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Required Flags
One essential flag you need to use to get line_brkr.py to run is the -r or --read-file which specifies which file line_brkr.py will read from. To use this flag properly, the argument provided must be a valid file/path, the file must have read access, and the file must be a .rpy file.
For example, writing this command:
python line_brkr.py -r script.rpy
Tells line_brkr.py that there should be a script.rpy file within the same directory as line_brkr.py that line-brkr.py can read from.
Furthermore, writing this command:
python line_brkr.py -r somedirectory\script.rpy
Tells line_brkr.py that there should be a script.rpy file within the directory somedirectory that line-brkr.py can read from.
To learn more about file paths, read this article here.
The second essential flag you need to use to get line_brkr.py to run is one of the possible write flags. There are two to chose from, the -w/--write-file or the -o/--overwrite-file.
To use the -w or --write-file flag properly, the argument provided must be a valid file/path, the file must have write access (if it already exists), and the file must be a .rpy file.
For example, writing this command:
python line_brkr.py -r script.rpy -w new_script.rpy
Tells line_brkr.py to write to the file new_script.rpy within the same directory as line_brkr.py.
Furthermore, writing this command:
python line_brkr.py -r script.rpy -w somedirectory\new_script.rpy
Tells line_brkr.py to write to the file new_script.rpy file within the directory somedirectory (if it already exists. If not, it will create the directory somedirectory).
To use the -o or --overwrite-file flag properly, whatever argument provided to the -r or --read-file flag must be a valid file/path, the file must have write access, and the file must be a .rpy file.
For example, writing this command:
python line_brkr.py -r script.rpy -o
Is effectively the same as writing the command:
python line_brkr.py -r script.rpy -w script.rpy
To learn more about file paths, read this article here.