A game wide string ({begin, end, capacity end}, e.g. a tooltip's text) as
// text, and replaced by `value` (grown with the game's allocator).
std::wstring WideStringText(const void* string);
void SetWideString(void* string, const std::wstring& value);

} // namespace game