S("Start-of-file string")
-- ^ this must be at the very beginning of the file
--[[
	=== LUA TEST FILE FOR mod_translation_updater.py ===
	This file contains dummy function calls to test
	if the mod_translation_updater.py script works as
	expected.
]]
-- A simple string
S("Hello World")

-- Tests placeholders
S("You have @1 gold coins.", coins)
S("@1 has mined @2 diamond ores.", player_name, ores)

-- @ sign tests. Note that in the Lua file, the '@' MUST be escaped
S("@@")
S("@@@@")
S("@@a")
S("@@n")
S("email@@example.org")
S("A @@ @@@@")
S("A @@ @@@@B")

-- Equals sign tests because that's the delimiter in TR file
-- and could trip up the script.
-- In the .tr file, the "=" MUST become "@="
S("=")
S("1+1=2")

-- Combination of "@" and "=".
-- In the .tr file, the "=" MUST become "@="
S("@@=")
S("=@@")
S("@@=@@")

-- The empty string is technically not forbidden
S("")

-- Test other string delimiters
S('string in single quotes')
S([[string in brackets]])
S([[string in brackets with new
line]])

-- Concatenation of string literls
-- NOTE: concatenation with variables is NOT supported. This is by design.
S("concate-".."nation")
S("concatenated" .. " " .. "string" .. " " .. "literals")

-- Test the other function names
-- and alternative syntactical ways to call the function
NS("string in NS()")
FS("string in FS()")
NFS("string in NFS()")
local string_assignment = S("string assignment")
S ( "spaces in function call" )
S	(	"tabs in function call"	)


--[[ TRAP STRING ZONE ]]
-- Strings in this section are TRAPS
-- and must be either ignored by the script.

-- Function name S, NS, FS or NFS, but with "INVALID" in front
INVALIDS("BAD STRING: INVALIDS")
INVALIDNS("BAD STRING: INVALIDNS")
INVALIDFS("BAD STRING: INVALIDFS")
INVALIDNFS("BAD STRING: INVALIDNFS")

-- Calling a variable should not do anything
S(I_AM_A_VARIABLE_DO_NOT_COLLECT_ME)

--[[ INVALID STRING ZONE ]]
-- Strings in this section are syntactically wrong due to
-- unescaped @ signs.
-- All strings MUST trigger an error and not appear in the resulting *.tr file
S("BAD STRING: @")
S("@X")
S("@")