I removed the line from the README.

This still needs:

• Basic testing
• Fix comment style/informality

But otherwise yes. For some reason I thought I had implemented this previously, but I appreciate that people are able to build upon scratchattach.editor, as I wanted it to be cleaner that project_json_capabilities.py

I removed the line from the README.

This still needs:

• Basic testing
• Fix comment style/informality

But otherwise yes. For some reason I thought I had implemented this previously, but I appreciate that people are able to build upon scratchattach.editor, as I wanted it to be cleaner that project_json_capabilities.py

I've tested it with dummy classes and it works, but ofc you can test it and make the necessary changes :p thanks

I'll try this now

I've changed the code a lot. I think that isinstance() checks are a lot better than hasattr() when possible, and I've changed the docstring. And I see now that the mutation code structure is a bit of a mess because there a lot of classes which are not documented, so it is easy to get confused.

I also made construct_proccode use *args, which means you can pass in as many args as you want

I've also fixed a few unrelated bugs, and edited parse_proccode() so that this is a pure inverse of it.

How i tested it

# This loads a project, looks at all procedure 'definition' proccodes, parses them, then constructs a new proccode.
# When I ran this, the original proccode and the new proccode were equivalent, which means that construct_proccode works as an inverse to parse_proccode
# This also constructs a proccode in a different way at the end


from scratchattach import editor

proj = editor.Project.from_sb3("test proj.sb3")
sprite = proj.find_sprite("Sprite1")

for block in sprite.blocks.values():
    if block.opcode == "procedures_prototype":
        parsed = editor.parse_proc_code(block.mutation.proc_code)
        unparsed = editor.construct_proccode(*parsed)

        print(block.mutation.proc_code)
        print(parsed)
        print(unparsed)
        print('-' * 10)


print(
    editor.construct_proccode(
        "say",
        editor.ArgTypes.BOOLEAN,
        editor.Argument("hey", _type=editor.ArgTypes.NUMBER_OR_TEXT.value),
        "aa"
    )
)

alr, I didn't help much but yea lol