# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
#utilities to help disassemble pokémon crystal
import sys, os, inspect, md5, json
from copy import copy, deepcopy
import subprocess
from new import classobj
import random

#for IntervalMap
from bisect import bisect_left, bisect_right
from itertools import izip

#for testing all this crap
try:
    import unittest2 as unittest
except ImportError:
    import unittest

# for capwords
import string

# Check for things we need in unittest.
if not hasattr(unittest.TestCase, 'setUpClass'):
    print "The unittest2 module or Python 2.7 is required to run this script."
    sys.exit(1)

if not hasattr(json, "dumps"):
    json.dumps = json.write

# New versions of json don't have read anymore.
if not hasattr(json, "read"):
    json.read = json.loads

spacing = "\t"

lousy_dragon_shrine_hack = [0x18d079, 0x18d0a9, 0x18d061, 0x18d091]

#table of pointers to map groups
#each map group contains some number of map headers
map_group_pointer_table = 0x94000
map_group_count = 26
map_group_offsets = []
map_header_byte_size = 9
second_map_header_byte_size = 12

#event segment sizes
warp_byte_size = 5
trigger_byte_size = 8
signpost_byte_size = 5
people_event_byte_size = 13

#a message to show with NotImplementedErrors
bryan_message = "bryan hasn't got to this yet"

max_texts = 3
text_count = 0
texts = []

#these appear outside of quotes (see pokered/extras/pretty_map_headers.py)
#this doesn't do anything but is still used in TextScript
constant_abbreviation_bytes = {}

# Import the characters from its module.
from chars import chars, jap_chars

from trainers import *

from move_constants import moves

# for fixing trainer_group_names
import re

trainer_group_pointer_table_address    = 0x39999
trainer_group_pointer_table_address_gs = 0x3993E

class Size():
    """a simple way to track whether or not a size
    includes the first value or not, like for
    whether or not the size of a command in a script
    also includes the command byte or not"""

    def __init__(self, size, inclusive=False):
        self.inclusive = inclusive
        if inclusive: size = size-1
        self.size = size

    def inclusive(self):
        return self.size + 1

    def exclusive(self):
        return self.size

class IntervalMap(object):
    """
    This class maps a set of intervals to a set of values.

    >>> i = IntervalMap()
    >>> i[0:5] = "hello world"
    >>> i[6:10] = "hello cruel world"
    >>> print i[4]
    "hello world"
    """

    def __init__(self):
        """initializes an empty IntervalMap"""
        self._bounds = []
        self._items = []
        self._upperitem = None

    def __setitem__(self, _slice, _value):
        """sets an interval mapping"""
        assert isinstance(_slice, slice), 'The key must be a slice object'

        if _slice.start is None:
            start_point = -1
        else:
            start_point = bisect_left(self._bounds, _slice.start)

        if _slice.stop is None:
            end_point = -1
        else:
            end_point = bisect_left(self._bounds, _slice.stop)

        if start_point>=0:
            if start_point < len(self._bounds) and self._bounds[start_point]<_slice.start:
                start_point += 1

            if end_point>=0:
                self._bounds[start_point:end_point] = [_slice.start, _slice.stop]
                if start_point < len(self._items):
                    self._items[start_point:end_point] = [self._items[start_point], _value]
                else:
                    self._items[start_point:end_point] = [self._upperitem, _value]
            else:
                self._bounds[start_point:] = [_slice.start]
                if start_point < len(self._items):
                    self._items[start_point:] = [self._items[start_point], _value]
                else:
                    self._items[start_point:] = [self._upperitem]
                self._upperitem = _value
        else:
            if end_point>=0:
                self._bounds[:end_point] = [_slice.stop]
                self._items[:end_point] = [_value]
            else:
                self._bounds[:] = []
                self._items[:] = []
                self._upperitem = _value

    def __getitem__(self,_point):
        """gets a value from the mapping"""
        assert not isinstance(_point, slice), 'The key cannot be a slice object'

        index = bisect_right(self._bounds, _point)
        if index < len(self._bounds):
            return self._items[index]
        else:
            return self._upperitem

    def items(self):
        """returns an iterator with each item being
        ((low_bound, high_bound), value)
        these items are returned in order"""
        previous_bound = None
        for (b, v) in izip(self._bounds, self._items):
            if v is not None:
                yield (previous_bound, b), v
            previous_bound = b
        if self._upperitem is not None:
            yield (previous_bound, None), self._upperitem

    def values(self):
        """returns an iterator with each item being a stored value
        the items are returned in order"""
        for v in self._items:
            if v is not None:
                yield v
        if self._upperitem is not None:
            yield self._upperitem

    def __repr__(self):
        s = []
        for b,v in self.items():
            if v is not None:
                s.append('[%r, %r] => %r'%(
                    b[0],
                    b[1],
                    v
                ))
        return '{'+', '.join(s)+'}'


# ---- script_parse_table explanation ----
# This is an IntervalMap that keeps track of previously parsed scripts, texts
# and other objects. Anything that has a location in the ROM should be mapped
# to an interval (a range of addresses) in this structure. Each object that is
# assigned to an interval should implement attributes or methods like:
#   ATTRIBUTE/METHOD            EXPLANATION
#   label                       what the heck to call the object
#   address                     where it begins
#   to_asm()                    spit out asm (not including label)
#keys are intervals "500..555" of byte addresses for each script
#last byte is not inclusive(?) really? according to who??
#this is how to make sure scripts are not recalculated
script_parse_table = IntervalMap()

def is_script_already_parsed_at(address):
    """looks up whether or not a script is parsed at a certain address"""
    if script_parse_table[address] == None: return False
    return True

def script_parse_table_pretty_printer():
    """helpful debugging output"""
    for each in script_parse_table.items():
        print each

def map_name_cleaner(input):
    """generate a valid asm label for a given map name"""
    return input.replace(":", "").\
                 replace("(", "").\
                 replace(")", "").\
                 replace("'", "").\
                 replace("/", "").\
                 replace(",", "").\
                 replace(".", "").\
                 replace("Pokémon Center", "PokeCenter").\
                 replace("é", "e").\
                 replace("-", "").\
                 replace("Hooh", "HoOh").\
                 replace("hooh", "HoOh").\
                 replace(" ", "")

class RomStr(str):
    """simple wrapper to prevent a giant rom from being shown on screen"""

    def length(self):
        """len(self)"""
        return len(self)

    def __repr__(self):
        return "RomStr(too long)"

    def interval(self, offset, length, strings=True, debug=True):
        """returns hex values for the rom starting at offset until offset+length"""
        returnable = []
        for byte in self[offset:offset+length]:
            if strings:
                returnable.append(hex(ord(byte)))
            else:
                returnable.append(ord(byte))
        return returnable

    def until(self, offset, byte, strings=True, debug=False):
        """returns hex values from rom starting at offset until the given byte"""
        return self.interval(offset, self.find(chr(byte), offset) - offset, strings=strings)


rom = RomStr(None)

def direct_load_rom(filename="../baserom.gbc"):
    """loads bytes into memory"""
    global rom
    file_handler = open(filename, "rb")
    rom = RomStr(file_handler.read())
    file_handler.close()
    return rom

def load_rom(filename="../baserom.gbc"):
    """checks that the loaded rom matches the path
    and then loads the rom if necessary."""
    global rom
    if rom != RomStr(None) and rom != None:
        return rom
    if not isinstance(rom, RomStr):
        return direct_load_rom(filename=filename)
    elif os.lstat(filename).st_size != len(rom):
        return direct_load_rom(filename)

class AsmList(list):
    """simple wrapper to prevent all asm lines from being shown on screen"""

    def length(self):
        """len(self)"""
        return len(self)

    def __repr__(self):
        return "AsmList(too long)"


def load_asm(filename="../main.asm"):
    """loads the asm source code into memory"""
    global asm
    asm = open(filename, "r").read().split("\n")
    asm = AsmList(asm)
    return asm

def grouper(some_list, count=2):
    """splits a list into sublists
    given: [1, 2, 3, 4]
    returns: [[1, 2], [3, 4]]"""
    return [some_list[i:i+count] for i in range(0, len(some_list), count)]

def is_valid_address(address):
    """is_valid_rom_address"""
    if address == None: return False
    if type(address) == str:
        address = int(address, 16)
    if 0 <= address <= 2097152: return True
    else: return False

def rom_interval(offset, length, strings=True, debug=True):
    """returns hex values for the rom starting at offset until offset+length"""
    global rom
    return rom.interval(offset, length, strings=strings, debug=debug)

def rom_until(offset, byte, strings=True, debug=True):
    """returns hex values from rom starting at offset until the given byte"""
    global rom
    return rom.until(offset, byte, strings=strings, debug=debug)

def how_many_until(byte, starting):
    index = rom.find(byte, starting)
    return index - starting

def load_map_group_offsets():
    """reads the map group table for the list of pointers"""
    global map_group_pointer_table, map_group_count, map_group_offsets
    global rom
    map_group_offsets = [] #otherwise this method can only be used once
    data = rom_interval(map_group_pointer_table, map_group_count*2, strings=False)
    data = grouper(data)
    for pointer_parts in data:
        pointer = pointer_parts[0] + (pointer_parts[1] << 8)
        offset = pointer - 0x4000 + map_group_pointer_table
        map_group_offsets.append(offset)
    return map_group_offsets

def calculate_bank(address):
    """you are too lazy to divide on your own?"""
    if type(address) == str:
        address = int(address, 16)
    if 0x4000 <= address <= 0x7FFF:
        raise Exception, "bank 1 does not exist"
    return int(address) / 0x4000

def calculate_pointer(short_pointer, bank=None):
    """calculates the full address given a 4-byte pointer and bank byte"""
    short_pointer = int(short_pointer)
    if 0x4000 <= short_pointer <= 0x7fff:
        short_pointer -= 0x4000
        bank = int(bank)
    else:
        bank = 0
    pointer = short_pointer + (bank * 0x4000)
    return pointer

def calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(address, bank=False):
    """calculates a pointer from 2 bytes at a location
    or 3-byte pointer [bank][2-byte pointer] if bank=True"""
    if bank == True:
        bank = ord(rom[address])
        address += 1
    elif bank == False or bank == None:
        bank = calculate_bank(address)
    elif bank == "reverse" or bank == "reversed":
        bank = ord(rom[address+2])
    elif type(bank) == int:
        pass
    else:
        raise Exception, "bad bank given to calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at"
    byte1 = ord(rom[address])
    byte2 = ord(rom[address+1])
    temp  = byte1 + (byte2 << 8)
    if temp == 0:
        return None
    return calculate_pointer(temp, bank)

def clean_up_long_info(long_info):
    """cleans up some data from parse_script_engine_script_at formatting issues"""
    long_info = str(long_info)
    #get rid of the first newline
    if long_info[0] == "\n":
        long_info = long_info[1:]
    #get rid of the last newline and any leftover space
    if long_info.count("\n") > 0:
        if long_info[long_info.rindex("\n")+1:].isspace():
            long_info = long_info[:long_info.rindex("\n")]
        #remove spaces+hash from the front of each line
        new_lines = []
        for line in long_info.split("\n"):
            line = line.strip()
            if line[0] == "#":
                line = line[1:]
            new_lines.append(line)
        long_info = "\n".join(new_lines)
    return long_info

def command_debug_information(command_byte=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, address=0, info=None, long_info=None, pksv_name=None):
    "used to help debug in parse_script_engine_script_at"
    info1 = "parsing command byte " + hex(command_byte) + " for map " + \
          str(map_group) + "." + str(map_id) + " at " + hex(address)
    info1 += "    pksv: " + str(pksv_name)
    #info1 += "    info: " + str(info)
    #info1 += "    long_info: " + long_info
    return info1

all_texts = []
class TextScript:
    """ A text is a sequence of bytes (and sometimes commands). It's not the
    same thing as a Script. The bytes are translated into characters based
    on the lookup table (see chars.py). The in-text commands are for including
    values from RAM, playing sound, etc.

    see: http://hax.iimarck.us/files/scriptingcodes_eng.htm#InText
    """
    base_label = "UnknownText_"
    def __init__(self, address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=False, label=None, force=False, show=None):
        self.address = address
        # $91, $84, $82, $54, $8c
        # 0x19768c is a a weird problem?
        if address in [0x26ef, 0x26f2, 0x6ee, 0x1071, 0x5ce33, 0x69523, 0x7ee98, 0x72176, 0x7a578, 0x19c09b, 0x19768c]:
            return None
        self.map_group, self.map_id, self.debug = map_group, map_id, debug
        self.dependencies = None
        self.commands = None
        self.force = force

        if is_script_already_parsed_at(address) and not force:
            raise Exception, "TextScript already parsed at "+hex(address)

        if not label:
            label = self.base_label + hex(address)
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)

        self.parse()

    def is_valid(self):
        return not (self.address in [0x26ef, 0x26f2, 0x6ee, 0x1071, 0x5ce33, 0x69523, 0x7ee98, 0x72176, 0x7a578, 0x19c09b, 0x19768c])

    # hmm this looks exactly like Script.get_dependencies (which makes sense..)
    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        if self.address in [0x26ef, 0x26f2, 0x6ee, 0x1071, 0x5ce33, 0x69523, 0x7ee98, 0x72176, 0x7a578, 0x19c09b, 0x19768c]:
            return []

        if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
            return self.dependencies

        dependencies = []

        for command in self.commands:
            deps = command.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies)
            dependencies.extend(deps)

        self.dependencies = dependencies
        return self.dependencies

    # this is almost an exact copy of Script.parse
    # with the exception of using text_command_classes instead of command_classes
    def parse(self):
        if self.address in [0x26ef, 0x26f2, 0x6ee, 0x1071, 0x5ce33, 0x69523, 0x7ee98, 0x72176, 0x7a578, 0x19c09b, 0x19768c]:
            return None

        global text_command_classes, script_parse_table
        current_address = copy(self.address)
        start_address = copy(current_address)

        # don't clutter up my screen
        if self.debug:
            print "NewTextScript.parse address="+hex(self.address)+" map_group="+str(self.map_group)+" map_id="+str(self.map_id)

        # load up the rom if it hasn't been loaded already
        load_rom()

        # in the event that the script parsing fails.. it would be nice to leave evidence
        script_parse_table[start_address:start_address+1] = "incomplete NewTextScript.parse"

        # start with a blank script
        commands = []

        # use this to control the while loop
        end = False

        # for each command found...
        while not end:
            # get the current scripting byte
            cur_byte = ord(rom[current_address])

            # reset the command class (last command was probably different)
            scripting_command_class = None

            # match the command id byte to a scripting command class like MainText
            for class_ in text_command_classes:
                if class_[1].id == cur_byte:
                    scripting_command_class = class_[1]

            # no matching command found
            if scripting_command_class == None:
                raise Exception, "unable to parse text command $%.2x in the text script at %s" % (cur_byte, hex(start_address))

            # create an instance of the command class and let it parse its parameter bytes
            cls = scripting_command_class(address=current_address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug, force=self.force)

            if self.debug:
                print cls.to_asm()

            # store it in this script object
            commands.append(cls)

            # certain commands will end the scripting engine
            end = cls.end

            # skip past the command's parameter bytes to go to the next command
            #current_address += cls.size
            current_address = cls.last_address

        # last byte belonging to script is last byte of last command,
        # or the last byte of the last command's last parameter
        # (actually i think this might be the next byte after??)
        self.last_address = current_address

        if self.debug:
            print "cls.address is: " + hex(cls.address)
            print "cls.size is: " + hex(cls.size)
            print "cls.last_address is: " + hex(cls.last_address)
            print "self.last_address is: " + hex(self.last_address)

        assert self.last_address == (cls.address + cls.size), "the last address should equal the last command's (address + size)"
        assert self.last_address == cls.last_address, "the last address of the TextScript should be the last_address of its last command"

        # just some debugging..
        if self.debug:
            last_address = self.last_address
            print "TextScript last_address == " + hex(last_address)
            #assert last_address != 0x5db06, "TextScript.parse somehow has a text with a last_address of 0x5db06 instead of 0x5db07"

        # store the script in the global table/map thing
        script_parse_table[start_address:current_address] = self
        all_texts.append(self)

        if self.debug:
            asm_output = "\n".join([command.to_asm() for command in commands])
            print "--------------\n"+asm_output

        # store the script
        self.commands = commands

        return commands

    def to_asm(self):
        if self.address in [0x26ef, 0x26f2, 0x6ee, 0x1071, 0x5ce33, 0x69523, 0x7ee98, 0x72176, 0x7a578, 0x19c09b, 0x19768c]:
            return None

        asm_output = "\n".join([command.to_asm() for command in self.commands])
        return asm_output

class OldTextScript:
    "a text is a sequence of commands different from a script-engine script"
    base_label = "UnknownText_"
    def __init__(self, address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True, show=True, force=False, label=None):
        self.address = address
        self.map_group, self.map_id, self.debug, self.show, self.force = map_group, map_id, debug, show, force
        if not label:
            label = self.base_label + hex(address)
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)
        self.dependencies = []
        self.parse_text_at(address)

    @staticmethod
    def find_addresses():
        """returns a list of text pointers
        useful for testing parse_text_engine_script_at

        Note that this list is not exhaustive. There are some texts that
        are only pointed to from some script that a current script just
        points to. So find_all_text_pointers_in_script_engine_script will
        have to recursively follow through each script to find those.
        .. it does this now :)
        """
        addresses = set()
        #for each map group
        for map_group in map_names:
            #for each map id
            for map_id in map_names[map_group]:
                #skip the offset key
                if map_id == "offset": continue
                #dump this into smap
                smap = map_names[map_group][map_id]
                #signposts
                signposts = smap["signposts"]
                #for each signpost
                for signpost in signposts:
                    if signpost["func"] in [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]:
                        #dump this into script
                        script = signpost["script"]
                    elif signpost["func"] in [05, 06]:
                        script = signpost["script"]
                    else: continue
                    #skip signposts with no bytes
                    if len(script) == 0: continue
                    #find all text pointers in script
                    texts = find_all_text_pointers_in_script_engine_script(script, smap["event_bank"])
                    #dump these addresses in
                    addresses.update(texts)
                #xy triggers
                xy_triggers = smap["xy_triggers"]
                #for each xy trigger
                for xy_trigger in xy_triggers:
                    #dump this into script
                    script = xy_trigger["script"]
                    #find all text pointers in script
                    texts = find_all_text_pointers_in_script_engine_script(script, smap["event_bank"])
                    #dump these addresses in
                    addresses.update(texts)
                #trigger scripts
                triggers = smap["trigger_scripts"]
                #for each trigger
                for (i, trigger) in triggers.items():
                    #dump this into script
                    script = trigger["script"]
                    #find all text pointers in script
                    texts = find_all_text_pointers_in_script_engine_script(script, calculate_bank(trigger["address"]))
                    #dump these addresses in
                    addresses.update(texts)
                #callback scripts
                callbacks = smap["callback_scripts"]
                #for each callback
                for (k, callback) in callbacks.items():
                    #dump this into script
                    script = callback["script"]
                    #find all text pointers in script
                    texts = find_all_text_pointers_in_script_engine_script(script, calculate_bank(callback["address"]))
                    #dump these addresses in
                    addresses.update(texts)
                #people-events
                events = smap["people_events"]
                #for each event
                for event in events:
                    if event["event_type"] == "script":
                        #dump this into script
                        script = event["script"]
                        #find all text pointers in script
                        texts = find_all_text_pointers_in_script_engine_script(script, smap["event_bank"])
                        #dump these addresses in
                        addresses.update(texts)
                    if event["event_type"] == "trainer":
                        trainer_data = event["trainer_data"]
                        addresses.update([trainer_data["text_when_seen_ptr"]])
                        addresses.update([trainer_data["text_when_trainer_beaten_ptr"]])
                        trainer_bank = calculate_bank(event["trainer_data_address"])
                        script1 = trainer_data["script_talk_again"]
                        texts1 = find_all_text_pointers_in_script_engine_script(script1, trainer_bank)
                        addresses.update(texts1)
                        script2 = trainer_data["script_when_lost"]
                        texts2 = find_all_text_pointers_in_script_engine_script(script2, trainer_bank)
                        addresses.update(texts2)
        return addresses

    def parse_text_at(self, address):
        """parses a text-engine script ("in-text scripts")
        http://hax.iimarck.us/files/scriptingcodes_eng.htm#InText

        This is presently very broken.

        see parse_text_at2, parse_text_at, and process_00_subcommands
        """
        global rom, text_count, max_texts, texts, script_parse_table
        if rom == None:
            direct_load_rom()
        if address == None:
            return "not a script"
        map_group, map_id, debug, show, force = self.map_group, self.map_id, self.debug, self.show, self.force
        commands = {}

        if is_script_already_parsed_at(address) and not force:
            print "text is already parsed at this location: " + hex(address)
            raise Exception, "text is already parsed, what's going on ?"
            return script_parse_table[address]

        total_text_commands = 0
        command_counter = 0
        original_address = address
        offset = address
        end = False
        script_parse_table[original_address:original_address+1] = "incomplete text"
        while not end:
            address = offset
            command = {}
            command_byte = ord(rom[address])
            if debug:
                print "TextScript.parse_script_at has encountered a command byte " + hex(command_byte) + " at " + hex(address)
            end_address = address + 1
            if  command_byte == 0:
                #read until $57, $50 or $58
                jump57 = how_many_until(chr(0x57), offset)
                jump50 = how_many_until(chr(0x50), offset)
                jump58 = how_many_until(chr(0x58), offset)

                #whichever command comes first
                jump = min([jump57, jump50, jump58])

                end_address = offset + jump #we want the address before $57

                lines = process_00_subcommands(offset+1, end_address, debug=debug)

                if show and debug:
                    text = parse_text_at2(offset+1, end_address-offset+1, debug=debug)
                    print text

                command = {"type": command_byte,
                           "start_address": offset,
                           "end_address": end_address,
                           "size": jump,
                           "lines": lines,
                          }

                offset += jump
            elif command_byte == 0x17:
                #TX_FAR [pointer][bank]
                pointer_byte1 = ord(rom[offset+1])
                pointer_byte2 = ord(rom[offset+2])
                pointer_bank = ord(rom[offset+3])

                pointer = (pointer_byte1 + (pointer_byte2 << 8))
                pointer = extract_maps.calculate_pointer(pointer, pointer_bank)

                text = TextScript(pointer, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.amp_id, debug=self.debug, \
                                  show=self.debug, force=self.debug, label="Target"+self.label.name)
                if text.is_valid():
                    self.dependencies.append(text)

                command = {"type": command_byte,
                           "start_address": offset,
                           "end_address": offset + 3, #last byte belonging to this command
                           "pointer": pointer, #parameter
                           "text": text,
                          }

                offset += 3 + 1
            elif command_byte == 0x50 or command_byte == 0x57 or command_byte == 0x58: #end text
                command = {"type": command_byte,
                           "start_address": offset,
                           "end_address": offset,
                          }

                #this byte simply indicates to end the script
                end = True

                #this byte simply indicates to end the script
                if command_byte == 0x50 and ord(rom[offset+1]) == 0x50: #$50$50 means end completely
                    end = True
                    commands[command_counter+1] = command

                    #also save the next byte, before we quit
                    commands[command_counter+1]["start_address"] += 1
                    commands[command_counter+1]["end_address"] += 1
                    add_command_byte_to_totals(command_byte)
                elif command_byte == 0x50: #only end if we started with $0
                    if len(commands.keys()) > 0:
                        if commands[0]["type"] == 0x0: end = True
                elif command_byte == 0x57 or command_byte == 0x58: #end completely
                    end = True
                    offset += 1 #go past this 0x50
            elif command_byte == 0x1:
                #01 = text from RAM. [01][2-byte pointer]
                size = 3 #total size, including the command byte
                pointer_byte1 = ord(rom[offset+1])
                pointer_byte2 = ord(rom[offset+2])

                command = {"type": command_byte,
                           "start_address": offset+1,
                           "end_address": offset+2, #last byte belonging to this command
                           "pointer": [pointer_byte1, pointer_byte2], #RAM pointer
                          }

                #view near these bytes
                #subsection = rom[offset:offset+size+1] #peak ahead
                #for x in subsection:
                #    print hex(ord(x))
                #print "--"

                offset += 2 + 1 #go to the next byte

                #use this to look at the surrounding bytes
                if debug:
                    print "next command is: " + hex(ord(rom[offset])) + " ... we are at command number: " + str(command_counter) + " near " + hex(offset) + " on map_id=" + str(map_id)
            elif command_byte == 0x7:
                #07 = shift texts 1 row above (2nd line becomes 1st line); address for next text = 2nd line. [07]
                size = 1
                command = {"type": command_byte,
                           "start_address": offset,
                           "end_address": offset,
                          }
                offset += 1
            elif command_byte == 0x3:
                #03 = set new address in RAM for text. [03][2-byte RAM address]
                size = 3
                command = {"type": command_byte, "start_address": offset, "end_address": offset+2}
                offset += size
            elif command_byte == 0x4: #draw box
                #04 = draw box. [04][2-Byte pointer][height Y][width X]
                size = 5 #including the command
                command = {
                            "type": command_byte,
                            "start_address": offset,
                            "end_address": offset + size,
                            "pointer_bytes": [ord(rom[offset+1]), ord(rom[offset+2])],
                            "y": ord(rom[offset+3]),
                            "x": ord(rom[offset+4]),
                          }
                offset += size + 1
            elif command_byte == 0x5:
                #05 = write text starting at 2nd line of text-box. [05][text][ending command]
                #read until $57, $50 or $58
                jump57 = how_many_until(chr(0x57), offset)
                jump50 = how_many_until(chr(0x50), offset)
                jump58 = how_many_until(chr(0x58), offset)

                #whichever command comes first
                jump = min([jump57, jump50, jump58])

                end_address = offset + jump #we want the address before $57

                lines = process_00_subcommands(offset+1, end_address, debug=debug)

                if show and debug:
                    text = parse_text_at2(offset+1, end_address-offset+1, debug=debug)
                    print text

                command = {"type": command_byte,
                           "start_address": offset,
                           "end_address": end_address,
                           "size": jump,
                           "lines": lines,
                          }
                offset = end_address + 1
            elif command_byte == 0x6:
                #06 = wait for keypress A or B (put blinking arrow in textbox). [06]
                command = {"type": command_byte, "start_address": offset, "end_address": offset}
                offset += 1
            elif command_byte == 0x7:
                #07 = shift texts 1 row above (2nd line becomes 1st line); address for next text = 2nd line. [07]
                command = {"type": command_byte, "start_address": offset, "end_address": offset}
                offset += 1
            elif command_byte == 0x8:
                #08 = asm until whenever
                command = {"type": command_byte, "start_address": offset, "end_address": offset}
                offset += 1
                end = True
            elif command_byte == 0x9:
                #09 = write hex-to-dec number from RAM to textbox [09][2-byte RAM address][byte bbbbcccc]
                #  bbbb = how many bytes to read (read number is big-endian)
                #  cccc = how many digits display (decimal)
                #(note: max of decimal digits is 7,i.e. max number correctly displayable is 9999999)
                ram_address_byte1 = ord(rom[offset+1])
                ram_address_byte2 = ord(rom[offset+2])
                read_byte = ord(rom[offset+3])

                command = {
                            "type": command_byte,
                            "address": [ram_address_byte1, ram_address_byte2],
                            "read_byte": read_byte, #split this up when we make a macro for this
                          }

                offset += 4
            else:
                #if len(commands) > 0:
                #   print "Unknown text command " + hex(command_byte) + " at " + hex(offset) + ", script began with " + hex(commands[0]["type"])
                if debug:
                    print "Unknown text command at " + hex(offset) + " - command: " + hex(ord(rom[offset])) + " on map_id=" + str(map_id)

                #end at the first unknown command
                end = True
            commands[command_counter] = command
            command_counter += 1
        total_text_commands += len(commands)

        text_count += 1
        #if text_count >= max_texts:
        #    sys.exit()

        self.commands = commands
        self.last_address = offset
        script_parse_table[original_address:offset] = self
        all_texts.append(self)
        self.size = self.byte_count = self.last_address - original_address
        return commands

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        #if recompute:
        #    raise NotImplementedError, bryan_message
        global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
        return self.dependencies

    def to_asm(self, label=None):
        address = self.address
        start_address = address
        if label == None: label = self.label.name
        #using deepcopy because otherwise additional @s get appended each time
        #like to the end of the text for TextScript(0x5cf3a)
        commands = deepcopy(self.commands)
        #apparently this isn't important anymore?
        needs_to_begin_with_0 = True
        #start with zero please
        byte_count = 0
        #where we store all output
        output = ""
        had_text_end_byte = False
        had_text_end_byte_57_58 = False
        had_db_last = False
        xspacing = ""
        #reset this pretty fast..
        first_line = True
        #for each command..
        for this_command in commands.keys():
            if not "lines" in commands[this_command].keys():
                command = commands[this_command]
                if not "type" in command.keys():
                    print "ERROR in command: " + str(command)
                    continue #dunno what to do here?

                if   command["type"] == 0x1: #TX_RAM
                    p1 = command["pointer"][0]
                    p2 = command["pointer"][1]

                    #remember to account for big endian -> little endian
                    output += "\n" + xspacing + "TX_RAM $%.2x%.2x" %(p2, p1)
                    byte_count += 3
                    had_db_last = False
                elif command["type"] == 0x17: #TX_FAR
                    #p1 = command["pointer"][0]
                    #p2 = command["pointer"][1]
                    output += "\n" + xspacing + "TX_FAR _" + label + " ; " + hex(command["pointer"])
                    byte_count += 4 #$17, bank, address word
                    had_db_last = False
                elif command["type"] == 0x9: #TX_RAM_HEX2DEC
                    #address, read_byte
                    output += "\n" + xspacing + "TX_NUM $%.2x%.2x, $%.2x" % (command["address"][1], command["address"][0], command["read_byte"])
                    had_db_last = False
                    byte_count += 4
                elif command["type"] == 0x50 and not had_text_end_byte:
                    #had_text_end_byte helps us avoid repeating $50s
                    if had_db_last:
                        output += ", $50"
                    else:
                        output += "\n" + xspacing + "db $50"
                    byte_count += 1
                    had_db_last = True
                elif command["type"] in [0x57, 0x58] and not had_text_end_byte_57_58:
                    if had_db_last:
                        output += ", $%.2x" % (command["type"])
                    else:
                        output += "\n" + xspacing + "db $%.2x" % (command["type"])
                    byte_count += 1
                    had_db_last = True
                elif command["type"] in [0x57, 0x58] and had_text_end_byte_57_58:
                    pass #this is ok
                elif command["type"] == 0x50 and had_text_end_byte:
                    pass #this is also ok
                elif command["type"] == 0x0b:
                    if had_db_last:
                        output += ", $0b"
                    else:
                        output += "\n" + xspacing + "db $0B"
                    byte_count += 1
                    had_db_last = True
                elif command["type"] == 0x11:
                    if had_db_last:
                        output += ", $11"
                    else:
                        output += "\n" + xspacing + "db $11"
                    byte_count += 1
                    had_db_last = True
                elif command["type"] == 0x6: #wait for keypress
                    if had_db_last:
                        output += ", $6"
                    else:
                        output += "\n" + xspacing + "db $6"
                    byte_count += 1
                    had_db_last = True
                else:
                    print "ERROR in command: " + hex(command["type"])
                    had_db_last = False

                #everything else is for $0s, really
                continue
            lines = commands[this_command]["lines"]

            #reset this in case we have non-$0s later
            had_db_last = False

            #add the ending byte to the last line- always seems $57
            #this should already be in there, but it's not because of a bug in the text parser
            lines[len(lines.keys())-1].append(commands[len(commands.keys())-1]["type"])

            first = True #first byte
            for line_id in lines:
                line = lines[line_id]
                output += xspacing + "db "
                if first and needs_to_begin_with_0:
                    output += "$0, "
                    first = False
                    byte_count += 1

                quotes_open = False
                first_byte = True
                was_byte = False
                for byte in line:
                    if byte == 0x50:
                        had_text_end_byte = True #don't repeat it
                    if byte in [0x58, 0x57]:
                        had_text_end_byte_57_58 = True

                    if byte in chars:
                        if not quotes_open and not first_byte: #start text
                            output += ", \""
                            quotes_open = True
                            first_byte = False
                        if not quotes_open and first_byte: #start text
                            output += "\""
                            quotes_open = True
                        output += chars[byte]
                    elif byte in constant_abbreviation_bytes:
                        if quotes_open:
                            output += "\""
                            quotes_open = False
                        if not first_byte:
                            output += ", "
                        output += constant_abbreviation_bytes[byte]
                    else:
                        if quotes_open:
                            output += "\""
                            quotes_open = False

                        #if you want the ending byte on the last line
                        #if not (byte == 0x57 or byte == 0x50 or byte == 0x58):
                        if not first_byte:
                            output += ", "

                        output += "$" + hex(byte)[2:]
                        was_byte = True

                        #add a comma unless it's the end of the line
                        #if byte_count+1 != len(line):
                        #    output += ", "

                    first_byte = False
                    byte_count += 1
                #close final quotes
                if quotes_open:
                    output += "\""
                    quotes_open = False

                output += "\n"
        #include_newline = "\n"
        #if len(output)!=0 and output[-1] == "\n":
        #    include_newline = ""
        #output += include_newline + "; " + hex(start_address) + " + " + str(byte_count) + " bytes = " + hex(start_address + byte_count)
        if len(output) > 0 and output[-1] == "\n":
            output = output[:-1]
        self.size = self.byte_count = byte_count
        return output

def parse_text_engine_script_at(address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True, show=True, force=False):
    """parses a text-engine script ("in-text scripts")
    http://hax.iimarck.us/files/scriptingcodes_eng.htm#InText
    see parse_text_at2, parse_text_at, and process_00_subcommands
    """
    if is_script_already_parsed_at(address) and not force:
        return script_parse_table[address]
    return TextScript(address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug, show=show, force=force)

def find_text_addresses():
    """returns a list of text pointers
    useful for testing parse_text_engine_script_at"""
    return TextScript.find_addresses()

class EncodedText:
    """a sequence of bytes that, when decoded, represent readable text
    based on the chars table from preprocessor.py and other places"""
    base_label = "UnknownRawText_"

    def __init__(self, address, bank=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True, label=None):
        self.address = address
        if bank:
            self.bank = bank
        else:
            self.bank = calculate_bank(address)
        self.map_group, self.map_id, self.debug = map_group, map_id, debug
        if not label:
            label = self.base_label + hex(address)
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)
        self.dependencies = None
        self.parse()
        script_parse_table[self.address : self.last_address] = self

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        return []

    def parse(self):
        offset = self.address

        #read until $57, $50 or $58
        jump57 = how_many_until(chr(0x57), offset)
        jump50 = how_many_until(chr(0x50), offset)
        jump58 = how_many_until(chr(0x58), offset)

        #whichever command comes first
        jump = min([jump57, jump50, jump58])

        end_address = offset + jump #we want the address before $57

        text = parse_text_at2(offset, end_address-offset, debug=self.debug)

        if jump == jump50:
            text += "@"

        self.text = text

        self.last_address = self.end_address = end_address

    def to_asm(self):
        return "\""+self.text+"\""

    @staticmethod
    def process_00_subcommands(start_address, end_address, debug=True):
        """split this text up into multiple lines
        based on subcommands ending each line"""
        if debug:
            print "process_00_subcommands(" + hex(start_address) + ", " + hex(end_address) + ")"
        lines = {}
        subsection = rom[start_address:end_address]

        line_count = 0
        current_line = []
        for pbyte in subsection:
            byte = ord(pbyte)
            current_line.append(byte)
            if  byte == 0x4f or byte == 0x51 or byte == 0x55:
                lines[line_count] = current_line
                current_line = []
                line_count += 1

        #don't forget the last line
        lines[line_count] = current_line
        line_count += 1
        return lines

    @staticmethod
    def from_bytes(bytes, debug=True, japanese=False):
        """assembles a string based on bytes looked up in the chars table"""
        line = ""
        if japanese: charset = jap_chars
        else: charset = chars
        for byte in bytes:
            if type(byte) != int:
                byte = ord(byte)
            if byte in charset.keys():
                line += charset[byte]
            elif debug:
                print "byte not known: " + hex(byte)
        return line

    @staticmethod
    def parse_text_at(address, count=10, debug=True, japanese=False):
        """returns a string of text from an address
        this does not handle text commands"""
        output = ""
        commands = process_00_subcommands(address, address+count, debug=debug)
        for (line_id, line) in commands.items():
            output += parse_text_from_bytes(line, debug=debug, japanese=japanese)
        texts.append([address, output])
        return output


def process_00_subcommands(start_address, end_address, debug=True):
    """split this text up into multiple lines
    based on subcommands ending each line"""
    return EncodedText.process_00_subcommands(start_address, end_address, debug=debug)

def parse_text_from_bytes(bytes, debug=True, japanese=False):
    """assembles a string based on bytes looked up in the chars table"""
    return EncodedText.from_bytes(bytes, debug=debug, japanese=japanese)

def parse_text_at(address, count=10, debug=True):
    """returns a list of bytes from an address
    see parse_text_at2 for pretty printing"""
    return parse_text_from_bytes(rom_interval(address, count, strings=False), debug=debug)

def parse_text_at2(address, count=10, debug=True, japanese=False):
    """returns a string of text from an address
    this does not handle text commands"""
    return EncodedText.parse_text_at(address, count, debug=debug, japanese=japanese)

def parse_text_at3(address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=False):
    deh = script_parse_table[address]
    if deh:
        return deh
    else:
        text = TextScript(address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
        if text.is_valid():
            return text
        else: return None

def rom_text_at(address, count=10):
    """prints out raw text from the ROM
    like for 0x112110"""
    return "".join([chr(x) for x in rom_interval(address, count, strings=False)])

def get_map_constant_label(map_group=None, map_id=None):
    """returns PALLET_TOWN for some map group/id pair"""
    if map_group == None: raise Exception, "need map_group"
    if map_id == None: raise Exception, "need map_id"

    global map_internal_ids
    for (id, each) in map_internal_ids.items():
        if each["map_group"] == map_group and each["map_id"] == map_id:
            return each["label"]
    return None

def get_map_constant_label_by_id(global_id):
    """returns a map constant label for a particular map id"""
    global map_internal_ids
    return map_internal_ids[global_id]["label"]

def get_id_for_map_constant_label(label):
    """returns some global id for a given map constant label
    PALLET_TOWN = 1, for instance."""
    global map_internal_ids
    for (id, each) in map_internal_ids.items():
        if each["label"] == label: return id
    return None

def generate_map_constant_labels():
    """generates the global for this script
    mapping ids to map groups/ids/labels"""
    global map_internal_ids
    map_internal_ids = {}
    i = 0
    for map_group in map_names.keys():
        for map_id in map_names[map_group].keys():
            if map_id == "offset": continue
            cmap = map_names[map_group][map_id]
            name = cmap["name"]
            name = name.replace("Pokémon Center", "PokeCenter").\
                        replace(" ", "_").\
                        replace("-", "_").\
                        replace("é", "e")
            constant_label = map_name_cleaner(name).upper()
            map_internal_ids[i] = {"label": constant_label,
                                   "map_id": map_id,
                                   "map_group": map_group}
            i += 1
    return map_internal_ids

#see generate_map_constant_labels() later
def generate_map_constants():
    """generates content for constants.asm
    this will generate two macros: GROUP and MAP"""
    global map_internal_ids
    if map_internal_ids == None or map_internal_ids == {}:
        generate_map_constant_labels()
    globals, groups, maps = "", "", ""
    for (id, each) in map_internal_ids.items():
        label = each["label"].replace("-", "_").replace("é", "e").upper()

        groups += "GROUP_"+ label + " EQU $%.2x" % (each["map_group"])
        groups += "\n"
        maps += "MAP_"+ label + " EQU $%.2x" % (each["map_id"])
        maps += "\n"
        globals +=  label + " EQU $%.2x" % (id)
        globals += "\n"
        #for multi-byte constants:
        #print each["label"] + " EQUS \"$%.2x,$%.2x\"" % (each["map_group"], each["map_id"])
    print globals
    print groups
    print maps

from pokemon_constants import pokemon_constants

def get_pokemon_constant_by_id(id):
    if id == 0: return None
    return pokemon_constants[id]

def parse_script_asm_at(*args, **kwargs):
    #XXX TODO
    return None

from item_constants import item_constants

def find_item_label_by_id(id):
    if id in item_constants.keys():
        return item_constants[id]
    else: return None

def generate_item_constants():
    """make a list of items to put in constants.asm"""
    output = ""
    for (id, item) in item_constants.items():
        val = ("$%.2x"%id).upper()
        while len(item)<13: item+= " "
        output += item + " EQU " + val + "\n"
    return output

def find_all_text_pointers_in_script_engine_script(script, bank=None, debug=False):
    """returns a list of text pointers
    based on each script-engine script command"""
    #TODO: recursively follow any jumps in the script
    if script == None: return []
    addresses = set()
    for (k, command) in enumerate(script.commands):
        if debug:
            print "command is: " + str(command)
        if   command.id == 0x4B:
            addresses.add(command.params[0].parsed_address)
        elif command.id == 0x4C:
            addresses.add(command.params[0].parsed_address)
        elif command.id == 0x51:
            addresses.add(command.params[0].parsed_address)
        elif command.id == 0x53:
            addresses.add(command.params[0].parsed_address)
        elif command.id == 0x64:
            addresses.add(command.params[0].parsed_address)
            addresses.add(command.params[1].parsed_address)
    return addresses

def translate_command_byte(crystal=None, gold=None):
    """takes a command byte from either crystal or gold
    returns the command byte in the other (non-given) game

    The new commands are values 0x52 and 0x9F. This means:
        Crystal's 0x00–0x51 correspond to Gold's 0x00–0x51
        Crystal's 0x53–0x9E correspond to Gold's 0x52–0x9D
        Crystal's 0xA0–0xA5 correspond to Gold's 0x9E–0xA3

    see: http://www.pokecommunity.com/showpost.php?p=4347261
    """
    if crystal != None: #convert to gold
        if crystal <= 0x51: return crystal
        if crystal == 0x52: return None
        if 0x53 <= crystal <= 0x9E: return crystal-1
        if crystal == 0x9F: return None
        if 0xA0 <= crystal <= 0xA5: return crystal-2
        if crystal > 0xA5: raise Exception, "dunno yet if crystal has new insertions after crystal:0xA5 (gold:0xA3)"
    elif gold != None: #convert to crystal
        if gold <= 0x51: return gold
        if 0x52 <= gold <= 0x9D: return gold+1
        if 0x9E <= gold <= 0xA3: return gold+2
        if gold > 0xA3: raise Exception, "dunno yet if crystal has new insertions after gold:0xA3 (crystal:0xA5)"
    else: raise Exception, "translate_command_byte needs either a crystal or gold command"

from pksv import pksv_gs, pksv_crystal, pksv_crystal_unknowns,\
                 pksv_crystal_more_enders

class SingleByteParam():
    """or SingleByte(CommandParam)"""
    size = 1
    should_be_decimal = False
    byte_type = "db"

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        for (key, value) in kwargs.items():
            setattr(self, key, value)
        #check address
        if not hasattr(self, "address"):
            raise Exception, "an address is a requirement"
        elif self.address == None:
            raise Exception, "address must not be None"
        elif not is_valid_address(self.address):
            raise Exception, "address must be valid"
        #check size
        if not hasattr(self, "size") or self.size == None:
            raise Exception, "size is probably 1?"
        #parse bytes from ROM
        self.parse()

    def parse(self): self.byte = ord(rom[self.address])

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        return []

    def to_asm(self):
        if not self.should_be_decimal: return hex(self.byte).replace("0x", "$")
        else: return str(self.byte)

class DollarSignByte(SingleByteParam):
    def to_asm(self): return hex(self.byte).replace("0x", "$")
HexByte=DollarSignByte

class ItemLabelByte(DollarSignByte):
    def to_asm(self):
        label = find_item_label_by_id(self.byte)
        if label: return label
        elif not label: return DollarSignByte.to_asm(self)


class DecimalParam(SingleByteParam):
    should_be_decimal = True


class MultiByteParam():
    """or MultiByte(CommandParam)"""
    size = 2
    should_be_decimal = False
    byte_type = "dw"

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        self.prefix = "$" #default.. feel free to set 0x in kwargs
        for (key, value) in kwargs.items():
            setattr(self, key, value)
        #check address
        if not hasattr(self, "address") or self.address == None:
            raise Exception, "an address is a requirement"
        elif not is_valid_address(self.address):
            raise Exception, "address must be valid"
        #check size
        if not hasattr(self, "size") or self.size == None:
            raise Exception, "don't know how many bytes to read (size)"
        self.parse()

    def parse(self):
        self.bytes = rom_interval(self.address, self.size, strings=False)
        self.parsed_number = self.bytes[0] + (self.bytes[1] << 8)
        if hasattr(self, "bank"):
            self.parsed_address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=self.bank)
        else:
            self.parsed_address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=None)

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        return []

    #you won't actually use this to_asm because it's too generic
    #def to_asm(self): return ", ".join([(self.prefix+"%.2x")%x for x in self.bytes])
    def to_asm(self):
        if not self.should_be_decimal:
            return self.prefix+"".join([("%.2x")%x for x in reversed(self.bytes)])
        elif self.should_be_decimal:
            decimal = int("0x"+"".join([("%.2x")%x for x in reversed(self.bytes)]), 16)
            return str(decimal)


class PointerLabelParam(MultiByteParam):
    #default size is 2 bytes
    default_size = 2
    size = 2
    #default is to not parse out a bank
    bank = False
    force = False
    debug = False

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        self.dependencies = None
        #bank can be overriden
        if "bank" in kwargs.keys():
            if kwargs["bank"] != False and kwargs["bank"] != None and kwargs["bank"] in [True, "reverse"]:
                #not +=1 because child classes set size=3 already
                self.size = self.default_size + 1
                self.given_bank = kwargs["bank"]
            #if kwargs["bank"] not in [None, False, True, "reverse"]:
            #    raise Exception, "bank cannot be: " + str(kwargs["bank"])
        if self.size > 3:
            raise Exception, "param size is too large"
        #continue instantiation.. self.bank will be set down the road
        MultiByteParam.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)

    def parse(self):
        self.parsed_address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=self.bank)
        MultiByteParam.parse(self)

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        dependencies = []
        if self.parsed_address == self.address:
            return dependencies
        if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
            return self.dependencies
        thing = script_parse_table[self.parsed_address]
        if thing and thing.address == self.parsed_address and not (thing is self):
            #if self.debug:
            #    print "parsed address is: " + hex(self.parsed_address) + " with label: " + thing.label.name + " of type: " + str(thing.__class__)
            dependencies.append(thing)
            if not thing in global_dependencies:
                global_dependencies.add(thing)
                more = thing.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies)
                dependencies.extend(more)
        self.dependencies = dependencies
        return dependencies

    def to_asm(self):
        bank = self.bank
        #we pass bank= for whether or not to include a bank byte when reading
        #.. it's not related to caddress
        caddress = None
        if not (hasattr(self, "parsed_address") and self.parsed_address != None):
            caddress = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=self.bank)
        else:
            caddress = self.parsed_address
        label = get_label_for(caddress)
        pointer_part = label #use the label, if it is found

        #check that the label actually points to the right place
        result = script_parse_table[caddress]
        if result != None and hasattr(result, "label"):
            if result.label.name != label:
                label = None
            elif result.address != caddress:
                label = None
        elif result != None:
            label = None

        #setup output bytes if the label was not found
        if not label:
            #pointer_part = (", ".join([(self.prefix+"%.2x")%x for x in reversed(self.bytes[1:])]))
            pointer_part = self.prefix+("%.2x"%self.bytes[1])+("%.2x"%self.bytes[0])

        #bank positioning matters!
        if bank == True or bank == "reverse": #bank, pointer
            #possibly use BANK(LABEL) if we know the bank
            if not label:
                bank_part = ((self.prefix+"%.2x")%bank)
            else:
                if "$" in label:
                    if 0x4000 <= caddress <= 0x7FFF:
                        #bank_part = "$%.2x" % (calculate_bank(self.parent.parent.address))
                        bank_part = "1"
                    else:
                        bank_part = "$%.2x" % (calculate_bank(caddress))
                else:
                    bank_part = "BANK("+label+")"
            #return the asm based on the order the bytes were specified to be in
            if bank == "reverse": #pointer, bank
                return pointer_part+", "+bank_part
            elif bank == True: #bank, pointer
                return bank_part+", "+pointer_part
            else: raise Exception, "this should never happen"
            raise Exception, "this should never happen"
        #this next one will either return the label or the raw bytes
        elif bank == False or bank == None: #pointer
            return pointer_part #this could be the same as label
        else:
            #raise Exception, "this should never happen"
            return pointer_part #probably in the same bank ?
        raise Exception, "this should never happen"

class PointerLabelBeforeBank(PointerLabelParam):
    bank = True #bank appears first, see calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at
    size = 3
    byte_type = "dw"

class PointerLabelAfterBank(PointerLabelParam):
    bank = "reverse" #bank appears last, see calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at
    size = 3


class ScriptPointerLabelParam(PointerLabelParam): pass


class ScriptPointerLabelBeforeBank(PointerLabelBeforeBank): pass


class ScriptPointerLabelAfterBank(PointerLabelAfterBank): pass


def _parse_script_pointer_bytes(self):
    PointerLabelParam.parse(self)
    print "_parse_script_pointer_bytes - calculating the pointer located at " + hex(self.address)
    address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=self.bank)
    if address != None and address > 0x4000:
        print "_parse_script_pointer_bytes - the pointer is: " + hex(address)
        self.script = parse_script_engine_script_at(address, debug=self.debug, force=self.force, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id)
ScriptPointerLabelParam.parse = _parse_script_pointer_bytes
ScriptPointerLabelBeforeBank.parse = _parse_script_pointer_bytes
ScriptPointerLabelAfterBank.parse = _parse_script_pointer_bytes

class PointerLabelToScriptPointer(PointerLabelParam):
    def parse(self):
        PointerLabelParam.parse(self)
        address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=self.bank)
        address2 = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(address, bank="reverse") #maybe not "reverse"?
        self.script = parse_script_engine_script_at(address2, origin=False, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, force=self.force, debug=self.debug)


class AsmPointerParam(PointerLabelBeforeBank):
    def parse(self):
        PointerLabelBeforeBank.parse(self)
        address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=self.bank) #3-byte pointer
        self.asm = parse_script_asm_at(address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, force=self.force, debug=self.debug) #might end in some specific way?


class PointerToAsmPointerParam(PointerLabelParam):
    def parse(self):
        PointerLabelParam.parse(self)
        address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=self.bank) #2-byte pointer
        address2 = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(address, bank="reverse") #maybe not "reverse"?
        self.asm = parse_script_asm_at(address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, force=self.force, debug=self.debug) #might end in some specific way?


class RAMAddressParam(MultiByteParam):
    def to_asm(self):
        address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=False)
        label = get_ram_label(address)
        if label: return label
        else: return "$"+"".join(["%.2x"%x for x in reversed(self.bytes)])+""


class MoneyByteParam(MultiByteParam):
    size = 3
    max_value = 0x0F423F
    should_be_decimal = True
    def parse(self):
        MultiByteParam.parse(self)
        # in the rom as xxyyzz
        self.x = self.bytes[2]
        self.y = self.bytes[1]
        self.z = self.bytes[0]
    def to_asm(self):
        return str(self.x + (self.y << 8) + (self.z << 16))

    #this is used by the preprocessor
    @staticmethod
    def from_asm(value):
        #max is 0F423F
        #z = 0x0F ; y = 0x42 ; x = 0x3F
        #999999 = x + (y << 8) + (z << 16)

        value = int(value)

        x = (value & 0x0000FF)
        y = (value & 0x00FF00) >> 8
        z = (value & 0xFF0000) >> 16

        return str(z) + "\ndb "+str(y)+"\ndb "+str(x)

def read_money(address, dohex=False):
    z = ord(rom[address])
    y = ord(rom[address+1])
    x = ord(rom[address+2])
    answer = x + (y << 8) + (z << 16)
    if not dohex:
        return answer
    else:
        return hex(answer)

def write_money(money):
    value = money
    x = (value & 0x0000FF)
    y = (value & 0x00FF00) >> 8
    z = (value & 0xFF0000) >> 16
    return "db "+str(z)+"\ndb "+str(y)+"\ndb "+str(x)

class CoinByteParam(MultiByteParam):
    size = 2
    max_value = 0x270F
    should_be_decimal = True


class MapGroupParam(SingleByteParam):
    def to_asm(self):
        map_id = ord(rom[self.address+1])
        map_constant_label = get_map_constant_label(map_id=map_id, map_group=self.byte) #like PALLET_TOWN
        if map_constant_label == None: return str(self.byte)
        #else: return "GROUP("+map_constant_label+")"
        else: return "GROUP_"+map_constant_label


class MapIdParam(SingleByteParam):
    def parse(self):
        SingleByteParam.parse(self)
        self.map_group = ord(rom[self.address-1])

    def to_asm(self):
        map_group = ord(rom[self.address-1])
        map_constant_label = get_map_constant_label(map_id=self.byte, map_group=map_group)
        if map_constant_label == None: return str(self.byte)
        #else: return "MAP("+map_constant_label+")"
        else: return "MAP_"+map_constant_label


class MapGroupIdParam(MultiByteParam):
    def parse(self):
        MultiByteParam.parse(self)
        self.map_group = self.bytes[0]
        self.map_id = self.bytes[1]

    def to_asm(self):
        map_group = self.map_group
        map_id = self.map_id
        label = get_map_constant_label(map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)
        return label


class PokemonParam(SingleByteParam):
    def to_asm(self):
        pokemon_constant = get_pokemon_constant_by_id(self.byte)
        if pokemon_constant: return pokemon_constant
        else: return str(self.byte)


class PointerParamToItemAndLetter(MultiByteParam):
    #[2F][2byte pointer to item no + 0x20 bytes letter text]
    #raise NotImplementedError, bryan_message
    pass


class TrainerIdParam(SingleByteParam):
    def to_asm(self):
        # find the group id by first finding the param type id
        i = 0
        foundit = None
        for (k, v) in self.parent.param_types.items():
            if v["class"] == TrainerGroupParam:
                foundit = i
                break
            i += 1

        if foundit == None:
            raise Exception, "didn't find a TrainerGroupParam in this command??"

        # now get the trainer group id
        trainer_group_id = self.parent.params[foundit].byte

        # check the rule to see whether to use an id or not
        if ("uses_numeric_trainer_ids" in trainer_group_names[trainer_group_id].keys()) or \
           (not "trainer_names" in trainer_group_names[trainer_group_id].keys()):
            return str(self.byte)
        else:
            return trainer_group_names[trainer_group_id]["trainer_names"][self.byte-1]

class TrainerGroupParam(SingleByteParam):
    def to_asm(self):
        trainer_group_id = self.byte
        return trainer_group_names[trainer_group_id]["constant"]

class MoveParam(SingleByteParam):
    def to_asm(self):
        if self.byte in moves.keys():
            return moves[self.byte]
        else:
            # this happens for move=0 (no move) in trainer headers
            return str(self.byte)

class MenuDataPointerParam(PointerLabelParam):
    #read menu data at the target site
    #raise NotImplementedError, bryan_message
    pass


string_to_text_texts = []
class RawTextPointerLabelParam(PointerLabelParam):
    #not sure if these are always to a text script or raw text?
    def parse(self):
        PointerLabelParam.parse(self)
        #bank = calculate_bank(self.address)
        address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=False)
        self.calculated_address = address
        #self.text = parse_text_at3(address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
        #self.text = TextScript(address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
        self.text = parse_text_engine_script_at(address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        global_dependencies.add(self.text)
        return [self.text]

class EncodedTextLabelParam(PointerLabelParam):
    def parse(self):
        PointerLabelParam.parse(self)

        address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=False)
        self.parsed_address = address
        self.text = EncodedText(address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)

        if isinstance(self.text, EncodedText):
            string_to_text_texts.append(self.text)

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        global_dependencies.add(self.text)
        return [self.text]

class TextPointerLabelParam(PointerLabelParam):
    """this is a pointer to a text script"""
    bank = False
    text = None
    def parse(self):
        PointerLabelParam.parse(self)
        address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=self.bank)
        if address != None and address != 0:
            self.text = parse_text_engine_script_at(address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, force=self.force, debug=self.debug)
            if not self.text:
                self.text = script_parse_table[address]

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        if self.text:
            global_dependencies.add(self.text)
            return [self.text]
        else:
            return []

class TextPointerLabelAfterBankParam(PointerLabelAfterBank):
    text = None
    def parse(self):
        PointerLabelAfterBank.parse(self)
        address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=self.bank)
        if address != None and address != 0:
            self.text = parse_text_engine_script_at(address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, force=self.force, debug=self.debug)
            if not self.text:
                self.text = script_parse_table[address]

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        if self.text:
            global_dependencies.add(self.text)
            return [self.text]
        else:
            return []

class MovementPointerLabelParam(PointerLabelParam):
    def parse(self):
        PointerLabelParam.parse(self)
        if is_script_already_parsed_at(self.parsed_address):
            self.movement = script_parse_table[self.parsed_address]
        else:
            self.movement = ApplyMovementData(self.parsed_address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        if hasattr(self, "movement") and self.movement:
            global_dependencies.add(self.movement)
            return [self.movement] + self.movement.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies)
        else:
            raise Exception, "MovementPointerLabelParam hasn't been parsed yet"

class MapDataPointerParam(PointerLabelParam):
    pass

class Command:
    """
    Note: when dumping to asm, anything in script_parse_table that directly
    inherits Command should not be .to_asm()'d.
    """
    #use this when the "byte id" doesn't matter
    #.. for example, a non-script command doesn't use the "byte id"
    override_byte_check = False
    base_label = "UnseenLabel_"

    def __init__(self, address=None, *pargs, **kwargs):
        """params:
        address     - where the command starts
        force       - whether or not to force the script to be parsed (default False)
        debug       - are we in debug mode? default False
        map_group
        map_id
        """
        defaults = {"force": False, "debug": False, "map_group": None, "map_id": None}
        if not is_valid_address(address):
            raise Exception, "address is invalid"
        #set up some variables
        self.address = address
        self.last_address = None
        #setup the label based on base_label if available
        label = self.base_label + hex(self.address)
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)
        #params are where this command's byte parameters are stored
        self.params = {}
        self.dependencies = None
        #override default settings
        defaults.update(kwargs)
        #set everything
        for (key, value) in defaults.items():
            setattr(self, key, value)
        #but also store these kwargs
        self.args = defaults
        #start parsing this command's parameter bytes
        self.parse()

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        dependencies = []
        #if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
        #    global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
        #    return self.dependencies
        for (key, param) in self.params.items():
            if hasattr(param, "get_dependencies") and param != self:
                deps = param.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies)
                if deps != None and not self in deps:
                    dependencies.extend(deps)
        self.dependencies = dependencies
        return dependencies

    def to_asm(self):
        #start with the rgbasm macro name for this command
        output = ""
        #if len(self.macro_name) > 0 and self.macro_name[0].isdigit():
        #    output += "_"
        output += self.macro_name
        #return if there are no params
        if len(self.param_types.keys()) == 0: return output
        #first one will have no prefixing comma
        first = True
        #start reading the bytes after the command byte
        if not self.override_byte_check:
            current_address = self.address+1
        else:
            current_address = self.address
        #output = self.macro_name + ", ".join([param.to_asm() for (key, param) in self.params.items()])
        #add each param
        for (key, param) in self.params.items():
            name = param.name
            #the first param shouldn't have ", " prefixed
            if first:
                output += " "
                first = False
            #but all other params should
            else: output += ", "
            #now add the asm-compatible param string
            output += param.to_asm()
            current_address += param.size
        #for param_type in self.param_types:
        #    name = param_type["name"]
        #    klass = param_type["klass"]
        #    #create an instance of this type
        #    #tell it to begin parsing at this latest byte
        #    obj = klass(address=current_address)
        #    #the first param shouldn't have ", " prefixed
        #    if first: first = False
        #    #but all other params should
        #    else: output += ", "
        #    #now add the asm-compatible param string
        #    output += obj.to_asm()
        #    current_address += obj.size
        return output

    def parse(self):
        #id, size (inclusive), param_types
        #param_type = {"name": each[1], "class": each[0]}
        if not self.override_byte_check:
            current_address = self.address+1
        else:
            current_address = self.address
        byte = ord(rom[self.address])
        if not self.override_byte_check and (not byte == self.id):
            raise Exception, "byte ("+hex(byte)+") != self.id ("+hex(self.id)+")"
        i = 0
        for (key, param_type) in self.param_types.items():
            name = param_type["name"]
            klass = param_type["class"]
            #make an instance of this class, like SingleByteParam()
            #or ItemLabelByte.. by making an instance, obj.parse() is called
            obj = klass(address=current_address, name=name, parent=self, **dict([(k,v) for (k, v) in self.args.items() if k not in ["parent"]]))
            #save this for later
            self.params[i] = obj
            #increment our counters
            current_address += obj.size
            i += 1
        self.last_address = current_address
        return True


class GivePoke(Command):
    id = 0x2D
    macro_name = "givepoke"
    size = 4 #minimum
    end = False
    param_types = {
                  0: {"name": "pokemon", "class": PokemonParam},
                  1: {"name": "level", "class": SingleByteParam},
                  2: {"name": "item", "class": ItemLabelByte},
                  3: {"name": "trainer", "class": SingleByteParam},
                  4: {"name": "trainer_name_pointer", "class": MultiByteParam}, #should probably use TextLabelParam
                  5: {"name": "pkmn_nickname", "class": MultiByteParam}, #XXX TextLabelParam ?
                  }
    allowed_lengths = [4, 6]

    def parse(self):
        self.params = {}
        byte = ord(rom[self.address])
        if not byte == self.id:
            raise Exception, "this should never happen"
        current_address = self.address+1
        i = 0
        self.size = 1
        for (key, param_type) in self.param_types.items():
            #stop executing after the 4th byte unless it == 0x1
            if i == 4: print "self.params[3].byte is: " + str(self.params[3].byte)
            if i == 4 and self.params[3].byte != 1: break
            name = param_type["name"]
            klass = param_type["class"]
            #make an instance of this class, like SingleByteParam()
            #or ItemLabelByte.. by making an instance, obj.parse() is called
            obj = klass(address=current_address, name=name)
            #save this for later
            self.params[i] = obj
            #increment our counters
            current_address += obj.size
            self.size += obj.size
            i += 1
        self.last_address = current_address
        return True

class DataByteWordMacro(Command):
    """ Only used by the preprocessor.
    """

    id = None
    macro_name = "dbw"
    size = 3
    override_byte_check = True

    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "db value", "class": DecimalParam},
        1: {"name": "dw value", "class": PointerLabelParam},
    }

    def __init__(self): pass
    def parse(self): pass
    def to_asm(self): pass

class MovementCommand(Command):
    # the vast majority of movement commands do not end the movement script
    end = False

    # this is only used for e.g. macros that don't appear as a byte in the ROM
    # don't use the override because all movements are specified with a byte
    override_byte_check = False

    # most commands have size=1 but one or two have a single parameter (gasp)
    size = 1

    param_types = {}
    params = []

    # most movement commands won't have any dependencies
    # get_dependencies on Command will look at the values of params
    # so this doesn't need to be specified by MovementCommand as long as it extends Command
    #def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
    #    return []

    def parse(self):
        if ord(rom[self.address]) < 0x45:
            # this is mostly handled in to_asm
            pass
        else:
            Command.parse(self)

    def to_asm(self):
        #return "db $%.2x"%(self.byte)
        return Command.to_asm(self)

class MovementDBCommand(Command):
    end = False
    macro_name = "db"
    override_byte_check = True
    id = None
    byte = None
    size = 1
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "db value", "class": SingleByteParam},
    }
    params = []

    def to_asm(self):
        asm = Command.to_asm(self)
        return asm + " ; movement"

# down, up, left, right
movement_command_bases = {
    0x00: "turn_head",
    0x04: "half_step",
    0x08: "slow_step", #small_step?
    0x0C: "step",
    0x10: "big_step", #fast_step?
    0x14: "slow_slide_step",
    0x18: "slide_step",
    0x1C: "fast_slide_step",
    0x20: "turn_away",
    0x24: "turn_in", #towards?
    0x28: "turn_waterfall", #what??
    0x2C: "slow_jump_step",
    0x30: "jump_step",
    0x34: "fast_jump_step",

    # tauwasser says the pattern stops at $45 but $38 looks more realistic?
    0x3A: "remove_fixed_facing",
    0x3B: "fix_facing",
    0x3D: "hide_person",
    0x45: "accelerate_last",
    0x46: ["step_sleep", ["duration", DecimalParam]],
    0x47: "step_end",
    0x49: "hide_person",

    # do these next two have any params ??
    0x4C: "teleport_from",
    0x4D: "teleport_to",

    0x4E: "skyfall",
    0x4F: "step_wait5",
    0x55: ["step_shake", ["displacement", DecimalParam]],
}

# create MovementCommands from movement_command_bases
def create_movement_commands(debug=False):
    """ Creates MovementCommands from movement_command_bases.
    This is just a cheap trick instead of manually defining
    all of those classes.
    """
    #movement_command_classes = inspect.getmembers(sys.modules[__name__], \
    #                       lambda obj: inspect.isclass(obj) and \
    #                       issubclass(obj, MovementCommand) and \
    #                       not (obj is MovementCommand))
    movement_command_classes2 = []
    for (byte, cmd) in movement_command_bases.items():
        if type(cmd) == str:
            cmd = [cmd]
        cmd_name = cmd[0].replace(" ", "_")
        params = {"id": byte, "size": 1, "end": byte is 0x47, "macro_name": cmd_name}
        params["param_types"] = {}
        if len(cmd) > 1:
            param_types = cmd[1:]
            for (i, each) in enumerate(param_types):
                thing = {"name": each[0], "class": each[1]}
                params["param_types"][i] = thing
                if debug:
                    print "each is: " + str(each)
                    print "thing[class] is: " + str(thing["class"])
                params["size"] += thing["class"].size

        if byte <= 0x34:
            for x in range(0, 4):

                direction = None
                if x == 0:
                    direction = "down"
                elif x == 1:
                    direction = "up"
                elif x == 2:
                    direction = "left"
                elif x == 3:
                    direction = "right"
                else: raise Exception, "this should never happen"

                cmd_name = cmd[0].replace(" ", "_") + "_" + direction
                klass_name = cmd_name+"Command"
                params["id"] = copy(byte)
                params["macro_name"] = cmd_name
                klass = classobj(copy(klass_name), (MovementCommand,), deepcopy(params))
                globals()[klass_name] = klass
                movement_command_classes2.append(klass)

                byte += 1
            del cmd_name
            del params
            del klass_name
        else:
            klass_name = cmd_name+"Command"
            klass = classobj(klass_name, (MovementCommand,), params)
            globals()[klass_name] = klass
            movement_command_classes2.append(klass)
    #later an individual klass will be instantiated to handle something
    return movement_command_classes2

movement_command_classes = create_movement_commands()

all_movements = []
class ApplyMovementData:
    base_label = "MovementData_"

    def __init__(self, address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=False, label=None, force=False):
        self.address   = address
        self.map_group = map_group
        self.map_id    = map_id
        self.debug     = debug
        self.force     = force

        if not label:
            label = self.base_label + hex(address)
        self.label     = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)

        self.dependencies = []
        self.commands     = []

        self.parse()

    # this is almost an exact copy of Script.parse
    # with the exception of using text_command_classes instead of command_classes
    def parse(self):
        global movement_command_classes, script_parse_table
        address = self.address

        # i feel like checking myself
        assert is_valid_address(address), "ApplyMovementData.parse must be given a valid address"

        current_address = copy(self.address)
        start_address = copy(current_address)

        # don't clutter up my screen
        if self.debug:
            print "ApplyMovementData.parse address="+hex(self.address)+" map_group="+str(self.map_group)+" map_id="+str(self.map_id)

        # load up the rom if it hasn't been loaded already
        load_rom()

        # in the event that the script parsing fails.. it would be nice to leave evidence
        script_parse_table[start_address:start_address+1] = "incomplete ApplyMovementData.parse"

        # start with a blank script
        commands = []

        # use this to control the while loop
        end = False

        # for each command found...
        while not end:
            # get the current scripting byte
            cur_byte = ord(rom[current_address])

            # reset the command class (last command was probably different)
            scripting_command_class = None

            # match the command id byte to a scripting command class like "step half"
            for class_ in movement_command_classes:
                # allow lists of ids
                if (type(class_.id) == list and cur_byte in class_.id) \
                   or class_.id == cur_byte:
                    scripting_command_class = class_

            # temporary fix for applymovement scripts
            if ord(rom[current_address]) == 0x47:
                end = True

            # no matching command found
            xyz = None
            if scripting_command_class == None:
                scripting_command_class = MovementDBCommand
                #scripting_command_class = deepcopy(MovementCommand)
                #scripting_command_class.id = scripting_command_class.byte = ord(rom[current_address])
                #scripting_command_class.macro_name = "db"
                #scripting_command_class.size = 1
                #scripting_command_class.override_byte_check = True
                #scripting_command_class.id = None
                #scripting_command_class.param_types = {0: {"name": "db value", "class": DecimalParam}}

                xyz = True

            # create an instance of the command class and let it parse its parameter bytes
            cls = scripting_command_class(address=current_address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug, force=self.force)

            if self.debug:
                print cls.to_asm()

            # store it in this script object
            commands.append(cls)

            # certain commands will end the movement engine
            end = cls.end

            # skip past the command's parameter bytes to go to the next command
            current_address += cls.size

        # last byte belonging to script is last byte of last command,
        # or the last byte of the last command's last parameter
        # (actually i think this might be the next byte after??)
        self.last_address = current_address

        # store the script in the global table/map thing
        all_movements.append(self)
        script_parse_table[start_address:current_address] = self

        if self.debug:
            asm_output = "\n".join([command.to_asm() for command in commands])
            print "--------------\n"+asm_output

        # store the script
        self.commands = commands
        return commands

    def to_asm(self):
        asm_output = "\n".join([command.to_asm() for command in self.commands])
        return asm_output

    # TODO: get_dependencies doesn't work if ApplyMovementData uses labels in the future
    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        return []

def print_all_movements():
    for each in all_movements:
        print each.to_asm()
        print "------------------"
    print "done"

class TextCommand(Command):
    # an individual text command will not end it
    end = False

    # this is only used for e.g. macros that don't appear as a byte in the ROM
    # don't use the override because all text commands are specified with a byte
    override_byte_check = False

    # in the case of text/asm commands, size is unknown until after parsing
    # some text commands can specify this upfront but not $0
    size = None

    param_types = {}
    params = []

    # most text commands won't have any dependencies
    # .. except for that one that points to another location for text
    # get_dependencies on Command will look at the values of params
    # so this doesn't need to be specified by TextCommand as long as it extends Command
    #def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
    #    return []

# this is a regular command in a TextScript for writing text
# but unlike other macros that preprocessor.py handles,
# the preprocessor-parser is custom and MainText is not
# used as a macro by main.asm - however, MainText is
# treated as a macro for the sake of parsing the ROM because
# it is called with $0. This is very similar to how Script
# is parsed and handled. But again, script command macros
# are quite different.. preprocessor.py allows some of them
# to handle how they should be parsed from main.asm, in
# addition to their regular "parse()" method.
class MainText(TextCommand):
    "Write text. Structure: [00][Text][0x50 (ends code)]"
    id = 0x0
    macro_name = "do_text"
    use_zero = True

    def parse(self):
        offset = self.address

        # the code below assumes we're jumping past a $0 byte
        if self.use_zero == False:
            offset = offset
        else:
            offset = offset + 1

        # read until $50, $57 or $58 (not sure about $58...)
        jump57 = how_many_until(chr(0x57), offset)
        jump50 = how_many_until(chr(0x50), offset)
        jump58 = how_many_until(chr(0x58), offset)

        # pick whichever one comes first
        jump = min([jump57, jump50, jump58])
        jump += 1

        # if $57 appears first then this command is the last in this text script
        if jump == jump57 or jump == jump58:
            self.end = True

        # we want the address after the $57
        # ("last_address" is misnamed everywhere)
        end_address = offset + jump
        self.last_address = self.end_address = end_address

        # read the text bytes into a structure
        # skip the first offset byte because that's the command byte
        self.bytes = rom_interval(offset , jump, strings=False)

        # include the original command in the size calculation
        self.size = jump

        # TODO: this is possibly wrong
        if self.use_zero:
            self.size += 1

    def to_asm(self):
        if self.size < 2 or len(self.bytes) < 1:
            raise Exception, "$0 text command can't end itself with no follow-on bytes"

        if self.use_zero:
            output = "db $0"
        else:
            output = ""

        # db $0, $57 or db $0, $50 or w/e
        if self.size == 2 and len(self.bytes) == 1:
            output += ", $%.2x" % (self.bytes[0])
            return output

        # whether or not quotes are open
        in_quotes = False

        # whether or not to print "db " next
        new_line = False

        # whether or not there was a ", " last..
        # this is useful outside of quotes
        was_comma = False

        # has a $50 or $57 been passed yet?
        end = False

        if not self.use_zero:
            new_line = True
            was_comma = False

        for byte in self.bytes:
            if end:
                raise Exception, "the text ended due to a $50 or $57 but there are more bytes?"

            if new_line:
                if in_quotes:
                    raise Exception, "can't be in_quotes on a newline"
                elif was_comma:
                    raise Exception, "last line's last character can't be a comma"

                output += "db "

            # $4f, $51 and $55 can end a line
            if byte in [0x4f, 0x51, 0x55]:
                assert not new_line, "can't have $4f, $51, $55 as the first character on a newline"

                if in_quotes:
                    output += "\", $%.2x\n" % (byte)
                elif not in_quotes:
                    if not was_comma:
                        output += ", "
                    output += "$%.2x\n" % (byte)

                # reset everything
                in_quotes = False
                new_line  = True
                was_comma = False
            elif byte == 0x50:
                # technically you could have this i guess... db "@"
                # but in most situations it will be added to the end of the previous line
                #assert not new_line, "can't have $50 or '@' as the first character on a newline in the text at "+hex(self.address)

                if in_quotes:
                    output += "@\"\n"
                    new_line = True
                elif not in_quotes:
                    if not was_comma and not new_line:
                        output += ", "
                    output += "\"@\"\n"

                # reset everything
                in_quotes = False
                new_line  = True
                was_comma = False
                end       = True

                # self.end should be set in parse or constructor
                # so this is very useless here.. but it's a truism i guess
                self.end  = True
            elif byte == 0x57 or byte == 0x58:
                # close any quotes
                if in_quotes:
                    output += "\""
                    was_comma = False

                if not was_comma and not new_line:
                    output += ", "

                output += "$%.2x\n" % (byte)

                in_quotes = False
                new_line  = True
                was_comma = False
                end       = True

                # dunno if $58 should end a text script or not
                # also! self.end should be set in parse not in to_asm
                # so this is pretty useless overall...
                if byte == 0x58:
                    self.end = True
            elif byte in chars.keys():
                # figure out what the character actually is
                char = chars[byte]

                # oh wait.. quotes isn't a valid character in the first place :(
                if char == "\"":
                    if in_quotes:
                        output += "\""
                        in_quotes = False
                    elif not in_quotes:
                        if new_line:
                            output += "\""
                        elif not new_line:
                            if not was_comma:
                                output += ", "
                            output += "\""
                        in_quotes = True

                # the above if statement is probably never called
                else:
                    if not in_quotes:
                        if not new_line and not was_comma:
                            output += ", "
                        output += "\""
                        in_quotes = True

                    output += char

                new_line  = False
                was_comma = False
                end       = False
            else:
                # raise Exception, "unknown byte in text script ($%.2x)" % (byte)
                # just add an unknown byte directly to the text.. what's the worse that can happen?

                if in_quotes:
                    output += "\", $%.2x" % (byte)

                    in_quotes = False
                    was_comma = False
                    new_line = False
                elif not in_quotes:
                    if not was_comma and not new_line:
                        output += ", "
                    output += "$%.2x" % (byte)

                # reset things
                in_quotes = False
                new_line  = False
                was_comma = False

        # this shouldn't happen because of the rom_until calls in the parse method
        if not end:
            raise Exception, "ran out of bytes without the script ending? starts at "+hex(self.address)

        # last character may or may not be allowed to be a newline?
        # Script.to_asm() has command.to_asm()+"\n"
        if output[-1] == "\n":
            output = output[:-1]

        return output

class PokedexText(MainText):
    use_zero = False

class WriteTextFromRAM(TextCommand):
    """
    Write text from ram. Structure: [01][Ram address (2byte)]
    For valid ram addresses see Glossary. This enables use of variable text strings.
    """
    id = 0x1
    macro_name = "text_from_ram"
    size = 3
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "pointer", "class": MultiByteParam},
    }
class WriteNumberFromRAM(TextCommand):
    """
    02 = Write number from ram. Structure: [02][Ram address (2byte)][Byte]

    Byte:

    Bit5:Bit6:Bit7
       1:   1:   1 = PokéDollar| Don’t write zeros
       0:   1:   1 = Don’t write zeros
       0:   0:   1 = Spaces instead of zeros
       0:   0:   0 = Write zeros
       0:   1:   0 = Write zeros
       1:   0:   0 = PokéDollar
       1:   1:   0 = PokéDollar
       1:   0:   1 = Spaces instead of zeros| PokéDollar

    Number of figures = Byte AND 0x1F *2
    No Hex --> Dec Conversio
    """
    id = 0x2
    macro_name = "number_from_ram"
    size = 4
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "pointer", "class": PointerLabelParam},
        1: {"name": "config", "class": HexByte},
    }
class SetWriteRAMLocation(TextCommand):
    "Define new ram address to write to. Structure: [03][Ram address (2byte)]"
    id = 0x3
    macro_name = "store_at"
    size = 3
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "ram address", "class": PointerLabelParam},
    }
class ShowBoxWithValueAt(TextCommand):
    "04 = Write a box. Structure: [04][Ram address (2byte)][Y][X]"
    id = 0x4
    macro_name = "text_box"
    size = 5
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "ram address", "class": PointerLabelParam},
        1: {"name": "y", "class": DecimalParam},
        2: {"name": "x", "class": DecimalParam},
    }
class Populate2ndLineOfTextBoxWithRAMContents(TextCommand):
    "05 = New ram address to write to becomes 2nd line of a text box. Structure: [05]"
    id = 0x5
    macro_name = "text_dunno1"
    size = 1
class ShowArrowsAndButtonWait(TextCommand):
    "06 = Wait for key down + show arrows. Structure: [06]"
    id = 0x6
    macro_name = "text_waitbutton"
    size = 1
class Populate2ndLine(TextCommand):
    """
    07 = New ram address to write to becomes 2nd line of a text box
    Textbox + show arrows. Structure: [07]
    """
    id = 0x7
    macro_name = "text_dunno2"
    size = 1
class TextInlineAsm(TextCommand):
    "08 = After the code an ASM script starts. Structure: [08][Script]"
    id = 0x8
    macro_name = "start_asm"
    end = True
    size = 1
    # TODO: parse the following asm with gbz80disasm
class WriteDecimalNumberFromRAM(TextCommand):
    """
    09 = Write number from rom/ram in decimal. Structure: [09][Ram address/Pointer (2byte)][Byte]
      Byte:

      Is split: 1. 4 bits = Number of bytes to load. 0 = 3, 1 = 1, 2 = 2
                2. 4 bits = Number of figures of displayed number
                                                     0 = Don’t care
                                                     1 = Don’t care
                                                     >=2 = Number
    """
    id = 0x9
    macro_name = "deciram"
    size = 4
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "pointer?", "class": PointerLabelParam},
        1: {"name": "config", "class": HexByte},
    }
class InterpretDataStream(TextCommand):
    """
    0A = Interpret Data stream. Structure: [0A]
    see: http://hax.iimarck.us/files/scriptingcodes_eng.htm#Marke88
    """
    id = 0xA
    macro_name = "interpret_data"
    size = 1
class Play0thSound(TextCommand):
    "0B = Play sound 0x0000. Structure: [0B]"
    id = 0xB
    sound_num = 0
    macro_name = "sound0"
    size = 1
class LimitedIntrepretDataStream(TextCommand):
    """
    0C = Interpret Data stream. Structure: [0C][Number of codes to interpret]
    For every interpretation there is a“…“ written
    """
    id = 0xC
    macro_name = "limited_interpret_data"
    size = 2
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "number of codes to interpret", "class": DecimalParam},
    }
class WaitForKeyDownDisplayArrow(ShowArrowsAndButtonWait):
    """
    0D = Wait for key down  display arrow. Structure: [0D]
    """
    id = 0xD
    macro_name = "waitbutton2"
    size = 1
class Play9thSound(Play0thSound):
    id = 0xE
    sound_num = 9
    macro_name = "sound0x09"
    size = 1
class Play1stSound(Play0thSound):
    id = 0xF
    sound_num = 1
    macro_name = "sound0x0F"
    size = 1
class Play2ndSound(Play0thSound):
    id = 0x10
    sound_num = 2
    macro_name = "sound0x02"
    size = 1
class Play10thSound(Play0thSound):
    id = 0x11
    sound_num = 10
    macro_name = "sound0x0A"
    size = 1
class Play45thSound(Play0thSound):
    id = 0x12
    sound_num = 0x2D
    macro_name = "sound0x2D"
    size = 1
class Play44thSound(Play0thSound):
    id = 0x13
    sound_num = 0x2C
    macro_name = "sound0x2C"
    size = 1
class DisplayByteFromRAMAt(TextCommand):
    """
    14 = Display MEMORY. Structure: [14][Byte]

    Byte:

      00 = MEMORY1
      01 = MEMORY2
      02 = MEMORY
      04 = TEMPMEMORY2
      05 = TEMPMEMORY1
    """
    id = 0x14
    macro_name = "show_byte_at"
    size = 2
    param_types = {
        1: {"name": "memory byte id", "class": DecimalParam},
    }
class WriteCurrentDay(TextCommand):
    "15 = Write current day. Structure: [15]"
    id = 0x15
    macro_name = "current_day"
    size = 1
class TextJump(TextCommand):
    "16 = 3byte pointer to new text follows. Structure: [16][2byte pointer][bank]"
    id = 0x16
    macro_name = "text_jump"
    size = 4
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "text", "class": TextPointerLabelAfterBankParam},
    }
# this is needed because sometimes a script ends with $50 $50
class TextEndingCommand(TextCommand):
    id = 0x50
    macro_name = "db"
    override_byte_check = False
    size = 1
    end = True
    def to_asm(self):
        return "db $50"

text_command_classes = inspect.getmembers(sys.modules[__name__], \
                       lambda obj: inspect.isclass(obj) and \
                       issubclass(obj, TextCommand) and \
                       obj != TextCommand)

#byte: [name, [param1 name, param1 type], [param2 name, param2 type], ...]
#0x9E: ["verbosegiveitem", ["item", ItemLabelByte], ["quantity", SingleByteParam]],
pksv_crystal_more = {
    0x00: ["2call", ["pointer", ScriptPointerLabelParam]],
    0x01: ["3call", ["pointer", ScriptPointerLabelBeforeBank]],
    0x02: ["2ptcall", ["pointer", PointerLabelToScriptPointer]],
    0x03: ["2jump", ["pointer", ScriptPointerLabelParam]],
    0x04: ["3jump", ["pointer", ScriptPointerLabelBeforeBank]],
    0x05: ["2ptjump", ["pointer", PointerLabelToScriptPointer]],
    0x06: ["if equal", ["byte", SingleByteParam], ["pointer", ScriptPointerLabelParam]],
    0x07: ["if not equal", ["byte", SingleByteParam], ["pointer", ScriptPointerLabelParam]],
    0x08: ["iffalse", ["pointer", ScriptPointerLabelParam]],
    0x09: ["iftrue", ["pointer", ScriptPointerLabelParam]],
    0x0A: ["if less than", ["byte", SingleByteParam], ["pointer", ScriptPointerLabelParam]],
    0x0B: ["if greater than", ["byte", SingleByteParam], ["pointer", ScriptPointerLabelParam]],
    0x0C: ["jumpstd", ["predefined_script", MultiByteParam]],
    0x0D: ["callstd", ["predefined_script", MultiByteParam]],
    0x0E: ["3callasm", ["asm", AsmPointerParam]],
    0x0F: ["special", ["predefined_script", MultiByteParam]],
    0x10: ["2ptcallasm", ["asm", PointerToAsmPointerParam]],
    #should map_group/map_id be dealt with in some special way in the asm?
    0x11: ["checkmaptriggers", ["map_group", SingleByteParam], ["map_id", SingleByteParam]],
    0x12: ["domaptrigger", ["map_group", MapGroupParam], ["map_id", MapIdParam], ["trigger_id", SingleByteParam]],
    0x13: ["checktriggers"],
    0x14: ["dotrigger", ["trigger_id", SingleByteParam]],
    0x15: ["writebyte", ["value", SingleByteParam]],
    0x16: ["addvar", ["value", SingleByteParam]],
    0x17: ["random", ["input", SingleByteParam]],
    0x18: ["checkver"],
    0x19: ["copybytetovar", ["address", RAMAddressParam]],
    0x1A: ["copyvartobyte", ["address", RAMAddressParam]],
    0x1B: ["loadvar", ["address", RAMAddressParam], ["value", SingleByteParam]],
    0x1C: ["checkcode", ["variable_id", SingleByteParam]],
    0x1D: ["writevarcode", ["variable_id", SingleByteParam]],
    0x1E: ["writecode", ["variable_id", SingleByteParam], ["value", SingleByteParam]],
    0x1F: ["giveitem", ["item", ItemLabelByte], ["quantity", SingleByteParam]],
    0x20: ["takeitem", ["item", ItemLabelByte], ["quantity", DecimalParam]],
    0x21: ["checkitem", ["item", ItemLabelByte]],
    0x22: ["givemoney", ["account", SingleByteParam], ["money", MoneyByteParam]],
    0x23: ["takemoney", ["account", SingleByteParam], ["money", MoneyByteParam]],
    0x24: ["checkmoney", ["account", SingleByteParam], ["money", MoneyByteParam]],
    0x25: ["givecoins", ["coins", CoinByteParam]],
    0x26: ["takecoins", ["coins", CoinByteParam]],
    0x27: ["checkcoins", ["coins", CoinByteParam]],
    #0x28-0x2A not from pksv
    0x28: ["addcellnum", ["person", SingleByteParam]],
    0x29: ["delcellnum", ["person", SingleByteParam]],
    0x2A: ["checkcellnum", ["person", SingleByteParam]],
    #back on track...
    0x2B: ["checktime", ["time", SingleByteParam]],
    0x2C: ["checkpoke", ["pkmn", PokemonParam]],
#0x2D: ["givepoke", ], .... see GivePoke class
    0x2E: ["giveegg", ["pkmn", PokemonParam], ["level", DecimalParam]],
    0x2F: ["givepokeitem", ["pointer", PointerParamToItemAndLetter]],
    0x30: ["checkpokeitem", ["pointer", PointerParamToItemAndLetter]], #not pksv
    0x31: ["checkbit1", ["bit_number", MultiByteParam]],
    0x32: ["clearbit1", ["bit_number", MultiByteParam]],
    0x33: ["setbit1", ["bit_number", MultiByteParam]],
    0x34: ["checkbit2", ["bit_number", MultiByteParam]],
    0x35: ["clearbit2", ["bit_number", MultiByteParam]],
    0x36: ["setbit2", ["bit_number", MultiByteParam]],
    0x37: ["wildoff"],
    0x38: ["wildon"],
    0x39: ["xycompare", ["pointer", MultiByteParam]],
    0x3A: ["warpmod", ["warp_id", SingleByteParam], ["map_group", MapGroupParam], ["map_id", MapIdParam]],
    0x3B: ["blackoutmod", ["map_group", MapGroupParam], ["map_id", MapIdParam]],
    0x3C: ["warp", ["map_group", MapGroupParam], ["map_id", MapIdParam], ["x", SingleByteParam], ["y", SingleByteParam]],
    0x3D: ["readmoney", ["account", SingleByteParam], ["memory", SingleByteParam]], #not pksv
    0x3E: ["readcoins", ["memory", SingleByteParam]], #not pksv
    0x3F: ["RAM2MEM", ["memory", SingleByteParam]], #not pksv
    0x40: ["pokenamemem", ["pokemon", PokemonParam], ["memory", SingleByteParam]], #not pksv
    0x41: ["itemtotext", ["item", ItemLabelByte], ["memory", SingleByteParam]],
    0x42: ["mapnametotext", ["memory", SingleByteParam]], #not pksv
    0x43: ["trainertotext", ["trainer_id", TrainerGroupParam], ["trainer_group", TrainerIdParam], ["memory", SingleByteParam]],
    0x44: ["stringtotext", ["text_pointer", EncodedTextLabelParam], ["memory", SingleByteParam]],
    0x45: ["itemnotify"],
    0x46: ["pocketisfull"],
    0x47: ["loadfont"],
    0x48: ["refreshscreen", ["dummy", SingleByteParam]],
    0x49: ["loadmovesprites"],
    0x4A: ["loadbytec1ce", ["byte", SingleByteParam]], #not pksv
    0x4B: ["3writetext", ["text_pointer", PointerLabelBeforeBank]],
    0x4C: ["2writetext", ["text_pointer", RawTextPointerLabelParam]],
    0x4D: ["repeattext", ["byte", SingleByteParam], ["byte", SingleByteParam]], #not pksv
    0x4E: ["yesorno"],
    0x4F: ["loadmenudata", ["data", MenuDataPointerParam]],
    0x50: ["writebackup"],
    0x51: ["jumptextfaceplayer", ["text_pointer", RawTextPointerLabelParam]],
    0x53: ["jumptext", ["text_pointer", RawTextPointerLabelParam]],
    0x54: ["closetext"],
    0x55: ["keeptextopen"],
    0x56: ["pokepic", ["pokemon", PokemonParam]],
    0x57: ["pokepicyesorno"],
    0x58: ["interpretmenu"],
    0x59: ["interpretmenu2"],
#not pksv
    0x5A: ["loadpikachudata"],
    0x5B: ["battlecheck"],
    0x5C: ["loadtrainerdata"],
#back to pksv..
    0x5D: ["loadpokedata", ["pokemon", PokemonParam], ["level", DecimalParam]],
    0x5E: ["loadtrainer", ["trainer_group", TrainerGroupParam], ["trainer_id", TrainerIdParam]],
    0x5F: ["startbattle"],
    0x60: ["returnafterbattle"],
    0x61: ["catchtutorial", ["byte", SingleByteParam]],
#not pksv
    0x62: ["trainertext", ["which_text", SingleByteParam]],
    0x63: ["trainerstatus", ["action", SingleByteParam]],
#back to pksv..
    0x64: ["winlosstext", ["win_text_pointer", TextPointerLabelParam], ["loss_text_pointer", TextPointerLabelParam]],
    0x65: ["scripttalkafter"], #not pksv
    0x66: ["talkaftercancel"],
    0x67: ["talkaftercheck"],
    0x68: ["setlasttalked", ["person", SingleByteParam]],
    0x69: ["applymovement", ["person", SingleByteParam], ["data", MovementPointerLabelParam]],
    0x6A: ["applymovement2", ["data", MovementPointerLabelParam]], #not pksv
    0x6B: ["faceplayer"],
    0x6C: ["faceperson", ["person1", SingleByteParam], ["person2", SingleByteParam]],
    0x6D: ["variablesprite", ["byte", SingleByteParam], ["sprite", SingleByteParam]],
    0x6E: ["disappear", ["person", SingleByteParam]], #hideperson
    0x6F: ["appear", ["person", SingleByteParam]], #showperson
    0x70: ["follow", ["person2", SingleByteParam], ["person1", SingleByteParam]],
    0x71: ["stopfollow"],
    0x72: ["moveperson", ["person", SingleByteParam], ["x", SingleByteParam], ["y", SingleByteParam]],
    0x73: ["writepersonxy", ["person", SingleByteParam]], #not pksv
    0x74: ["loademote", ["bubble", SingleByteParam]],
    0x75: ["showemote", ["bubble", SingleByteParam], ["person", SingleByteParam], ["time", DecimalParam]],
    0x76: ["spriteface", ["person", SingleByteParam], ["facing", SingleByteParam]],
    0x77: ["follownotexact", ["person2", SingleByteParam], ["person1", SingleByteParam]],
    0x78: ["earthquake", ["param", DecimalParam]],
    0x79: ["changemap", ["map_data_pointer", MapDataPointerParam]],
    0x7A: ["changeblock", ["x", SingleByteParam], ["y", SingleByteParam], ["block", SingleByteParam]],
    0x7B: ["reloadmap"],
    0x7C: ["reloadmappart"],
    0x7D: ["writecmdqueue", ["queue_pointer", MultiByteParam]],
    0x7E: ["delcmdqueue", ["byte", SingleByteParam]],
    0x7F: ["playmusic", ["music_pointer", MultiByteParam]],
    0x80: ["playrammusic"],
    0x81: ["musicfadeout", ["music", MultiByteParam], ["fadetime", SingleByteParam]],
    0x82: ["playmapmusic"],
    0x83: ["reloadmapmusic"],
    0x84: ["cry", ["cry_id", MultiByteParam]], #XXX maybe it should use PokemonParam
    0x85: ["playsound", ["sound_pointer", MultiByteParam]],
    0x86: ["waitbutton"],
    0x87: ["warpsound"],
    0x88: ["specialsound"],
    0x89: ["passtoengine", ["data_pointer", PointerLabelBeforeBank]],
    0x8A: ["newloadmap", ["which_method", SingleByteParam]],
    0x8B: ["pause", ["length", DecimalParam]],
    0x8C: ["deactivatefacing", ["time", SingleByteParam]],
    0x8D: ["priorityjump", ["pointer", ScriptPointerLabelParam]],
    0x8E: ["warpcheck"],
    0x8F: ["ptpriorityjump", ["pointer", ScriptPointerLabelParam]],
    0x90: ["return"],
    0x91: ["end"],
    0x92: ["reloadandreturn"],
    0x93: ["resetfuncs"],
    0x94: ["pokemart", ["dialog_id", SingleByteParam], ["mart_id", MultiByteParam]], #maybe it should be a pokemark constant id/label?
    0x95: ["elevator", ["floor_list_pointer", PointerLabelParam]],
    0x96: ["trade", ["trade_id", SingleByteParam]],
    0x97: ["askforphonenumber", ["number", SingleByteParam]],
    0x98: ["phonecall", ["caller_name", RawTextPointerLabelParam]],
    0x99: ["hangup"],
    0x9A: ["describedecoration", ["byte", SingleByteParam]],
    0x9B: ["fruittree", ["tree_id", SingleByteParam]],
    0x9C: ["specialphonecall", ["call_id", SingleByteParam], ["wtf", SingleByteParam]],
    0x9D: ["checkphonecall"],
    0x9E: ["verbosegiveitem", ["item", ItemLabelByte], ["quantity", DecimalParam]],
    0x9F: ["verbosegiveitem2", ["item", ItemLabelByte]],
    0xA0: ["loadwilddata", ["map_group", MapGroupParam], ["map_id", MapIdParam]],
    0xA1: ["halloffame"],
    0xA2: ["credits"],
    0xA3: ["warpfacing", ["facing", SingleByteParam], ["map_group", MapGroupParam], ["map_id", MapIdParam], ["x", SingleByteParam], ["y", SingleByteParam]],
    0xA4: ["storetext", ["pointer", PointerLabelBeforeBank], ["memory", SingleByteParam]],
    0xA5: ["displaylocation", ["id", SingleByteParam]],
    0xA8: ["unknown0xa8", ["unknown", SingleByteParam]],
    0xB2: ["unknown0xb2", ["unknown", SingleByteParam]],
    0xCC: ["unknown0xcc"],
}
def create_command_classes(debug=False):
    """creates some classes for each command byte"""
    #don't forget to add any manually created script command classes
    #.. except for Warp, Signpost and some others that aren't found in scripts
    klasses = [GivePoke]
    for (byte, cmd) in pksv_crystal_more.items():
        cmd_name = cmd[0].replace(" ", "_")
        params = {"id": byte, "size": 1, "end": byte in pksv_crystal_more_enders, "macro_name": cmd_name}
        params["param_types"] = {}
        if len(cmd) > 1:
            param_types = cmd[1:]
            for (i, each) in enumerate(param_types):
                thing = {"name": each[0], "class": each[1]}
                params["param_types"][i] = thing
                if debug:
                    print "each is: " + str(each)
                    print "thing[class] is: " + str(thing["class"])
                params["size"] += thing["class"].size
        klass_name = cmd_name+"Command"
        klass = classobj(klass_name, (Command,), params)
        globals()[klass_name] = klass
        klasses.append(klass)
    #later an individual klass will be instantiated to handle something
    return klasses
command_classes = create_command_classes()

def generate_macros(filename="../script_macros.asm"):
    """generates all macros based on commands
    this is dumped into script_macros.asm"""
    output  = "; This file is generated by generate_macros.\n"
    for command in command_classes:
        output += "\n"
        #if command.macro_name[0].isdigit():
        #    output += "_"
        output += command.macro_name + ": MACRO\n"
        output += spacing + "db $%.2x\n"%(command.id)
        current_param = 1
        for (index, each) in command.param_types.items():
            if issubclass(each["class"], SingleByteParam):
                output += spacing + "db \\" + str(current_param) + "\n"
            elif issubclass(each["class"], MultiByteParam):
                output += spacing + "dw \\" + str(current_param) + "\n"
            current_param += 1
        output += spacing + "ENDM\n"

    fh = open(filename, "w")
    fh.write(output)
    fh.close()

    return output

#use this to keep track of commands without pksv names
pksv_no_names = {}
def pretty_print_pksv_no_names():
    """just some nice debugging output
    use this to keep track of commands without pksv names
    pksv_no_names is created in parse_script_engine_script_at"""
    for (command_byte, addresses) in pksv_no_names.items():
        if command_byte in pksv_crystal_unknowns: continue
        print hex(command_byte) + " appearing in these scripts: "
        for address in addresses:
            print "    " + hex(address)

recursive_scripts = set([])
def rec_parse_script_engine_script_at(address, origin=None, debug=True):
    """this is called in parse_script_engine_script_at for recursion
    when this works it should be flipped back to using the regular
    parser."""
    recursive_scripts.add((address, origin))
    return parse_script_engine_script_at(address, origin=origin, debug=debug)

def find_broken_recursive_scripts(output=False, debug=True):
    """well.. these at least have a chance of maybe being broken?"""
    for r in list(recursive_scripts):
        script = {}
        length = "not counted here"
        if is_script_already_parsed_at(r[0]):
            script = script_parse_table[r[0]]
            length = str(len(script))
        if len(script) > 20 or script == {}:
            print "******************* begin"
            print "script at " + hex(r[0]) + " from main script " + hex(r[1]) + " with length: " + length
            if output:
                parse_script_engine_script_at(r[0], force=True, debug=True)
            print "==================== end"


stop_points = [0x1aafa2,
               0x9f58f, #battle tower
               0x9f62f, #battle tower
              ]
class Script:
    base_label = "UnknownScript_"
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        self.address = None
        self.commands = None
        if len(kwargs) == 0 and len(args) == 0:
            raise Exception, "Script.__init__ must be given some arguments"
        #first positional argument is address
        if len(args) == 1:
            address = args[0]
            if type(address) == str:
                address = int(address, 16)
            elif type(address) != int:
                raise Exception, "address must be an integer or string"
            self.address = address
        elif len(args) > 1:
            raise Exception, "don't know what to do with second (or later) positional arguments"
        self.dependencies = None
        if "label" in kwargs.keys():
            label = kwargs["label"]
        else:
            label = None
        if not label:
            label = self.base_label + hex(self.address)
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)
        if "map_group" in kwargs.keys():
            self.map_group = kwargs["map_group"]
        if "map_id" in kwargs.keys():
            self.map_id = kwargs["map_id"]
        if "parent" in kwargs.keys():
            self.parent = kwargs["parent"]
        #parse the script at the address
        if "use_old_parse" in kwargs.keys() and kwargs["use_old_parse"] == True:
            self.old_parse(**kwargs)
        else:
            self.parse(self.address, **kwargs)

    def pksv_list(self):
        """shows a list of pksv names for each command in the script"""
        items = []
        if type(self.commands) == dict:
            for (id, command) in self.commands.items():
                if command["type"] in pksv_crystal:
                    items.append(pksv_crystal[command["type"]])
                else:
                    items.append(hex(command["type"]))
        else:
            for command in self.commands:
                items.append(command.macro_name)
        return items


    def to_pksv(self):
        """returns a string of pksv command names"""
        pksv = self.pksv_list()
        output = "script starting at: "+hex(self.address)+" .. "
        first = True
        for item in pksv:
            item = str(item)
            if first:
                output += item
                first = False
            else:
                output += ", "+item
        return output

    def show_pksv(self):
        """prints a list of pksv command names in this script"""
        print self.to_pksv()

    def parse(self, start_address, force=False, map_group=None, map_id=None, force_top=True, origin=True, debug=False):
        """parses a script using the Command classes
        as an alternative to the old method using hard-coded commands

        force_top just means 'force the main script to get parsed, but not any subscripts'
        """
        global command_classes, rom, script_parse_table
        current_address = start_address
        print "Script.parse address="+hex(self.address) +" map_group="+str(map_group)+" map_id="+str(map_id)
        if start_address in stop_points and force == False:
            print "script parsing is stopping at stop_point=" + hex(start_address) + " at map_group="+str(map_group)+" map_id="+str(map_id)
            return None
        if start_address < 0x4000 and start_address not in [0x26ef, 0x114, 0x1108]:
            print "address is less than 0x4000.. address is: " + hex(start_address)
            sys.exit(1)
        if is_script_already_parsed_at(start_address) and not force and not force_top:
            raise Exception, "this script has already been parsed before, please use that instance ("+hex(start_address)+")"

        # load up the rom if it hasn't been loaded already
        load_rom()

        # in the event that the script parsing fails.. it would be nice to leave evidence
        script_parse_table[start_address:start_address+1] = "incomplete parse_script_with_command_classes"

        # start with a blank script
        commands = []

        # use this to control the while loop
        end = False

        # for each command found..
        while not end:
            # get the current scripting byte
            cur_byte = ord(rom[current_address])

            # reset the command class (last command was probably different)
            scripting_command_class = None

            # match the command id byte to a scripting command class like GivePoke
            for class_ in command_classes:
                if class_.id == cur_byte:
                    scripting_command_class = class_

            # no matching command found (not implemented yet)- just end this script
            # NOTE: might be better to raise an exception and end the program?
            if scripting_command_class == None:
                print "parsing script; current_address is: " + hex(current_address)
                current_address += 1
                asm_output = "\n".join([command.to_asm() for command in commands])
                end = True
                continue
                # maybe the program should exit with failure instead?
                #raise Exception, "no command found? id: " + hex(cur_byte) + " at " + hex(current_address) + " asm is:\n" + asm_output

            # create an instance of the command class and let it parse its parameter bytes
            #print "about to parse command(script@"+hex(start_address)+"): " + str(scripting_command_class.macro_name)
            cls = scripting_command_class(address=current_address, force=force, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, parent=self)

            #if self.debug:
            #    print cls.to_asm()

            # store it in this script object
            commands.append(cls)

            # certain commands will end the scripting engine
            end = cls.end

            # skip past the command's parameter bytes to go to the next command
            #current_address = cls.last_address + 1
            current_address += cls.size

        # last byte belonging to script is last byte of last command,
        # or the last byte of the last command's last parameter
        self.last_address = current_address

        # store the script in the global table/map thing
        script_parse_table[start_address:current_address] = self

        asm_output = "\n".join([command.to_asm() for command in commands])
        print "--------------\n"+asm_output

        # store the script
        self.commands = commands

        return commands

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
            return self.dependencies
        dependencies = []
        for command in self.commands:
            deps = command.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies)
            dependencies.extend(deps)
        self.dependencies = dependencies
        return dependencies

    def to_asm(self):
        asm_output = "".join([command.to_asm()+"\n" for command in self.commands])
        if asm_output[-1] == "\n":
            asm_output = asm_output[:-1]
        return asm_output

    def old_parse(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """included from old_parse_scripts"""
from old_parse_scripts import old_parse
Script.old_parse = old_parse

def parse_script_engine_script_at(address, map_group=None, map_id=None, force=False, debug=True, origin=True):
    if is_script_already_parsed_at(address) and not force:
        return script_parse_table[address]
    return Script(address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, force=force, debug=debug, origin=origin)

def compare_script_parsing_methods(address):
    """
    compares the parsed scripts using the new method and the old method
    The new method is Script.parse, the old method is Script.old_parse.

    There are likely to be problems with the new script parser, the one
    that uses the command classes to parse bytes. To look for these
    problems, you can compare the output of one parsing method to the
    output of the other. When there's a difference, there is something
    worth correcting. Probably by each command's "macro_name" attribute.
    """
    load_rom()
    separator = "################ compare_script_parsing_methods"
    #first do it the old way
    print separator
    print "parsing the script at " + hex(address) + " using the old method"
    oldscript = Script(address, debug=True, force=True, origin=True, use_old_parse=True)
    #and now the old way
    print separator
    print "parsing the script at " + hex(address) + " using the new method"
    newscript = Script(address, debug=True, force=True, origin=True)
    #let the comparison begin..
    errors = 0
    print separator + " COMPARISON RESULTS"
    if not len(oldscript.commands.keys()) == len(newscript.commands):
        print "the two scripts don't have the same number of commands"
        errors += 1
    for (id, oldcommand) in oldscript.commands.items():
        newcommand = newscript.commands[id]
        oldcommand_pksv_name = pksv_crystal[oldcommand["type"]].replace(" ", "_")
        if oldcommand["start_address"] != newcommand.address:
            print "the two addresses (command id="+str(id)+") do not match old="+hex(oldcommand["start_address"]) + " new="+hex(newcommand.address)
            errors += 1
        if oldcommand_pksv_name != newcommand.macro_name:
            print "the two commands (id="+str(id)+") do not have the same name old="+oldcommand_pksv_name+" new="+newcommand.macro_name
            errors += 1
    print "total comparison errors: " + str(errors)
    return oldscript, newscript


class Warp(Command):
    """only used outside of scripts"""
    size = warp_byte_size
    macro_name = "warp_def"
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "y", "class": HexByte},
        1: {"name": "x", "class": HexByte},
        2: {"name": "warp_to", "class": DecimalParam},
        3: {"name": "map_bank", "class": MapGroupParam},
        4: {"name": "map_id", "class": MapIdParam},
    }
    override_byte_check = True

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        self.id = kwargs["id"]
        script_parse_table[kwargs["address"] : kwargs["address"] + self.size] = self
        Command.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        return []

all_warps = []
def parse_warps(address, warp_count, bank=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    warps = []
    current_address = address
    for each in range(warp_count):
        warp = Warp(address=current_address, id=each, bank=bank, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
        current_address += warp_byte_size
        warps.append(warp)
    all_warps.extend(warps)
    return warps

def old_parse_warp_bytes(some_bytes, debug=True):
    """parse some number of warps from the data"""
    assert len(some_bytes) % warp_byte_size == 0, "wrong number of bytes"
    warps = []
    for bytes in grouper(some_bytes, count=warp_byte_size):
        y = int(bytes[0], 16)
        x = int(bytes[1], 16)
        warp_to = int(bytes[2], 16)
        map_group = int(bytes[3], 16)
        map_id = int(bytes[4], 16)
        warps.append({
            "y": y,
            "x": x,
            "warp_to": warp_to,
            "map_group": map_group,
            "map_id": map_id,
        })
    return warps

class XYTrigger(Command):
    size = trigger_byte_size
    macro_name = "xy_trigger"
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "number", "class": DecimalParam},
        1: {"name": "y", "class": HexByte},
        2: {"name": "x", "class": HexByte},
        3: {"name": "unknown1", "class": SingleByteParam},
        4: {"name": "script", "class": ScriptPointerLabelParam},
        5: {"name": "unknown2", "class": SingleByteParam},
        6: {"name": "unknown3", "class": SingleByteParam},
    }
    override_byte_check = True

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        self.id = kwargs["id"]
        self.dependencies = None
        Command.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        dependencies = []
        if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
            return self.dependencies
        thing = script_parse_table[self.params[4].parsed_address]
        if thing and thing != self.params[4]:
            dependencies.append(thing)
            global_dependencies.add(thing)
        self.dependencies = dependencies
        return dependencies

all_xy_triggers = []
def parse_xy_triggers(address, trigger_count, bank=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    xy_triggers = []
    current_address = address
    for each in range(trigger_count):
        xy_trigger = XYTrigger(address=current_address, id=each, bank=bank, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
        current_address += trigger_byte_size
        xy_triggers.append(xy_trigger)
    all_xy_triggers.extend(xy_triggers)
    return xy_triggers

def old_parse_xy_trigger_bytes(some_bytes, bank=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    """parse some number of triggers from the data"""
    assert len(some_bytes) % trigger_byte_size == 0, "wrong number of bytes"
    triggers = []
    for bytes in grouper(some_bytes, count=trigger_byte_size):
        trigger_number = int(bytes[0], 16)
        y = int(bytes[1], 16)
        x = int(bytes[2], 16)
        unknown1 = int(bytes[3], 16) #XXX probably 00?
        script_ptr_byte1 = int(bytes[4], 16)
        script_ptr_byte2 = int(bytes[5], 16)
        script_ptr = script_ptr_byte1 + (script_ptr_byte2 << 8)
        script_address = None
        script = None
        if bank:
            script_address = calculate_pointer(script_ptr, bank)
            print "******* parsing xy trigger byte scripts... x=" + str(x) + " y=" + str(y)
            script = parse_script_engine_script_at(script_address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)

        triggers.append({
            "trigger_number": trigger_number,
            "y": y,
            "x": x,
            "unknown1": unknown1, #probably 00
            "script_ptr": script_ptr,
            "script_pointer": {"1": script_ptr_byte1, "2": script_ptr_byte2},
            "script_address": script_address,
            "script": script,
        })
    return triggers


class ItemFragment(Command):
    """used by ItemFragmentParam and PeopleEvent
    (for items placed on a map)"""
    size = 2
    macro_name = "db"
    base_label = "ItemFragment_"
    override_byte_check = True
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "item", "class": ItemLabelByte},
        1: {"name": "quantity", "class": DecimalParam},
    }

    def __init__(self, address=None, bank=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=False, label=None):
        assert is_valid_address(address), "PeopleEvent must be given a valid address"
        self.address = address
        self.last_address = address + self.size
        self.bank = bank
        if not label:
            label = self.base_label + hex(address)
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)
        self.map_group = map_group
        self.map_id = map_id
        self.debug = debug
        self.params = {}
        self.dependencies = None
        self.args = {"debug": debug, "map_group": map_group, "map_id": map_id, "bank": bank}
        script_parse_table[self.address : self.last_address] = self
        self.parse()


class ItemFragmentParam(PointerLabelParam):
    """used by PeopleEvent"""

    def parse(self):
        PointerLabelParam.parse(self)

        address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=self.bank)
        self.calculated_address = address

        itemfrag = ItemFragment(address=address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
        self.itemfrag = itemfrag

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
            return self.dependencies
        self.dependencies = [self.itemfrag].extend(self.itemfrag.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        global_dependencies.add(self.itemfrag)
        return self.dependencies

trainer_group_maximums = {}
class TrainerFragment(Command):
    """used by TrainerFragmentParam and PeopleEvent for trainer data

    Maybe this shouldn't be a Command. The output might sprawl
    over multiple lines, and maybe it should be commented in to_asm?

    [Bit no. (2byte)][Trainer group][Trainer]
    [2byte pointer to Text when seen]
    [2byte pointer to text when trainer beaten]
    [2byte pointer to script when lost (0000=Blackout)]
    [2byte pointer to script if won/talked to again]

    The bit number tell the game later on if the trainer has been
    beaten already (bit = 1) or not (bit = 0). All Bit number of BitTable1.

    03 = Nothing
    04 = Nothing
    05 = Nothing
    06 = Nothing
    """
    size = 12
    macro_name = "trainer_def"
    base_label = "Trainer_"
    override_byte_check = True
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "bit_number", "class": MultiByteParam},
        1: {"name": "trainer_group", "class": TrainerGroupParam},
        2: {"name": "trainer_id", "class": TrainerIdParam},
        3: {"name": "text_when_seen", "class": TextPointerLabelParam},
        4: {"name": "text_when_trainer_beaten", "class": TextPointerLabelParam},
        5: {"name": "script_when_lost", "class": ScriptPointerLabelParam},
        6: {"name": "script_talk_again", "class": ScriptPointerLabelParam},
    }

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        address = kwargs["address"]
        print "TrainerFragment address=" + hex(address)
        self.address = address
        self.last_address = self.address + self.size
        if not is_valid_address(address) or address in [0x26ef]:
            self.include_in_asm = False
            return
        script_parse_table[self.address : self.last_address] = self
        self.dependencies = None
        Command.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        deps = []
        if not is_valid_address(self.address): return deps
        if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
            return self.dependencies
        #deps.append(self.params[3])
        deps.extend(self.params[3].get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        #deps.append(self.params[4])
        deps.extend(self.params[4].get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        #deps.append(self.params[5])
        deps.extend(self.params[5].get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        #deps.append(self.params[6])
        deps.extend(self.params[6].get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        self.dependencies = deps
        return deps

    def parse(self):
        Command.parse(self)

        # get the trainer group id
        trainer_group = self.params[1].byte

        # get the trainer id
        trainer_id = self.params[2].byte

        if not trainer_group in trainer_group_maximums.keys():
            trainer_group_maximums[trainer_group] = set([trainer_id])
        else:
            trainer_group_maximums[trainer_group].add(trainer_id)

        # give this object a possibly better label
        label = "Trainer"
        if ("uses_numeric_trainer_ids" in trainer_group_names[trainer_group].keys()) \
           or ("trainer_names" not in trainer_group_names[trainer_group].keys()):
            label += string.capwords(trainer_group_names[trainer_group]["constant"])
            if "trainer_names" in trainer_group_names[trainer_group].keys() \
               and len(trainer_group_names[trainer_group]["trainer_names"]) > 1:
                label += str(trainer_id)
        else:
            label += string.capwords(trainer_group_names[trainer_group]["constant"]) + \
                     string.capwords(trainer_group_names[trainer_group]["trainer_names"][trainer_id-1])

        label = label.replace("Gruntm", "GruntM").replace("Gruntf", "GruntF").replace("Lt_surge", "LtSurge")

        self.label = Label(name=label, address=self.address, object=self)

        # ---- give better labels to the objects created by TrainerFragment ----

        text_when_seen_text = script_parse_table[self.params[3].parsed_address]
        if text_when_seen_text != None:
            text_when_seen_label = Label(name=label + "WhenSeenText", address=text_when_seen_text.address, object=text_when_seen_text)
            text_when_seen_text.label = text_when_seen_label

        text_when_beaten_text = script_parse_table[self.params[4].parsed_address]
        if text_when_beaten_text != None:
            text_when_beaten_label = Label(name=label + "WhenBeatenText", address=text_when_beaten_text.address, object=text_when_beaten_text)
            text_when_beaten_text.label = text_when_beaten_label

        script_when_lost = script_parse_table[self.params[5].parsed_address]
        if script_when_lost != None:
            script_when_lost_label = Label(name=label + "WhenLostScript", address=script_when_lost.address, object=script_when_lost)
            script_when_lost.label = script_when_lost_label

        script_talk_again = script_parse_table[self.params[6].parsed_address]
        if script_talk_again != None:
            script_talk_again_label = Label(name=label + "WhenTalkScript", address=script_talk_again.address, object=script_talk_again)
            script_talk_again.label = script_talk_again_label

    def to_asm(self):
        xspacing = ""
        output = ""
        output += xspacing + "; bit/flag number\n"
        output += xspacing + "dw $%.2x"%(self.params[0].parsed_number)
        output += "\n\n"+xspacing+"; trainer group && trainer id\n"
        output += xspacing + "db %s, %s" % (self.params[1].to_asm(), self.params[2].to_asm())
        output += "\n\n"+xspacing+"; text when seen\n"
        output += xspacing + "dw " + self.params[3].to_asm()
        output += "\n\n"+xspacing+"; text when trainer beaten\n"
        output += xspacing + "dw " + self.params[4].to_asm()
        output += "\n\n"+xspacing+"; script when lost\n"
        output += xspacing + "dw " + self.params[5].to_asm()
        output += "\n\n"+xspacing+"; script when talk again\n"
        output += xspacing + "dw " + self.params[6].to_asm()
        return output

class TrainerFragmentParam(PointerLabelParam):
    """used by PeopleEvent to point to trainer data"""
    def parse(self):
        address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self.address, bank=self.bank)
        self.calculated_address = address
        if address == 0x26ef:
            self.trainerfrag = None
        else:
            trainerfrag = TrainerFragment(address=address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
            self.trainerfrag = trainerfrag
        PointerLabelParam.parse(self)

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        deps = []
        if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
            return self.dependencies
        if self.trainerfrag:
            global_dependencies.add(self.trainerfrag)
            deps.append(self.trainerfrag)
            deps.extend(self.trainerfrag.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        self.dependencies = deps
        return deps

trainer_group_table = None
class TrainerGroupTable:
    """ A list of pointers.

    This should probably be called TrainerGroupPointerTable.
    """

    def __init__(self):
        assert 0x43 in trainer_group_maximums.keys(), "TrainerGroupTable should onyl be created after all the trainers have been found"
        self.address = trainer_group_pointer_table_address
        self.bank = calculate_bank(trainer_group_pointer_table_address)
        self.label = Label(name="TrainerGroupPointerTable", address=self.address, object=self)
        self.size = None
        self.last_address = None
        self.dependencies = None
        self.headers = []
        self.parse()

        script_parse_table[self.address : self.last_address] = self

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        global_dependencies.update(self.headers)
        if recompute == True and self.dependencies != None and self.dependencies != []:
            return self.dependencies
        dependencies = copy(self.headers)
        for header in self.headers:
            dependencies.extend(header.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        return dependencies

    def parse(self):
        size = 0
        for (key, kvalue) in trainer_group_names.items():
            # calculate the location of this trainer group header from its pointer
            pointer_bytes_location = kvalue["pointer_address"]
            parsed_address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(pointer_bytes_location, bank=self.bank)
            trainer_group_names[key]["parsed_address"] = parsed_address

            # parse the trainer group header at this location
            name = kvalue["name"]
            trainer_group_header = TrainerGroupHeader(address=parsed_address, group_id=key, group_name=name)
            trainer_group_names[key]["header"] = trainer_group_header
            self.headers.append(trainer_group_header)

            # keep track of the size of this pointer table
            size += 2
        self.size = size
        self.last_address = self.address + self.size

    def to_asm(self):
        output = "".join([str("dw "+get_label_for(header.address)+"\n") for header in self.headers])
        return output

class TrainerGroupHeader:
    """
    A trainer group header is a repeating list of individual trainer headers.

    <Trainer Name> <0x50> <Data type> <Pokémon Data>+ <0xFF>

    Data type <0x00>: Pokémon Data is <Level> <Species>. Used by most trainers.
    Data type <0x01>: Pokémon Data is <Level> <Pokémon> <Move1> <Move2> <Move3> <Move4>. Used often for Gym Leaders.
    Data type <0x02>: Pokémon Data is <Level> <Pokémon> <Held Item>. Used mainly by Pokéfans.
    Data type <0x03>: Pokémon Data is <Level> <Pokémon> <Held Item> <Move1> <Move2> <Move3> <Move4>. Used by a few Cooltrainers.
    """

    def __init__(self, address=None, group_id=None, group_name=None):
        assert address!=None, "TrainerGroupHeader requires an address"
        assert group_id!=None, "TrainerGroupHeader requires a group_id"
        assert group_name!=None, "TrainerGroupHeader requires a group_name"

        self.address = address
        self.group_id = group_id
        self.group_name = group_name
        self.dependencies = None
        self.individual_trainer_headers = []
        self.label = Label(name=group_name+"TrainerGroupHeader", address=self.address, object=self)
        self.parse()

        script_parse_table[address : self.last_address] = self

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        """ TrainerGroupHeader has no dependencies.
        """
        # TODO: possibly include self.individual_trainer_headers
        if recompute or self.dependencies == None:
            self.dependencies = []
        return self.dependencies

    def parse(self):
        """
        how do i know when there's no more data for this header?
         do a global analysis of the rom and figure out the max ids
         this wont work for rom hacks of course
        see find_trainer_ids_from_scripts
        """
        size = 0
        current_address = self.address

        if self.group_id not in trainer_group_maximums.keys():
            self.size = 0
            self.last_address = current_address
            return

        # create an IndividualTrainerHeader for each id in range(min id, max id + 1)
        min_id = min(trainer_group_maximums[self.group_id])
        max_id = max(trainer_group_maximums[self.group_id])

        if self.group_id == 0x0C:
            # CAL appears a third time with third-stage evos (meganium, typhlosion, feraligatr)
            max_id += 1
        elif self.group_id == 0x29:
            # there's a missing supernerd :(
            max_id += 1
        elif self.group_id == 0x2D:
            # missing bikers
            max_id += 2
        elif self.group_id == 0x31:
            # missing jugglers
            max_id += 3
        elif self.group_id == 0x32:
            # blackbelt wai
            max_id += 1
        elif self.group_id == 0x3C:
            # kimono girl miki
            max_id += 1
        elif self.group_id == 0x3D:
            # twins lea & pia
            max_id += 1

        for trainer_id in range(min_id, max_id+1):
            trainer_header = TrainerHeader(address=current_address, trainer_group_id=self.group_id, trainer_id=trainer_id, parent=self)
            self.individual_trainer_headers.append(trainer_header)
            #current_address += trainer_header.size
            current_address = trainer_header.last_address
            size += trainer_header.size

        self.last_address = current_address
        self.size = size

    def to_asm(self):
        output = "\n\n".join(["; "+header.make_constant_name()+" ("+str(header.trainer_id)+") at "+hex(header.address)+"\n"+header.to_asm() for header in self.individual_trainer_headers])
        return output

class TrainerHeader:
    """
    <Trainer Name> <0x50> <Data type> <Pokémon Data>+ <0xFF>

    Data type <0x00>: Pokémon Data is <Level> <Species>. Used by most trainers.
    Data type <0x01>: Pokémon Data is <Level> <Pokémon> <Move1> <Move2> <Move3> <Move4>. Used often for Gym Leaders.
    Data type <0x02>: Pokémon Data is <Level> <Pokémon> <Held Item>. Used mainly by Pokéfans.
    Data type <0x03>: Pokémon Data is <Level> <Pokémon> <Held Item> <Move1> <Move2> <Move3> <Move4>. Used by a few Cooltrainers.
    """

    def __init__(self, address=None, trainer_group_id=None, trainer_id=None, parent=None):
        self.parent = parent
        self.address = address
        self.trainer_group_id = trainer_group_id
        self.trainer_id = trainer_id
        self.dependencies = []
        self.size = None
        self.last_address = None
        self.parse()
        self.label = Label(name=self.make_name(), address=self.address, object=self)
        # this shouldn't be added to script_parse_table because
        # TrainerGroupHeader covers its address range

    def make_name(self):
        """ Must occur after parse() is called.
        Constructs a name based on self.parent.group_name and self.name.
        """
        if self.trainer_group_id in [0x14, 0x16, 0x17, 0x18, 0x19, 0x1B, 0x1C, 0x1D, 0x1E, 0x20, 0x21, 0x22, 0x24, 0x25, 0x26, 0x27, 0x28, 0x29, 0x2B, 0x2C, 0x2D, 0x2F, 0x30, 0x31, 0x32, 0x34, 0x35, 0x36, 0x38, 0x39, 0x3A, 0x3B, 0x3C, 0x3D, 0x3E, 0x41]:
            return self.parent.group_name.upper() + "_" + self.name[:-1]
        else:
            return self.parent.group_name + "_" + str(self.trainer_id)

    def make_constant_name(self):
        if hasattr(self, "seed_constant_name"):
            seed = self.seed_constant_name
        else:
            seed = self.name

        if "?" in seed:
            if seed[-2].isdigit():
                x = 2
            else:
                x = 1
            seed = trainer_group_names[self.trainer_group_id]["name"]+"_"+seed[-x:]
        elif self.trainer_group_id == 0x1f and "EXECUTIVE" in seed:
            seed = "GRUNT_"+seed
        elif self.trainer_group_id == 0x2d and "BENNY" in seed.upper():
            seed = "BIKER_BENNY"
        elif self.trainer_group_id == 0x24 and "BENNY" in seed.upper():
            seed = "BUG_CATCHER_BENNY"

        return string.capwords(seed).\
               replace("@", "").\
               replace(" & ", "AND").\
               replace(" ", "").\
               replace(".", "_").\
               upper()

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        if recompute or self.dependencies == None:
            self.dependencies = []
        return self.dependencies

    def parse(self):
        address = self.address

        # figure out how many bytes until 0x50 "@"
        jump = how_many_until(chr(0x50), address)

        # parse the "@" into the name
        self.name = parse_text_at(address, jump+1)

        # where is the next byte?
        current_address = address + jump + 1

        # figure out the pokemon data type
        self.data_type = ord(rom[current_address])

        current_address += 1

        # figure out which partymon parser to use for this trainer header
        party_mon_parser = None
        for monparser in trainer_party_mon_parsers:
            if monparser.id == self.data_type:
                party_mon_parser = monparser
                break

        if party_mon_parser == None:
            raise Exception, "no trainer party mon parser found to parse data type " + hex(self.data_type)

        self.party_mons = party_mon_parser(address=current_address, group_id=self.trainer_group_id, trainer_id=self.trainer_id, parent=self)

        # let's have everything in trainer_party_mon_parsers handle the last $FF
        #self.size = self.party_mons.size + 1 + len(self.name)
        self.size = self.party_mons.last_address - self.address
        self.last_address = self.party_mons.last_address

    def to_asm(self):
        output = "db \""+self.name+"\"\n"
        output += "db $%.2x ; data type\n" % (self.data_type)
        output += self.party_mons.to_asm()
        output += "\n; last_address="+hex(self.last_address)+" size="+str(self.size)
        return output

class TrainerPartyMonParser:
    """ Just a generic trainer party mon parser.
    Don't use this directly. Only use the child classes.
    """
    id = None
    dependencies = None
    param_types = None

    # could go either way on this one.. TrainerGroupHeader.parse would need to be changed
    # so as to not increase current_address by one after reading "data_type"
    override_byte_check = True

    def __init__(self, address=None, group_id=None, trainer_id=None, parent=None):
        self.address = address
        self.group_id = group_id
        self.trainer_id = trainer_id
        self.parent = parent
        self.args = {}
        self.mons = {}
        self.parse()

        # pick up the $FF at the end
        self.last_address += 1

    def parse(self):
        current_address = self.address
        pkmn = 0
        continuer = True
        while continuer:
            self.mons[pkmn] = {}
            i = 0
            for (key, param_type) in self.param_types.items():
                name = param_type["name"]
                klass = param_type["class"]
                #make an instance of this class, like SingleByteParam()
                #or ItemLabelByte.. by making an instance, obj.parse() is called
                obj = klass(address=current_address, name=name, parent=self, **dict([(k,v) for (k, v) in self.args.items() if k not in ["parent"]]))
                #save this for later
                self.mons[pkmn][i] = obj
                #increment our counters
                current_address += obj.size
                i += 1
            pkmn += 1
            if ord(rom[current_address]) == 0xFF:
                break
        self.last_address = current_address
        return True

    def to_asm(self):
        output = ""
        #output = "; " + ", ".join([param_type["name"] for (key, param_type) in self.param_types.items()]) + "\n"
        for mon in self.mons:
            output += "db " + ", ".join([param.to_asm() for (name, param) in self.mons[mon].items()])
            output += "\n"
        output += "db $ff ; end trainer party mons"
        return output

class TrainerPartyMonParser0(TrainerPartyMonParser):
    """ Data type <0x00>: Pokémon Data is <Level> <Species>. Used by most trainers. """
    id = 0
    size = 2 + 1
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "level", "class": DecimalParam},
        1: {"name": "species", "class": PokemonParam},
    }
class TrainerPartyMonParser1(TrainerPartyMonParser):
    """ Data type <0x01>: Pokémon Data is <Level> <Pokémon> <Move1> <Move2> <Move3> <Move4>. Used often for Gym Leaders."""
    id = 1
    size = 6 + 1
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "level", "class": DecimalParam},
        1: {"name": "species", "class": PokemonParam},
        2: {"name": "move1", "class": MoveParam},
        3: {"name": "move2", "class": MoveParam},
        4: {"name": "move3", "class": MoveParam},
        5: {"name": "move4", "class": MoveParam},
    }
class TrainerPartyMonParser2(TrainerPartyMonParser):
    """ Data type <0x02>: Pokémon Data is <Level> <Pokémon> <Held Item>. Used mainly by Pokéfans. """
    id = 2
    size = 3 + 1
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "level", "class": DecimalParam},
        1: {"name": "species", "class": PokemonParam},
        2: {"name": "item", "class": ItemLabelByte},
    }
class TrainerPartyMonParser3(TrainerPartyMonParser):
    """ Data type <0x03>: Pokémon Data is <Level> <Pokémon> <Held Item> <Move1> <Move2> <Move3> <Move4>.
    Used by a few Cooltrainers. """
    id = 3
    size = 7 + 1
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "level", "class": DecimalParam},
        1: {"name": "species", "class": PokemonParam},
        2: {"name": "item", "class": ItemLabelByte},
        3: {"name": "move1", "class": MoveParam},
        4: {"name": "move2", "class": MoveParam},
        5: {"name": "move3", "class": MoveParam},
        6: {"name": "move4", "class": MoveParam},
    }

trainer_party_mon_parsers = [TrainerPartyMonParser0, TrainerPartyMonParser1, TrainerPartyMonParser2, TrainerPartyMonParser3]

def find_trainer_ids_from_scripts():
    """ Looks through all scripts to find trainer group numbers and trainer numbers.

    This can be used with trainer_group_maximums to figure out the current number of
    trainers in each of the originating trainer groups.
    """
    total_unreferenced_trainers = 0

    # look at each possibly relevant script
    for item in script_parse_table.items():
        object = item[1]
        if isinstance(object, Script):
            check_script_has_trainer_data(object)

    # make a set of each list of trainer ids to avoid dupes
    # this will be used later in TrainerGroupTable
    for item in trainer_group_maximums.items():
        key = item[0]
        value = set(item[1])
        trainer_group_maximums[key] = value

def report_unreferenced_trainer_ids():
    """ Reports on the number of unreferenced trainer ids in each group.

    This should be called after find_trainer_ids_from_scripts.

    These are trainer groups with "unused" trainer ids. The
    "find_trainer_ids_from_scripts" function analyzes each script in the game,
    and each map header in the game (because of code in TrainerFragment), and
    finds all references to trainers. But, if there are any trainers that are
    referenced in raw ASM, this method does not detect them. Each instance of a
    trainer reference is added to a global table called
    "trainer_group_maximums". Next, "find_trainer_ids_from_scripts" looks at
    the trainer IDs referenced for each group and takes the minimum number and
    the maximum number. To find whether or not there are any unused trainers,
    it takes the minimum and maximum ids and then sees which intermediate
    numbers are missing from the list of "referenced" trainer ids.
    """
    for item in trainer_group_maximums.items():
        key = item[0]
        value = item[1]

        # i'm curious: are there any missing trainer ids in this group?
        min_id = min(value)
        max_id = max(value)
        expectables = range(min_id, max_id+1)

        unreferenced = set()

        for expectable in expectables:
            if not expectable in value:
                unreferenced.add(expectable)

        if len(unreferenced) > 0:
            total_unreferenced_trainers += len(unreferenced)
            output = "trainer group "+hex(key)+" (\""+trainer_group_names[key]["name"]+"\")"
            output += " (min="+str(min_id)+", max="+str(max_id)+")"
            output += " has "+str(len(unreferenced))+" unreferenced trainer ids"
            output += ": " + str(unreferenced)
            print output
    print "total unreferenced trainers: " + str(total_unreferenced_trainers)

def check_script_has_trainer_data(script):
    """ see find_trainer_ids_from_scripts
    """
    for command in script.commands:
        trainer_group = None
        trainer_id = None

        if command.id == 0x43:
            trainer_group = command.params[0].byte
            trainer_id = command.params[1].byte
        elif command.id == 0x5E:
            trainer_group = command.params[0].byte
            trainer_id = command.params[1].byte

        if trainer_group != None and trainer_id != None:
            if trainer_group in trainer_group_maximums.keys():
                trainer_group_maximums[trainer_group].add(trainer_id)
            else:
                trainer_group_maximums[trainer_group] = set([trainer_id])

def trainer_name_from_group(group_id, trainer_id=0):
    """ This doesn't actually work for trainer_id > 0."""
    bank = calculate_bank(0x39999)
    ptr_address = 0x39999 + ((group_id - 1)*2)
    address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(ptr_address, bank=bank)
    text = parse_text_at2(address, how_many_until(chr(0x50), address))
    return text

def trainer_group_report():
    """ Reports how many trainer ids are used in each trainer group.
    """
    output = ""
    total = 0
    for trainer_group_id in trainer_group_maximums.keys():
        group_name = trainer_group_names[trainer_group_id]["name"]
        first_name = trainer_name_from_group(trainer_group_id).replace("\n", "")
        trainers = len(trainer_group_maximums[trainer_group_id])
        total += trainers
        output += "group "+hex(trainer_group_id)+":\n"
        output += "\tname: "+group_name+"\n"
        output += "\tfirst: "+first_name+"\n"
        output += "\ttrainer count:\t"+str(trainers)+"\n\n"
    output += "total trainers: " + str(total)
    return output

def make_trainer_group_name_trainer_ids(trainer_group_table, debug=True):
    """ Edits trainer_group_names and sets the trainer names.
    For instance, "AMY & MAY" becomes "AMY_AND_MAY1" and "AMY_AND_MAY2"

    This should only be used after TrainerGroupTable.parse has been called.
    """
    assert trainer_group_table != None, "TrainerGroupTable must be called before setting the trainer names"

    if debug:
        print "starting to make trainer names and give ids to repeated trainer names"

    i = 1
    for header in trainer_group_table.headers:
        trainer_names = [] # (name, trainer_header)
        dupes = set()
        group_id = i
        group_name = header.group_name
        for trainer_header in header.individual_trainer_headers:
            if trainer_header.name in [x[0] for x in trainer_names]:
                dupes.add(trainer_header.name)
            trainer_names.append([trainer_header.name, trainer_header])

        # now fix trainers with duplicate names by appending an id
        if len(dupes) > 0:
            for dupe in dupes:
                culprits = [trainer_header for trainer_header in header.individual_trainer_headers if trainer_header.name == dupe]
                for (id, culprit) in enumerate(culprits):
                    culprit.seed_constant_name = culprit.name.replace("@", "") + str(id+1)
                    culprit.constant_name = culprit.make_constant_name()

        # now add the trainer names to trainer_group_names
        trainer_group_names[i]["trainer_names"] = [theader.make_constant_name() for theader in header.individual_trainer_headers]

        i += 1

    if debug:
        print "done improving trainer names"

def pretty_print_trainer_id_constants():
    """ Prints out some constants for trainer ids, for "constants.asm".

    make_trainer_group_name_trainer_ids must be called prior to this.
    """
    assert trainer_group_table != None, "must make trainer_group_table first"
    assert trainer_group_names != None, "must have trainer_group_names available"
    assert "trainer_names" in trainer_group_names[1].keys(), "trainer_names must be set in trainer_group_names"

    output = ""
    for (key, value) in trainer_group_names.items():
        if "uses_numeric_trainer_ids" in trainer_group_names[key].keys():
            continue
        id = key
        group = value
        header = group["header"]
        name = group["name"]
        trainer_names = group["trainer_names"]
        output += "; " + name + "\n"
        for (id, name) in enumerate(trainer_names):
            output += name.upper() + " EQU $%.2x"%(id+1) + "\n"
        output += "\n"
    return output

class PeopleEvent(Command):
    size = people_event_byte_size
    macro_name = "person_event"
    base_label = "PeopleEvent_"
    override_byte_check = True
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "sprite", "class": HexByte},
        1: {"name": "y from top+4", "class": DecimalParam},
        2: {"name": "x from top+4", "class": DecimalParam},
        3: {"name": "facing", "class": HexByte},
        4: {"name": "movement", "class": HexByte},
        5: {"name": "clock_hour", "class": DecimalParam},
        6: {"name": "clock_daytime", "class": DecimalParam},
        7: {"name": "color_function", "class": HexByte},
        8: {"name": "sight_range", "class": DecimalParam},
        9: {"name": "pointer", "class": PointerLabelParam}, #or ScriptPointerLabelParam or ItemLabelParam
        10: {"name": "BitTable1 bit number", "class": MultiByteParam},
    }

    def xto_asm(self):
        output = "\n; person-event\n; picture, y, x, facing, movement, clock_hour, clock_daytime, color_function, sight_range\n"
        output += "db $%.2x, %d, %d, $%.2x, $%.2x, %d, %d, $%.2x, %d\n" % (self.params[0].byte, self.params[1].byte, self.params[2].byte, self.params[3].byte, self.params[4].byte, self.params[5].byte, self.params[6].byte, self.params[7].byte, self.params[8].byte)
        output += "; pointer\ndw %s\n" % (self.params[9].to_asm())
        output += "; BitTable1 bit number\ndw %s" % (self.params[10].to_asm())
        return output

    def __init__(self, address, id, bank=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=False, label=None, force=False):
        assert is_valid_address(address), "PeopleEvent must be given a valid address"
        self.address = address
        self.last_address = address + people_event_byte_size
        self.id = id
        self.bank = bank
        if not label:
            label = self.base_label + hex(address)
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)
        self.map_group = map_group
        self.map_id = map_id
        self.debug = debug
        self.force = force
        self.params = {}
        self.dependencies = None
        #PeopleEvent should probably not be in the global script_parse_table
        #script_parse_table[self.address : self.last_address] = self
        self.parse()

    def parse(self):
        address = self.address
        bank = self.bank

        color_function_byte = None
        lower_bits = None
        higher_bits = None
        is_regular_script = None
        is_give_item = None
        is_trainer = None

        self.params = {}
        current_address = self.address
        i = 0
        self.size = 1
        color_function_byte = None
        for (key, param_type) in self.param_types.items():
            if i == 9:
                if is_give_item:
                    name = "item_fragment_pointer"
                    klass = ItemFragmentParam
                elif is_regular_script:
                    name = "script_pointer"
                    klass = ScriptPointerLabelParam
                elif is_trainer:
                    name = "trainer"
                    #klass = MultiByteParam
                    klass = TrainerFragmentParam
                else:
                    name = "unknown"
                    klass = MultiByteParam
            else:
                name = param_type["name"]
                klass = param_type["class"]
            obj = klass(address=current_address, name=name, debug=self.debug, force=self.force, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, bank=self.bank)
            self.params[i] = obj
            if i == 7:
                color_function_byte = ord(rom[current_address])
                lower_bits = color_function_byte & 0xF
                higher_bits = color_function_byte >> 4
                is_regular_script = lower_bits == 00
                is_give_item = lower_bits == 01
                is_trainer = lower_bits == 02
            current_address += obj.size
            self.size += obj.size
            i += 1
        self.last_address = current_address
        self.is_trainer = is_trainer
        self.is_give_item = is_give_item
        self.is_regular_script = is_regular_script
        self.y = self.params[1].byte
        self.x = self.params[2].byte
        self.facing = self.params[3].byte
        self.movement = self.params[4].byte
        self.clock_hour = self.params[5].byte
        self.clock_daytime = self.params[6].byte
        self.color_function = self.params[7].byte
        self.sight_range = self.params[8].byte
        self.pointer = self.params[9].bytes
        self.bit_number = self.params[10].bytes
        return True


all_people_events = []
def parse_people_events(address, people_event_count, bank=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=False, force=False):
    #people_event_byte_size
    people_events = []
    current_address = address
    id = 0
    for each in range(people_event_count):
        pevent = PeopleEvent(address=current_address, id=id, bank=bank, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug, force=force)
        current_address += people_event_byte_size
        people_events.append(pevent)
        id += 1
    all_people_events.extend(people_events)
    return people_events

def old_parse_people_event_bytes(some_bytes, address=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    """parse some number of people-events from the data
    see http://hax.iimarck.us/files/scriptingcodes_eng.htm#Scripthdr

    For example, map 1.1 (group 1 map 1) has four person-events.

        37 05 07 06 00 FF FF 00 00 02 40 FF FF
        3B 08 0C 05 01 FF FF 00 00 05 40 FF FF
        3A 07 06 06 00 FF FF A0 00 08 40 FF FF
        29 05 0B 06 00 FF FF 00 00 0B 40 FF FF
    """
    assert len(some_bytes) % people_event_byte_size == 0, "wrong number of bytes"

    #address is not actually required for this function to work...
    bank = None
    if address:
        bank = calculate_bank(address)

    people_events = []
    for bytes in grouper(some_bytes, count=people_event_byte_size):
        pict = int(bytes[0], 16)
        y = int(bytes[1], 16)    #y from top + 4
        x = int(bytes[2], 16)    #x from left + 4
        face = int(bytes[3], 16) #0-4 for regular, 6-9 for static facing
        move = int(bytes[4], 16)
        clock_time_byte1 = int(bytes[5], 16)
        clock_time_byte2 = int(bytes[6], 16)
        color_function_byte = int(bytes[7], 16) #Color|Function
        trainer_sight_range = int(bytes[8], 16)

        lower_bits = color_function_byte & 0xF
        #lower_bits_high = lower_bits >> 2
        #lower_bits_low = lower_bits & 3
        higher_bits = color_function_byte >> 4
        #higher_bits_high = higher_bits >> 2
        #higher_bits_low = higher_bits & 3

        is_regular_script = lower_bits == 00
        #pointer points to script
        is_give_item = lower_bits == 01
        #pointer points to [Item no.][Amount]
        is_trainer = lower_bits == 02
        #pointer points to trainer header

        #goldmap called these next two bytes "text_block" and "text_bank"?
        script_pointer_byte1 = int(bytes[9], 16)
        script_pointer_byte2 = int(bytes[10], 16)
        script_pointer = script_pointer_byte1 + (script_pointer_byte2 << 8)
        #calculate the full address by assuming it's in the current bank
        #but what if it's not in the same bank?
        extra_portion = {}
        if bank:
            ptr_address = calculate_pointer(script_pointer, bank)
            if is_regular_script:
                print "parsing a person-script at x=" + str(x-4) + " y=" + str(y-4) + " address="+hex(ptr_address)
                script = parse_script_engine_script_at(ptr_address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)
                extra_portion = {
                    "script_address": ptr_address,
                    "script": script,
                    "event_type": "script",
                }
            if is_give_item:
                print "... not parsing give item event... [item id][quantity]"
                extra_portion = {
                    "event_type": "give_item",
                    "give_item_data_address": ptr_address,
                    "item_id": ord(rom[ptr_address]),
                    "item_qty": ord(rom[ptr_address+1]),
                }
            if is_trainer:
                print "parsing a trainer (person-event) at x=" + str(x) + " y=" + str(y)
                parsed_trainer = parse_trainer_header_at(ptr_address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)
                extra_portion = {
                    "event_type": "trainer",
                    "trainer_data_address": ptr_address,
                    "trainer_data": parsed_trainer,
                }

        #XXX not sure what's going on here
        #bit no. of bit table 1 (hidden if set)
        #note: FFFF for none
        when_byte = int(bytes[11], 16)
        hide = int(bytes[12], 16)

        bit_number_of_bit_table1_byte2 = int(bytes[11], 16)
        bit_number_of_bit_table1_byte1 = int(bytes[12], 16)
        bit_number_of_bit_table1 = bit_number_of_bit_table1_byte1 + (bit_number_of_bit_table1_byte2 << 8)

        people_event = {
            "pict": pict,
            "y": y,                      #y from top + 4
            "x": x,                      #x from left + 4
            "face": face,                #0-4 for regular, 6-9 for static facing
            "move": move,
            "clock_time": {"1": clock_time_byte1,
                           "2": clock_time_byte2},       #clock/time setting byte 1
            "color_function_byte": color_function_byte,  #Color|Function
            "trainer_sight_range": trainer_sight_range,  #trainer range of sight
            "script_pointer": {"1": script_pointer_byte1,
                               "2": script_pointer_byte2},

            #"text_block": text_block,   #script pointer byte 1
            #"text_bank": text_bank,     #script pointer byte 2
            "when_byte": when_byte,      #bit no. of bit table 1 (hidden if set)
            "hide": hide,                #note: FFFF for none

            "is_trainer": is_trainer,
            "is_regular_script": is_regular_script,
            "is_give_item": is_give_item,
        }
        people_event.update(extra_portion)
        people_events.append(people_event)
    return people_events


class SignpostRemoteBase:
    def __init__(self, address, bank=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, signpost=None, debug=False, label=None):
        self.address = address
        self.last_address = address + self.size
        script_parse_table[self.address : self.last_address] = self
        self.bank = bank
        self.map_group = map_group
        self.map_id = map_id
        self.signpost = signpost
        self.debug = debug
        self.params = []
        if not label:
            label = self.base_label + hex(address)
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)
        self.dependencies = None
        self.parse()

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        dependencies = []
        if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
            return self.dependencies
        for p in self.params:
            deps = p.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies)
            dependencies.extend(deps)
        self.dependencies = dependencies
        return dependencies

    def to_asm(self):
        """very similar to Command.to_asm"""
        if len(self.params) == 0: return ""
        #output = ", ".join([p.to_asm() for p in self.params])
        output = ""
        for param in self.params:
            if issubclass(param.__class__, SingleByteParam):
                output += "db "
            else:
                output += "dw "
            output += param.to_asm() + "\n"
        return output


class SignpostRemoteScriptChunk(SignpostRemoteBase):
    """
    a signpost might point to [Bit-Nr. (2byte)][2byte pointer to script]
    """
    base_label = "SignpostRemoteScript_"
    size = 4

    def parse(self):
        address = self.address
        bank = self.bank

        #bit_table_byte1 = ord(rom[address])
        #bit_table_byte2 = ord(rom[address+1])
        bit_table = MultiByteParam(address=address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
        self.params.append(bit_table)

        #script_address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(address+2, bank=bank)
        #script = parse_script_engine_script_at(script_address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
        script_param = ScriptPointerLabelParam(address=address+2, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug, force=False)
        self.params.append(script_param)
        self.script = script_param.script
        self.signpost.remote_script = self.script

        #self.bit_table_bytes = [bit_table_byte1, bit_table_byte2]
        #self.script_address = script_address
        #self.script = script


class SignpostRemoteItemChunk(SignpostRemoteBase):
    """
    a signpost might point to [Bit-Nr. (2byte)][Item no.]
    """
    base_label = "SignpostRemoteItem_"
    size = 3

    def parse(self):
        address = self.address
        bank = self.bank

        bit_table = MultiByteParam(address=address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
        self.params.append(bit_table)

        item = ItemLabelByte(address=address+2)
        self.params.append(item)
        self.item = item


class SignpostRemoteUnknownChunk(SignpostRemoteBase):
    """
    a signpost might point to [Bit-Nr. (2byte)][??]
    """
    base_label = "SignpostRemoteUnknown_"
    size = 3

    def parse(self):
        address = self.address
        bank = self.bank

        bit_table = MultiByteParam(address=address, bank=self.bank, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
        self.params.append(bit_table)

        byte = SingleByteParam(address=address+2)
        self.params.append(byte)


#this could potentially extend Command
#see how class Warp does this
class Signpost(Command):
    """parse some number of signposts from the data

    [Y position][X position][Function][Script pointer (2byte)]

    functions:
        00      Sign can be read from all directions
                script pointer to: script
        01      Sign can only be read from below
                script pointer to: script
        02      Sign can only be read from above
                script pointer to: script
        03      Sign can only be read from right
                script pointer to: script
        04      Sign can only be read from left
                script pointer to: script
        05      If bit of BitTable1 is set then pointer is interpreted
                script pointer to: [Bit-Nr. (2byte)][2byte pointer to script]
        06      If bit of BitTable1 is not set then pointer is interpreted
                script pointer to: [Bit-Nr. (2byte)][2byte pointer to script]
        07      If bit of BitTable1 is set then item is given
                script pointer to: [Bit-Nr. (2byte)][Item no.]
        08      No Action
                script pointer to: [Bit-Nr. (2byte)][??]
    """
    size = 5
    macro_name = "signpost"
    override_byte_check = True

    #preprocessor uses this
    param_types = {
        0: {"name": "y", "class": DecimalParam},
        1: {"name": "x", "class": DecimalParam},
        2: {"name": "function", "class": HexByte},
        3: {"name": "pointer", "class": PointerLabelParam},
    }

    def __init__(self, address, id, bank=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True, label=None):
        self.address = address
        self.id = id
        if label == None:
            label = "UnknownSignpost_"+str(map_group)+"Map"+str(map_id)+"_"+hex(address)
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)
        self.map_group = map_group
        self.map_id = map_id
        self.debug = debug
        self.bank = bank
        self.last_address = self.address + self.size
        self.y, self.x, self.func = None, None, None
        #Signpost should probably not be in the globals
        #script_parse_table[self.address : self.last_address] = self
        self.remotes = []
        self.params = []
        self.dependencies = None
        self.parse()

    def parse(self):
        """parse just one signpost"""
        address = self.address
        bank = self.bank
        self.last_address = self.address + self.size
        bytes = rom_interval(self.address, self.size) #, signpost_byte_size)

        self.y = int(bytes[0], 16)
        self.x = int(bytes[1], 16)
        self.func = int(bytes[2], 16)
        y, x, func = self.y, self.x, self.func

        #y
        self.params.append(DecimalParam(address=address, bank=self.bank, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug))
        #x
        self.params.append(DecimalParam(address=address+1, bank=self.bank, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug))
        #func
        self.params.append(HexByte(address=address+2, bank=self.bank, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug))

        output = "******* parsing signpost "+str(self.id)+" at: "
        output += "x="+str(x)+" y="+str(y)+" on map_group="
        output += str(self.map_group)+" map_id="+str(self.map_id)

        if func in [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]:
            #signpost's script pointer points to a script
            script_ptr_byte1 = int(bytes[3], 16)
            script_ptr_byte2 = int(bytes[4], 16)
            script_pointer = script_ptr_byte1 + (script_ptr_byte2 << 8)

            script_address = calculate_pointer(script_pointer, bank)
            output += " script@"+hex(script_address)
            print output

            param = ScriptPointerLabelParam(address=self.address+3, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug, force=False)
            self.params.append(param)
            param = script_parse_table[param.parsed_address]
            param.label = Label(address=param.address, object=param, name="Map"+map_names[self.map_group][self.map_id]["label"]+"Signpost"+str(self.id)+"Script")

            #self.script_address = script_address
            #self.script = script
        elif func in [5, 6]:
            #signpost's script pointer points to [Bit-Nr. (2byte)][2byte pointer to script]
            ptr_byte1 = int(bytes[3], 16)
            ptr_byte2 = int(bytes[4], 16)
            pointer = ptr_byte1 + (ptr_byte2 << 8)
            address = calculate_pointer(pointer, bank)

            bit_table_byte1 = ord(rom[address])
            bit_table_byte2 = ord(rom[address+1])
            script_ptr_byte1 = ord(rom[address+2])
            script_ptr_byte2 = ord(rom[address+3])
            script_address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(address+2, bank=bank)

            output += " remote_chunk@"+hex(address)+" remote_script@"+hex(script_address)
            print output

            r1 = SignpostRemoteScriptChunk(address, signpost=self, \
                   bank=self.bank, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, \
                   debug=self.debug)
            self.remotes.append(r1)

            # give a better label to the SignpostRemoteScriptChunk
            r1.label = Label(address=r1.address, object=r1, name="Map"+map_names[self.map_group][self.map_id]["label"]+"SignpostPtr"+str(self.id))

            mb = PointerLabelParam(address=self.address+3, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
            self.params.append(mb)

            # update the remote script address
            param = script_parse_table[script_address]
            param.label = Label(address=param.address, object=param, name="Map"+map_names[self.map_group][self.map_id]["label"]+"Signpost"+str(self.id)+"Script")

        elif func == 7:
            #signpost's script pointer points to [Bit-Nr. (2byte)][Item no.]
            ptr_byte1 = int(bytes[3], 16)
            ptr_byte2 = int(bytes[4], 16)
            pointer = ptr_byte1 + (ptr_byte2 << 8)
            address = calculate_pointer(pointer, bank)

            item_id         = ord(rom[address+2])
            output += " item_id="+str(item_id)
            print output

            r1 = SignpostRemoteItemChunk(address, signpost=self, \
                   bank=self.bank, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, \
                   debug=self.debug)
            self.remotes.append(r1)
            r1.label = Label(address=r1.address, object=r1, name="Map"+map_names[self.map_group][self.map_id]["label"]+"SignpostItem"+str(self.id))

            mb = PointerLabelParam(address=self.address+3, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
            self.params.append(mb)

            #bit_table_byte1 = ord(rom[address])
            #bit_table_byte2 = ord(rom[address+1])
            #self.bit_table_bytes = [bit_table_byte1, bit_table_byte2]
            #self.item_id = item_id
        elif func == 8:
            #signpost's script pointer points to [Bit-Nr. (2byte)][??]
            ptr_byte1 = int(bytes[3], 16)
            ptr_byte2 = int(bytes[4], 16)
            pointer = ptr_byte1 + (ptr_byte2 << 8)
            address = calculate_pointer(pointer, bank)

            output += " remote unknown chunk at="+hex(address)
            print output

            r1 = SignpostRemoteUnknownChunk(address, signpost=self, \
                   bank=self.bank, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, \
                   debug=self.debug)
            self.remotes.append(r1)

            mb = PointerLabelParam(address=self.address+3, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
            self.params.append(mb)
        else:
            raise Exception, "unknown signpost type byte="+hex(func) + " signpost@"+hex(self.address)

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        dependencies = []
        if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
            return self.dependencies
        for p in self.params:
            dependencies.extend(p.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        self.dependencies = dependencies
        return dependencies

    def to_asm(self):
        output = self.macro_name + " "
        if self.params == []: raise Exception, "signpost has no params?"
        output += ", ".join([p.to_asm() for p in self.params])
        return output

all_signposts = []
def parse_signposts(address, signpost_count, bank=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    if bank == None: raise Exception, "signposts need to know their bank"
    signposts = []
    current_address = address
    id = 0
    for each in range(signpost_count):
        signpost = Signpost(current_address, id, bank=bank, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
        current_address += signpost_byte_size #i think ??
        signposts.append(signpost)
        id += 1
    all_signposts.extend(signposts)
    return signposts

def old_parse_signpost_bytes(some_bytes, bank=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    assert len(some_bytes) % signpost_byte_size == 0, "wrong number of bytes"
    signposts = []
    for bytes in grouper(some_bytes, count=signpost_byte_size):
        y = int(bytes[0], 16)
        x = int(bytes[1], 16)
        func = int(bytes[2], 16)

        additional = {}
        if func in [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]:
            print "******* parsing signpost script.. signpost is at: x=" + str(x) + " y=" + str(y)
            script_ptr_byte1 = int(bytes[3], 16)
            script_ptr_byte2 = int(bytes[4], 16)
            script_pointer = script_ptr_byte1 + (script_ptr_byte2 << 8)

            script_address = None
            script = None

            script_address = calculate_pointer(script_pointer, bank)
            script = parse_script_engine_script_at(script_address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)

            additional = {
            "script_ptr": script_pointer,
            "script_pointer": {"1": script_ptr_byte1, "2": script_ptr_byte2},
            "script_address": script_address,
            "script": script,
            }
        elif func in [5, 6]:
            print "******* parsing signpost script.. signpost is at: x=" + str(x) + " y=" + str(y)
            ptr_byte1 = int(bytes[3], 16)
            ptr_byte2 = int(bytes[4], 16)
            pointer = ptr_byte1 + (ptr_byte2 << 8)
            address = calculate_pointer(pointer, bank)
            bit_table_byte1 = ord(rom[address])
            bit_table_byte2 = ord(rom[address+1])
            script_ptr_byte1 = ord(rom[address+2])
            script_ptr_byte2 = ord(rom[address+3])
            script_address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(address+2, bank=bank)
            script = parse_script_engine_script_at(script_address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)

            additional = {
            "bit_table_bytes": {"1": bit_table_byte1, "2": bit_table_byte2},
            "script_ptr": script_ptr_byte1 + (script_ptr_byte2 << 8),
            "script_pointer": {"1": script_ptr_byte1, "2": script_ptr_byte2},
            "script_address": script_address,
            "script": script,
            }
        else:
            print ".. type 7 or 8 signpost not parsed yet."

        spost = {
            "y": y,
            "x": x,
            "func": func,
        }
        spost.update(additional)
        signposts.append(spost)
    return signposts


class MapHeader:
    base_label = "MapHeader_"

    def __init__(self, address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True, label=None, bank=0x25):
        print "creating a MapHeader at "+hex(address)+" map_group="+str(map_group)+" map_id="+str(map_id)
        self.address = address
        self.map_group = map_group
        self.map_id = map_id
        self.bank = bank
        self.debug = debug
        self.dependencies = None
        label = self.make_label()
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)
        self.last_address = address + 9
        script_parse_table[address : self.last_address] = self
        self.parse()

    def make_label(self):
        return map_names[self.map_group][self.map_id]["label"] + "_MapHeader"

    def parse(self):
        address = self.address
        print "parsing a MapHeader at " + hex(address)
        self.bank = HexByte(address=address)
        self.tileset = HexByte(address=address+1)
        self.permission = DecimalParam(address=address+2)
        self.second_map_header_address = calculate_pointer(ord(rom[address+3])+(ord(rom[address+4])<<8), self.bank.byte)
        #TODO: is the bank really supposed to be 0x25 all the time ??
        self.second_map_header = SecondMapHeader(self.second_map_header_address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
        all_second_map_headers.append(self.second_map_header)
        self.location_on_world_map = HexByte(address=address+5)
        self.music = HexByte(address=address+6)
        self.time_of_day = DecimalParam(address=address+7)
        self.fishing_group = DecimalParam(address=address+8)

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
            return self.dependencies
        dependencies = [self.second_map_header]
        global_dependencies.add(self.second_map_header)
        dependencies.append(self.second_map_header.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        self.dependencies = dependencies
        return dependencies

    def to_asm(self):
        output  = "; bank, tileset, permission\n"
        output += "db " + ", ".join([self.bank.to_asm(), self.tileset.to_asm(), self.permission.to_asm()])
        output += "\n\n; second map header\n"
        output += "dw " + PointerLabelParam(address=self.address+3).to_asm() #TODO: should we include bank=self.bank.byte ??
        output += "\n\n; location on world map, music, time of day, fishing group\n"
        output += "db " + ", ".join([self.location_on_world_map.to_asm(), self.music.to_asm(), self.time_of_day.to_asm(), self.fishing_group.to_asm()])
        return output


all_map_headers = []
def parse_map_header_at(address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    """parses an arbitrary map header at some address"""
    print "parsing a map header at: " + hex(address)
    map_header = MapHeader(address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
    all_map_headers.append(map_header)
    return map_header

def old_parse_map_header_at(address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    """parses an arbitrary map header at some address"""
    print "parsing a map header at: " + hex(address)
    bytes = rom_interval(address, map_header_byte_size, strings=False, debug=debug)
    bank = bytes[0]
    tileset = bytes[1]
    permission = bytes[2]
    second_map_header_address = calculate_pointer(bytes[3] + (bytes[4] << 8), 0x25)
    location_on_world_map = bytes[5] #pokégear world map location
    music = bytes[6]
    time_of_day = bytes[7]
    fishing_group = bytes[8]

    map_header = {
        "bank": bank,
        "tileset": tileset,
        "permission": permission, #map type?
        "second_map_header_pointer": {"1": bytes[3], "2": bytes[4]},
        "second_map_header_address": second_map_header_address,
        "location_on_world_map": location_on_world_map, #area
        "music": music,
        "time_of_day": time_of_day,
        "fishing": fishing_group,
    }
    print "second map header address is: " + hex(second_map_header_address)
    map_header["second_map_header"] = old_parse_second_map_header_at(second_map_header_address, debug=debug)
    event_header_address = map_header["second_map_header"]["event_address"]
    script_header_address = map_header["second_map_header"]["script_address"]
    #maybe event_header and script_header should be put under map_header["second_map_header"]
    map_header["event_header"] = old_parse_map_event_header_at(event_header_address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
    map_header["script_header"] = old_parse_map_script_header_at(script_header_address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
    return map_header


class SecondMapHeader:
    base_label = "SecondMapHeader_"

    def __init__(self, address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True, bank=None, label=None):
        print "creating a SecondMapHeader at " + hex(address)
        self.address = address
        self.map_group = map_group
        self.map_id = map_id
        self.debug = debug
        self.bank = bank
        self.dependencies = None
        label = self.make_label()
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)
        self.last_address = address+12
        #i think it's always a static size?
        script_parse_table[address : self.last_address] = self
        self.parse()

    def make_label(self):
        return map_names[self.map_group][self.map_id]["label"] + "_SecondMapHeader"

    def parse(self):
        address = self.address
        bytes = rom_interval(address, second_map_header_byte_size, strings=False)

        self.border_block = HexByte(address=address)
        self.height = DecimalParam(address=address+1)
        self.width  = DecimalParam(address=address+2)

        #bank appears first
        ###self.blockdata_address = PointerLabelBeforeBank(address+3)
        self.blockdata_address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(address+3, bank=True)
        xyz = script_parse_table[self.blockdata_address]
        if xyz == None:
            self.blockdata = MapBlockData(self.blockdata_address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug, width=self.width, height=self.height)
        else:
            self.blockdata = xyz

        #bank appears first
        ###self.script_address = PointerLabelBeforeBank(address+6)
        self.script_header_address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(address+6, bank=True)
        self.script_header = MapScriptHeader(self.script_header_address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
        all_map_script_headers.append(self.script_header)

        self.event_bank = ord(rom[address+6])
        self.event_header_address = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(address+9, bank=ord(rom[address+6]))
        self.event_header = MapEventHeader(self.event_header_address, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug)
        self.connections = DecimalParam(address=address+11)
        all_map_event_headers.append(self.event_header)

        #border_block = bytes[0]
        #height = bytes[1]
        #width = bytes[2]
        #blockdata_bank = bytes[3]
        #blockdata_pointer = bytes[4] + (bytes[5] << 8)
        #blockdata_address = calculate_pointer(blockdata_pointer, blockdata_bank)
        #script_bank = bytes[6]
        #script_pointer = bytes[7] + (bytes[8] << 8)
        #script_address = calculate_pointer(script_pointer, script_bank)
        #event_bank = script_bank
        #event_pointer = bytes[9] + (bytes[10] << 8)
        #event_address = calculate_pointer(event_pointer, event_bank)
        #connections = bytes[11]
        ####
        #self.bordere_block = border_block
        #self.height = height
        #self.width = width
        #self.blockdata_bank = blockdata_bank
        #self.blockdata_pointer = blockdata_pointer
        #self.blockdata_address = blockdata_address
        #self.script_bank = script_bank
        #self.script_pointer = script_pointer
        #self.script_address = script_address
        #self.event_bank = event_bank
        #self.event_pointer = event_pointer
        #self.event_address = event_address
        #self.connections = connections

        return True

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
            return self.dependencies
        dependencies = [self.script_header, self.event_header, self.blockdata]
        global_dependencies.update(dependencies)
        dependencies.append(self.script_header.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        dependencies.append(self.event_header.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        self.dependencies = dependencies
        return dependencies

    def to_asm(self):
        output = "; border block\n"
        output += "db " + self.border_block.to_asm() + "\n\n"
        output += "; height, width\n"
        output += "db " + self.height.to_asm() + ", " + self.width.to_asm() + "\n\n"
        output += "; blockdata (bank-then-pointer)\n"
        thing = ScriptPointerLabelBeforeBank(address=self.address+3, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug).to_asm()
        output += "dbw " + thing.split(", ")[0] + ", "+thing.split(", ")[1] + "\n\n"
        output += "; script header (bank-then-pointer)\n"
        thing = ScriptPointerLabelBeforeBank(address=self.address+6, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug).to_asm()
        output += "dbw " + thing.split(", ")[0] + ", " + thing.split(", ")[1] + "\n\n"
        output += "; map event header (bank-then-pointer)\n"
        output += "dw " + PointerLabelParam(address=self.address+9, bank=self.event_bank, map_group=self.map_group, map_id=self.map_id, debug=self.debug).to_asm() + "\n\n"
        output += "; connections\n"
        output += "db " + self.connections.to_asm()
        return output


all_second_map_headers = []
def parse_second_map_header_at(address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    """each map has a second map header"""
    smh = SecondMapHeader(address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
    all_second_map_headers.append(smh)
    return smh

def old_parse_second_map_header_at(address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    """each map has a second map header"""
    bytes = rom_interval(address, second_map_header_byte_size, strings=False)
    border_block = bytes[0]
    height = bytes[1]
    width = bytes[2]
    blockdata_bank = bytes[3]
    blockdata_pointer = bytes[4] + (bytes[5] << 8)
    blockdata_address = calculate_pointer(blockdata_pointer, blockdata_bank)
    script_bank = bytes[6]
    script_pointer = bytes[7] + (bytes[8] << 8)
    script_address = calculate_pointer(script_pointer, script_bank)
    event_bank = script_bank
    event_pointer = bytes[9] + (bytes[10] << 8)
    event_address = calculate_pointer(event_pointer, event_bank)
    connections = bytes[11]
    return {
        "border_block": border_block,
        "height": height,
        "width": width,
        "blockdata_bank": blockdata_bank,
        "blockdata_pointer": {"1": bytes[4], "2": bytes[5]},
        "blockdata_address": blockdata_address,
        "script_bank": script_bank,
        "script_pointer": {"1": bytes[7], "2": bytes[8]},
        "script_address": script_address,
        "event_bank": event_bank,
        "event_pointer": {"1": bytes[9], "2": bytes[10]},
        "event_address": event_address,
        "connections": connections,
    }


class MapBlockData:
    base_label = "MapBlockData_"
    maps_path = os.path.realpath(os.path.join(os.path.realpath("."), "../maps"))

    def __init__(self, address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True, bank=None, label=None, width=None, height=None):
        self.address = address
        self.map_group = map_group
        self.map_id = map_id
        self.map_name = map_names[map_group][map_id]["label"]
        self.map_path = os.path.join(self.maps_path, self.map_name + ".blk")
        self.debug = debug
        self.bank = bank
        if width and height:
            self.width = width
            self.height = height
        else:
            raise Exception, "MapBlockData needs to know the width/height of its map"
        label = self.make_label()
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)
        self.last_address = self.address + (self.width.byte * self.height.byte)
        script_parse_table[address : self.last_address] = self
        self.parse()

    def make_label(self):
        return map_names[self.map_group][self.map_id]["label"] + "_BlockData"

    def save_to_file(self):
        #check if the file exists already
        map_path = self.map_path
        if not os.path.exists(self.maps_path):
            os.mkdir(self.maps_path)
        if not os.path.exists(map_path):
            #dump to file
            #bytes = rom_interval(self.address, self.width.byte*self.height.byte, strings=True)
            bytes = rom[self.address : self.address + self.width.byte*self.height.byte]
            file_handler = open(map_path, "w")
            file_handler.write(bytes)
            file_handler.close()

    def parse(self):
        self.save_to_file()

    def to_asm(self):
        return "INCBIN \"maps/"+self.map_name+".blk\""


class MapEventHeader:
    base_label = "MapEventHeader_"

    def __init__(self, address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True, bank=None, label=None):
        print "making a MapEventHeader at "+hex(address)+" map_group="+str(map_group)+" map_id="+str(map_id)
        self.address = address
        self.map_group = map_group
        self.map_id = map_id
        self.debug = debug
        self.bank = bank
        self.dependencies = None
        label = self.make_label()
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)
        self.parse()
        script_parse_table[address : self.last_address] = self

    def make_label(self):
        return map_names[self.map_group][self.map_id]["label"] + "_MapEventHeader"

    def parse(self):
        map_group, map_id, debug = self.map_group, self.map_id, self.debug
        address = self.address
        bank = calculate_bank(self.address) #or use self.bank
        print "event header address is: " + hex(address)

        filler1 = ord(rom[address])
        filler2 = ord(rom[address+1])
        self.fillers = [filler1, filler2]

        #warps
        warp_count = ord(rom[address+2])
        warp_byte_count = warp_byte_size * warp_count
        after_warps = address + 3 + warp_byte_count
        warps = parse_warps(address+3, warp_count, bank=bank, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
        self.warp_count = warp_count
        self.warps = warps

        #triggers (based on xy location)
        xy_trigger_count = ord(rom[after_warps])
        trigger_byte_count = trigger_byte_size * xy_trigger_count
        xy_triggers = parse_xy_triggers(after_warps+1, xy_trigger_count, bank=bank, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
        after_triggers = after_warps + 1 + trigger_byte_count
        self.xy_trigger_count = xy_trigger_count
        self.xy_triggers = xy_triggers

        #signposts
        signpost_count = ord(rom[after_triggers])
        signpost_byte_count = signpost_byte_size * signpost_count
        #signposts = rom_interval(after_triggers+1, signpost_byte_count)
        signposts = parse_signposts(after_triggers+1, signpost_count, bank=bank, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
        after_signposts = after_triggers + 1 + signpost_byte_count
        self.signpost_count = signpost_count
        self.signposts = signposts

        #people events
        people_event_count = ord(rom[after_signposts])
        people_event_byte_count = people_event_byte_size * people_event_count
        #people_events_bytes = rom_interval(after_signposts+1, people_event_byte_count)
        #people_events = parse_people_event_bytes(people_events_bytes, address=after_signposts+1, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)
        people_events = parse_people_events(after_signposts+1, people_event_count, bank=calculate_bank(after_signposts+2), map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
        self.people_event_count = people_event_count
        self.people_events = people_events

        if people_event_count > 0:
            self.last_address = people_events[-1].last_address
        else:
            self.last_address = after_signposts+1
        return True

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
            return self.dependencies
        bases = []
        bases += self.people_events
        bases += self.signposts
        bases += self.xy_triggers
        bases += self.warps

        dependencies = []
        for p in bases:
            dependencies.extend(p.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        self.dependencies = dependencies
        return dependencies

    def to_asm(self):
        xspacing = "" #was =spacing
        output = "; filler\n"
        output += "db %d, %d\n\n" % (self.fillers[0], self.fillers[1])

        output += xspacing + "; warps\n"
        output += xspacing + "db %d"%(self.warp_count)
        if len(self.warps) > 0:
            output += "\n"
        output += "\n".join([xspacing+warp.to_asm() for warp in self.warps])

        output += "\n\n"
        output += xspacing + "; xy triggers\n"
        output += xspacing + "db %d"%(self.xy_trigger_count)
        if len(self.xy_triggers) > 0:
            output += "\n"
        output += "\n".join([xspacing+xy_trigger.to_asm() for xy_trigger in self.xy_triggers])

        output += "\n\n"
        output += xspacing + "; signposts\n"
        output += xspacing + "db %d"%(self.signpost_count)
        if len(self.signposts) > 0:
            output += "\n"
        output += "\n".join([xspacing+signpost.to_asm() for signpost in self.signposts])

        output += "\n\n"
        output += xspacing + "; people-events\n"
        output += xspacing + "db %d"%(self.people_event_count)
        if len(self.people_events) > 0:
            output += "\n"

        for people_event in self.people_events:
            output += xspacing
            output += people_event.to_asm()
            output += "\n"

        if output[-1] == "\n":
            output = output[:-1]
        return output

all_map_event_headers = []
def parse_map_event_header_at(address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True, bank=None):
    """parse crystal map event header byte structure thing"""
    ev = MapEventHeader(address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug, bank=bank)
    all_map_event_headers.append(ev)
    return ev

def old_parse_map_event_header_at(address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    """parse crystal map event header byte structure thing"""
    returnable = {}

    bank = calculate_bank(address)

    print "event header address is: " + hex(address)
    filler1 = ord(rom[address])
    filler2 = ord(rom[address+1])
    returnable.update({"1": filler1, "2": filler2})

    #warps
    warp_count = ord(rom[address+2])
    warp_byte_count = warp_byte_size * warp_count
    warps = rom_interval(address+3, warp_byte_count)
    after_warps = address + 3 + warp_byte_count
    returnable.update({"warp_count": warp_count, "warps": old_parse_warp_bytes(warps)})

    #triggers (based on xy location)
    trigger_count = ord(rom[after_warps])
    trigger_byte_count = trigger_byte_size * trigger_count
    triggers = rom_interval(after_warps+1, trigger_byte_count)
    after_triggers = after_warps + 1 + trigger_byte_count
    returnable.update({"xy_trigger_count": trigger_count, "xy_triggers": old_parse_xy_trigger_bytes(triggers, bank=bank, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)})

    #signposts
    signpost_count = ord(rom[after_triggers])
    signpost_byte_count = signpost_byte_size * signpost_count
    signposts = rom_interval(after_triggers+1, signpost_byte_count)
    after_signposts = after_triggers + 1 + signpost_byte_count
    returnable.update({"signpost_count": signpost_count, "signposts": old_parse_signpost_bytes(signposts, bank=bank, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)})

    #people events
    people_event_count = ord(rom[after_signposts])
    people_event_byte_count = people_event_byte_size * people_event_count
    people_events_bytes = rom_interval(after_signposts+1, people_event_byte_count)
    people_events = old_parse_people_event_bytes(people_events_bytes, address=after_signposts+1, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)
    returnable.update({"people_event_count": people_event_count, "people_events": people_events})

    return returnable


class MapScriptHeader:
    """parses a script header

    This structure allows the game to have e.g. one-time only events on a map
    or first enter events or permanent changes to the map or permanent script
    calls.

    This header a combination of a trigger script section and a callback script
    section. I don't know if these 'trigger scripts' are the same as the others
    referenced in the map event header, so this might need to be renamed very
    soon. The scripts in MapEventHeader are called XYTrigger.

    trigger scripts:
    [[Number1 of pointers] Number1 * [2byte pointer to script][00][00]]

    callback scripts:
    [[Number2 of pointers] Number2 * [hook number][2byte pointer to script]]

    hook byte choices:
        01 - map data has already been loaded to ram, tileset and sprites still missing
            map change (3rd step)
            loading (2nd step)
            map connection (3rd step)
            after battle (1st step)
        02 - map data, tileset and sprites are all loaded
            map change (5th step)
        03 - neither map data not tilesets nor sprites are loaded
            map change (2nd step)
            loading (1st step)
            map connection (2nd step)
        04 - map data and tileset loaded, sprites still missing
            map change (4th step)
            loading (3rd step)
            sprite reload (1st step)
            map connection (4th step)
            after battle (2nd step)
        05 - neither map data not tilesets nor sprites are loaded
            map change (1st step)
            map connection (1st step)

    When certain events occur, the call backs will be called in this order (same info as above):
        map change:
            05, 03, 01, 04, 02
        loading:
            03, 01, 04
        sprite reload:
            04
        map connection:
            05, 03, 01, 04 note that #2 is not called (unlike "map change")
        after battle:
            01, 04
    """
    base_label = "MapScriptHeader_"

    def __init__(self, address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True, bank=None, label=None):
        print "creating a MapScriptHeader at " + hex(address) + " map_group="+str(map_group)+" map_id="+str(map_id)
        self.address = address
        self.map_group = map_group
        self.map_id = map_id
        self.debug = debug
        self.bank = bank
        self.dependencies = None
        label = self.make_label()
        self.label = Label(name=label, address=address, object=self)
        self.parse()
        script_parse_table[address : self.last_address] = self

    def make_label(self):
        return map_names[self.map_group][self.map_id]["label"] + "_MapScriptHeader"

    def parse(self):
        address = self.address
        map_group = self.map_group
        map_id = self.map_id
        debug = self.debug
        #[[Number1 of pointers] Number1 * [2byte pointer to script][00][00]]
        self.trigger_count = ord(rom[address])
        self.triggers = []
        ptr_line_size = 4
        groups = grouper(rom_interval(address+1, self.trigger_count * ptr_line_size, strings=False), count=ptr_line_size)
        current_address = address+1
        for (index, trigger_bytes) in enumerate(groups):
            print "parsing a map trigger script at "+hex(current_address)+" map_group="+str(map_group)+" map_id="+str(map_id)
            script = ScriptPointerLabelParam(address=current_address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
            extra_bytes = MultiByteParam(address=current_address+2, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
            self.triggers.append([script, extra_bytes])
            current_address += ptr_line_size
        current_address = address + (self.trigger_count * ptr_line_size) + 1
        #[[Number2 of pointers] Number2 * [hook number][2byte pointer to script]]
        callback_ptr_line_size = 3
        self.callback_count = DecimalParam(address=current_address)
        self.callback_count = self.callback_count.byte
        current_address += 1
        self.callbacks = []
        for index in range(self.callback_count):
            print "parsing a callback script at "+hex(current_address)+" map_group="+str(map_group)+" map_id="+str(map_id)
            hook_byte = HexByte(address=current_address)
            callback = ScriptPointerLabelParam(address=current_address+1, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
            self.callbacks.append({"hook": hook_byte, "callback": callback})
            current_address += 3 #i think?
        self.last_address = current_address
        print "done parsing a MapScriptHeader map_group="+str(map_group)+" map_id="+str(map_id)
        return True

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        if self.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(self.dependencies)
            return self.dependencies
        dependencies = []
        for p in list(self.triggers):
            #dependencies.append(p[0])
            dependencies.extend(p[0].get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        for callback in self.callbacks:
            dependencies.append(callback["callback"])
            global_dependencies.add(callback["callback"])
            dependencies.extend(callback["callback"].get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies))
        self.dependencies = dependencies
        return dependencies

    def to_asm(self):
        output = ""
        output += "; trigger count\n"
        output += "db %d\n"%self.trigger_count
        if len(self.triggers) > 0:
            output += "\n; triggers\n"
            output += "\n".join([str("dw "+p[0].to_asm()+", "+p[1].to_asm()) for p in self.triggers])
            output += "\n"
        output += "\n; callback count\n"
        output += "db %d"%self.callback_count
        if len(self.callbacks) > 0:
            output += "\n\n; callbacks\n\n"
            output += "\n\n".join(["dbw "+str(p["hook"].byte)+", "+p["callback"].to_asm() for p in self.callbacks])
        return output

all_map_script_headers = []
def parse_map_script_header_at(address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    evv = MapScriptHeader(address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
    all_map_script_headers.append(evv)
    return evv

def old_parse_map_script_header_at(address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    print "starting to parse the map's script header.."
    #[[Number1 of pointers] Number1 * [2byte pointer to script][00][00]]
    ptr_line_size = 4 #[2byte pointer to script][00][00]
    trigger_ptr_cnt = ord(rom[address])
    trigger_pointers = grouper(rom_interval(address+1, trigger_ptr_cnt * ptr_line_size, strings=False), count=ptr_line_size)
    triggers = {}
    for index, trigger_pointer in enumerate(trigger_pointers):
        print "parsing a trigger header..."
        byte1 = trigger_pointer[0]
        byte2 = trigger_pointer[1]
        ptr   = byte1 + (byte2 << 8)
        trigger_address = calculate_pointer(ptr, calculate_bank(address))
        trigger_script  = parse_script_engine_script_at(trigger_address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)
        triggers[index] = {
            "script": trigger_script,
            "address": trigger_address,
            "pointer": {"1": byte1, "2": byte2},
        }

    #bump ahead in the byte stream
    address += trigger_ptr_cnt * ptr_line_size + 1

    #[[Number2 of pointers] Number2 * [hook number][2byte pointer to script]]
    callback_ptr_line_size = 3
    callback_ptr_cnt = ord(rom[address])
    callback_ptrs = grouper(rom_interval(address+1, callback_ptr_cnt * callback_ptr_line_size, strings=False), count=callback_ptr_line_size)
    callback_pointers = {}
    callbacks = {}
    for index, callback_line in enumerate(callback_ptrs):
        print "parsing a callback header..."
        hook_byte = callback_line[0] #1, 2, 3, 4, 5
        callback_byte1 = callback_line[1]
        callback_byte2 = callback_line[2]
        callback_ptr = callback_byte1 + (callback_byte2 << 8)
        callback_address = calculate_pointer(callback_ptr, calculate_bank(address))
        callback_script = parse_script_engine_script_at(callback_address)
        callback_pointers[len(callback_pointers.keys())] = [hook_byte, callback_ptr]
        callbacks[index] = {
            "script": callback_script,
            "address": callback_address,
            "pointer": {"1": callback_byte1, "2": callback_byte2},
        }

    #XXX do these triggers/callbacks call asm or script engine scripts?
    return {
        #"trigger_ptr_cnt": trigger_ptr_cnt,
        "trigger_pointers": trigger_pointers,
        #"callback_ptr_cnt": callback_ptr_cnt,
        #"callback_ptr_scripts": callback_ptrs,
        "callback_pointers": callback_pointers,
        "trigger_scripts": triggers,
        "callback_scripts": callbacks,
    }

def old_parse_trainer_header_at(address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    bank = calculate_bank(address)
    bytes = rom_interval(address, 12, strings=False)
    bit_number = bytes[0] + (bytes[1] << 8)
    trainer_group = bytes[2]
    trainer_id = bytes[3]
    text_when_seen_ptr = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(address+4, bank=bank)
    text_when_seen = parse_text_engine_script_at(text_when_seen_ptr, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
    text_when_trainer_beaten_ptr = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(address+6, bank=bank)
    text_when_trainer_beaten = parse_text_engine_script_at(text_when_trainer_beaten_ptr, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)

    if [ord(rom[address+8]), ord(rom[address+9])] == [0, 0]:
        script_when_lost_ptr = 0
        script_when_lost = None
    else:
        print "parsing script-when-lost"
        script_when_lost_ptr = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(address+8, bank=bank)
        script_when_lost = None
        silver_avoids = [0xfa53]
        if script_when_lost_ptr > 0x4000 and not script_when_lost_ptr in silver_avoids:
            script_when_lost = parse_script_engine_script_at(script_when_lost_ptr, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)

    print "parsing script-talk-again" #or is this a text?
    script_talk_again_ptr = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(address+10, bank=bank)
    script_talk_again = None
    if script_talk_again_ptr > 0x4000:
        script_talk_again = parse_script_engine_script_at(script_talk_again_ptr, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)

    return {
        "bit_number": bit_number,
        "trainer_group": trainer_group,
        "trainer_id": trainer_id,
        "text_when_seen_ptr": text_when_seen_ptr,
        "text_when_seen": text_when_seen,
        "text_when_trainer_beaten_ptr": text_when_trainer_beaten_ptr,
        "text_when_trainer_beaten": text_when_trainer_beaten,
        "script_when_lost_ptr": script_when_lost_ptr,
        "script_when_lost": script_when_lost,
        "script_talk_again_ptr": script_talk_again_ptr,
        "script_talk_again": script_talk_again,
    }

def old_parse_people_event_bytes(some_bytes, address=None, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=True):
    """parse some number of people-events from the data
    see PeopleEvent
    see http://hax.iimarck.us/files/scriptingcodes_eng.htm#Scripthdr

    For example, map 1.1 (group 1 map 1) has four person-events.

        37 05 07 06 00 FF FF 00 00 02 40 FF FF
        3B 08 0C 05 01 FF FF 00 00 05 40 FF FF
        3A 07 06 06 00 FF FF A0 00 08 40 FF FF
        29 05 0B 06 00 FF FF 00 00 0B 40 FF FF

    max of 14 people per map?
    """
    assert len(some_bytes) % people_event_byte_size == 0, "wrong number of bytes"

    #address is not actually required for this function to work...
    bank = None
    if address:
        bank = calculate_bank(address)

    people_events = []
    for bytes in grouper(some_bytes, count=people_event_byte_size):
        pict = int(bytes[0], 16)
        y = int(bytes[1], 16)    #y from top + 4
        x = int(bytes[2], 16)    #x from left + 4
        face = int(bytes[3], 16) #0-4 for regular, 6-9 for static facing
        move = int(bytes[4], 16)
        clock_time_byte1 = int(bytes[5], 16)
        clock_time_byte2 = int(bytes[6], 16)
        color_function_byte = int(bytes[7], 16) #Color|Function
        trainer_sight_range = int(bytes[8], 16)

        lower_bits = color_function_byte & 0xF
        #lower_bits_high = lower_bits >> 2
        #lower_bits_low = lower_bits & 3
        higher_bits = color_function_byte >> 4
        #higher_bits_high = higher_bits >> 2
        #higher_bits_low = higher_bits & 3

        is_regular_script = lower_bits == 00
        #pointer points to script
        is_give_item = lower_bits == 01
        #pointer points to [Item no.][Amount]
        is_trainer = lower_bits == 02
        #pointer points to trainer header

        #goldmap called these next two bytes "text_block" and "text_bank"?
        script_pointer_byte1 = int(bytes[9], 16)
        script_pointer_byte2 = int(bytes[10], 16)
        script_pointer = script_pointer_byte1 + (script_pointer_byte2 << 8)
        #calculate the full address by assuming it's in the current bank
        #but what if it's not in the same bank?
        extra_portion = {}
        if bank:
            ptr_address = calculate_pointer(script_pointer, bank)
            if is_regular_script:
                print "parsing a person-script at x=" + str(x-4) + " y=" + str(y-4) + " address="+hex(ptr_address)
                script = parse_script_engine_script_at(ptr_address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)
                extra_portion = {
                    "script_address": ptr_address,
                    "script": script,
                    "event_type": "script",
                }
            if is_give_item:
                print "... not parsing give item event... [item id][quantity]"
                extra_portion = {
                    "event_type": "give_item",
                    "give_item_data_address": ptr_address,
                    "item_id": ord(rom[ptr_address]),
                    "item_qty": ord(rom[ptr_address+1]),
                }
            if is_trainer:
                print "parsing a trainer (person-event) at x=" + str(x) + " y=" + str(y)
                parsed_trainer = old_parse_trainer_header_at(ptr_address, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)
                extra_portion = {
                    "event_type": "trainer",
                    "trainer_data_address": ptr_address,
                    "trainer_data": parsed_trainer,
                }

        #XXX not sure what's going on here
        #bit no. of bit table 1 (hidden if set)
        #note: FFFF for none
        when_byte = int(bytes[11], 16)
        hide = int(bytes[12], 16)

        bit_number_of_bit_table1_byte2 = int(bytes[11], 16)
        bit_number_of_bit_table1_byte1 = int(bytes[12], 16)
        bit_number_of_bit_table1 = bit_number_of_bit_table1_byte1 + (bit_number_of_bit_table1_byte2 << 8)

        people_event = {
            "pict": pict,
            "y": y,                      #y from top + 4
            "x": x,                      #x from left + 4
            "face": face,                #0-4 for regular, 6-9 for static facing
            "move": move,
            "clock_time": {"1": clock_time_byte1,
                           "2": clock_time_byte2},       #clock/time setting byte 1
            "color_function_byte": color_function_byte,  #Color|Function
            "trainer_sight_range": trainer_sight_range,  #trainer range of sight
            "script_pointer": {"1": script_pointer_byte1,
                               "2": script_pointer_byte2},

            #"text_block": text_block,   #script pointer byte 1
            #"text_bank": text_bank,     #script pointer byte 2
            "when_byte": when_byte,      #bit no. of bit table 1 (hidden if set)
            "hide": hide,                #note: FFFF for none

            "is_trainer": is_trainer,
            "is_regular_script": is_regular_script,
            "is_give_item": is_give_item,
        }
        people_event.update(extra_portion)
        people_events.append(people_event)
    return people_events

def parse_map_header_by_id(*args, **kwargs):
    """convenience function to parse a specific map"""
    map_group, map_id = None, None
    if "map_group" in kwargs.keys():
        map_group = kwargs["map_group"]
    if "map_id" in kwargs.keys():
        map_id = kwargs["map_id"]
    if (map_group == None and map_id != None) or \
       (map_group != None and map_id == None):
        raise Exception, "map_group and map_id must both be provided"
    elif map_group == None and map_id == None and len(args) == 0:
        raise Exception, "must be given an argument"
    elif len(args) == 1 and type(args[0]) == str:
        map_group = int(args[0].split(".")[0])
        map_id = int(args[0].split(".")[1])
    else:
        raise Exception, "dunno what to do with input"
    offset = map_names[map_group]["offset"]
    map_header_offset = offset + ((map_id - 1) * map_header_byte_size)
    return parse_map_header_at(map_header_offset, map_group=map_group, map_id=map_id)

def parse_all_map_headers(debug=True):
    """calls parse_map_header_at for each map in each map group"""
    global map_names
    if not map_names[1].has_key("offset"):
        raise Exception, "dunno what to do - map_names should have groups with pre-calculated offsets by now"
    for group_id, group_data in map_names.items():
        offset = group_data["offset"]
        #we only care about the maps
        #del group_data["offset"]
        for map_id, map_data in group_data.items():
            if map_id == "offset": continue #skip the "offset" address for this map group
            if debug: print "map_group is: " + str(group_id) + "  map_id is: " + str(map_id)
            map_header_offset = offset + ((map_id - 1) * map_header_byte_size)
            map_names[group_id][map_id]["header_offset"] = map_header_offset

            new_parsed_map = parse_map_header_at(map_header_offset, map_group=group_id, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
            map_names[group_id][map_id]["header_new"] = new_parsed_map
            old_parsed_map = old_parse_map_header_at(map_header_offset, map_group=group_id, map_id=map_id, debug=debug)
            map_names[group_id][map_id]["header_old"] = old_parsed_map

class PokedexEntryPointerTable:
    """ A list of pointers.
    """

    def __init__(self):
        self.address = 0x44378
        self.target_bank = calculate_bank(0x181695)
        self.label = Label(name="PokedexDataPointerTable", address=self.address, object=self)
        self.size = None
        self.last_address = None
        self.dependencies = None
        self.entries = []
        self.parse()

        script_parse_table[self.address : self.last_address] = self

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        global_dependencies.update(self.entries)
        dependencies = []
        [dependencies.extend(entry.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies)) for entry in self.entries]
        return dependencies

    def parse(self):
        size = 0
        lastpointer = 0
        for i in range(251):
            # Those are consecutive in GS!
            if i == 0x40:
                self.target_bank = 0x6e
            elif i == 0x80:
                self.target_bank = 0x73
            elif i == 0xc0:
                self.target_bank = 0x74
            loc = self.address+(i*2)
            pointer = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(loc, bank=self.target_bank)
            #print(hex(pointer))
            #if pointer < lastpointer:
            #    self.target_bank += 1
            #    pointer += 0x4000
            self.entries.append(PokedexEntry(pointer, i+1))

            size += 2
        self.size = size
        self.last_address = self.address + self.size

    def to_asm(self):
        output = "".join([str("dw "+get_label_for(entry.address)+"\n") for entry in self.entries])
        return output

class PokedexEntry:
    """ """

    def __init__(self, address, pokemon_id):
        self.address = address
        self.dependencies = None
        #label = self.make_label()
        if pokemon_id in pokemon_constants:
            pokename = string.capwords(pokemon_constants[pokemon_id].replace("__", " ").replace("_", " ")).replace(" ", "")
        else:
            pokename = "Pokemon{0}".format(pokemon_id)
        self.label = Label(name=pokename+"PokedexEntry", address=self.address, object=self)
        self.parse()
        script_parse_table[address : self.last_address] = self

    def get_dependencies(self, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
        return []

    def parse(self):
        # eww.
        address = self.address
        jump = how_many_until(chr(0x50), address)
        self.species = parse_text_at(address, jump+1)
        address = address + jump + 1

        self.weight = ord(rom[address  ]) + (ord(rom[address+1]) << 8)
        self.height = ord(rom[address+2]) + (ord(rom[address+3]) << 8)
        address += 4

        jump = how_many_until(chr(0x50), address)
        self.page1 = PokedexText(address)
        address = address + jump + 1
        jump = how_many_until(chr(0x50), address)
        self.page2 = PokedexText(address)

        self.last_address = address + jump + 1
        #print(self.to_asm())
        return True

    def to_asm(self):
        output = """\
    db "{0}" ; species name
    dw {1}, {2} ; height, weight

    {3}
    {4}""".format(self.species, self.weight, self.height, self.page1.to_asm(), self.page2.to_asm())
        return output

#map names with no labels will be generated at the end of the structure
map_names = {
    1: {
        0x1: {"name": "Olivine Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "OlivinePokeCenter1F"},
        0x2: {"name": "Olivine Gym"},
        0x3: {"name": "Olivine Voltorb House"},
        0x4: {"name": "Olivine House Beta"},
        0x5: {"name": "Olivine Punishment Speech House"},
        0x6: {"name": "Olivine Good Rod House"},
        0x7: {"name": "Olivine Cafe"},
        0x8: {"name": "Olivine Mart"},
        0x9: {"name": "Route 38 Ecruteak Gate"},
        0xA: {"name": "Route 39 Barn"},
        0xB: {"name": "Route 39 Farmhouse"},
        0xC: {"name": "Route 38"},
        0xD: {"name": "Route 39"},
        0xE: {"name": "Olivine City"},
       },
    2: {
        0x1: {"name": "Mahogany Red Gyarados Speech House"},
        0x2: {"name": "Mahogany Gym"},
        0x3: {"name": "Mahogany Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "MahoganyPokeCenter1F"},
        0x4: {"name": "Route 42 Ecruteak Gate"},
        0x5: {"name": "Route 42"},
        0x6: {"name": "Route 44"},
        0x7: {"name": "Mahogany Town"},
    },
    3: {
        0x1: {"name": "Sprout Tower 1F"},
        0x2: {"name": "Sprout Tower 2F"},
        0x3: {"name": "Sprout Tower 3F"},
        0x4: {"name": "Tin Tower 1F"},
        0x5: {"name": "Tin Tower 2F"},
        0x6: {"name": "Tin Tower 3F"},
        0x7: {"name": "Tin Tower 4F"},
        0x8: {"name": "Tin Tower 5F"},
        0x9: {"name": "Tin Tower 6F"},
        0xA: {"name": "Tin Tower 7F"},
        0xB: {"name": "Tin Tower 8F"},
        0xC: {"name": "Tin Tower 9F"},
        0xD: {"name": "Burned Tower 1F"},
        0xE: {"name": "Burned Tower B1F"},
        0xF: {"name": "National Park"},
        0x10: {"name": "National Park Bug Contest"},
        0x11: {"name": "Radio Tower 1F"},
        0x12: {"name": "Radio Tower 2F"},
        0x13: {"name": "Radio Tower 3F"},
        0x14: {"name": "Radio Tower 4F"},
        0x15: {"name": "Radio Tower 5F"},
        0x16: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Outside"},
        0x17: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Ho-oh Chamber"},
        0x18: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Kabuto Chamber"},
        0x19: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Omanyte Chamber"},
        0x1A: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Aerodactyl Chamber"},
        0x1B: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Inner Chamber"},
        0x1C: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Research Center"},
        0x1D: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Ho-oh Item Room"},
        0x1E: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Kabuto Item Room"},
        0x1F: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Omanyte Item Room"},
        0x20: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Aerodactyl Item Room"},
        0x21: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Ho-Oh Word Room"},
        0x22: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Kabuto Word Room"},
        0x23: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Omanyte Word Room"},
        0x24: {"name": "Ruins of Alph Aerodactyl Word Room"},
        0x25: {"name": "Union Cave 1F"},
        0x26: {"name": "Union Cave B1F"},
        0x27: {"name": "Union Cave B2F"},
        0x28: {"name": "Slowpoke Well B1F"},
        0x29: {"name": "Slowpoke Well B2F"},
        0x2A: {"name": "Olivine Lighthouse 1F"},
        0x2B: {"name": "Olivine Lighthouse 2F"},
        0x2C: {"name": "Olivine Lighthouse 3F"},
        0x2D: {"name": "Olivine Lighthouse 4F"},
        0x2E: {"name": "Olivine Lighthouse 5F"},
        0x2F: {"name": "Olivine Lighthouse 6F"},
        0x30: {"name": "Mahogany Mart 1F"},
        0x31: {"name": "Team Rocket Base B1F"},
        0x32: {"name": "Team Rocket Base B2F"},
        0x33: {"name": "Team Rocket Base B3F"},
        0x34: {"name": "Ilex Forest"},
        0x35: {"name": "Warehouse Entrance"},
        0x36: {"name": "Underground Path Switch Room Entrances"},
        0x37: {"name": "Goldenrod Dept Store B1F"},
        0x38: {"name": "Underground Warehouse"},
        0x39: {"name": "Mount Mortar 1F Outside"},
        0x3A: {"name": "Mount Mortar 1F Inside"},
        0x3B: {"name": "Mount Mortar 2F Inside"},
        0x3C: {"name": "Mount Mortar B1F"},
        0x3D: {"name": "Ice Path 1F"},
        0x3E: {"name": "Ice Path B1F"},
        0x3F: {"name": "Ice Path B2F Mahogany Side"},
        0x40: {"name": "Ice Path B2F Blackthorn Side"},
        0x41: {"name": "Ice Path B3F"},
        0x42: {"name": "Whirl Island NW"},
        0x43: {"name": "Whirl Island NE"},
        0x44: {"name": "Whirl Island SW"},
        0x45: {"name": "Whirl Island Cave"},
        0x46: {"name": "Whirl Island SE"},
        0x47: {"name": "Whirl Island B1F"},
        0x48: {"name": "Whirl Island B2F"},
        0x49: {"name": "Whirl Island Lugia Chamber"},
        0x4A: {"name": "Silver Cave Room 1"},
        0x4B: {"name": "Silver Cave Room 2"},
        0x4C: {"name": "Silver Cave Room 3"},
        0x4D: {"name": "Silver Cave Item Rooms"},
        0x4E: {"name": "Dark Cave Violet Entrance"},
        0x4F: {"name": "Dark Cave Blackthorn Entrance"},
        0x50: {"name": "Dragon's Den 1F"},
        0x51: {"name": "Dragon's Den B1F"},
        0x52: {"name": "Dragon Shrine"},
        0x53: {"name": "Tohjo Falls"},
        0x54: {"name": "Diglett's Cave"},
        0x55: {"name": "Mount Moon"},
        0x56: {"name": "Underground"},
        0x57: {"name": "Rock Tunnel 1F"},
        0x58: {"name": "Rock Tunnel B1F"},
        0x59: {"name": "Safari Zone Fuchsia Gate Beta"},
        0x5A: {"name": "Safari Zone Beta"},
        0x5B: {"name": "Victory Road"},
    },
    4: {
        0x1: {"name": "Ecruteak House"}, #passage to Tin Tower
        0x2: {"name": "Wise Trio's Room"},
        0x3: {"name": "Ecruteak Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "EcruteakPokeCenter1F"},
        0x4: {"name": "Ecruteak Lugia Speech House"},
        0x5: {"name": "Dance Theatre"},
        0x6: {"name": "Ecruteak Mart"},
        0x7: {"name": "Ecruteak Gym"},
        0x8: {"name": "Ecruteak Itemfinder House"},
        0x9: {"name": "Ecruteak City"},
    },
    5: {
        0x1: {"name": "Blackthorn Gym 1F"},
        0x2: {"name": "Blackthorn Gym 2F"},
        0x3: {"name": "Blackthorn Dragon Speech House"},
        0x4: {"name": "Blackthorn Dodrio Trade House"},
        0x5: {"name": "Blackthorn Mart"},
        0x6: {"name": "Blackthorn Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "BlackthornPokeCenter1F"},
        0x7: {"name": "Move Deleter's House"},
        0x8: {"name": "Route 45"},
        0x9: {"name": "Route 46"},
        0xA: {"name": "Blackthorn City"},
    },
    6: {
        0x1: {"name": "Cinnabar Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "CinnabarPokeCenter1F"},
        0x2: {"name": "Cinnabar Pokémon Center 2F Beta",
              "label": "CinnabarPokeCenter2FBeta"},
        0x3: {"name": "Route 19 - Fuchsia Gate"},
        0x4: {"name": "Seafoam Gym"},
        0x5: {"name": "Route 19"},
        0x6: {"name": "Route 20"},
        0x7: {"name": "Route 21"},
        0x8: {"name": "Cinnabar Island"},
    },
    7: {
        0x1: {"name": "Cerulean Gym Badge Speech House"},
        0x2: {"name": "Cerulean Police Station"},
        0x3: {"name": "Cerulean Trade Speech House"},
        0x4: {"name": "Cerulean Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "CeruleanPokeCenter1F"},
        0x5: {"name": "Cerulean Pokémon Center 2F Beta",
              "label": "CeruleanPokeCenter2FBeta"},
        0x6: {"name": "Cerulean Gym"},
        0x7: {"name": "Cerulean Mart"},
        0x8: {"name": "Route 10 Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "Route10PokeCenter1F"},
        0x9: {"name": "Route 10 Pokémon Center 2F Beta",
              "label": "Route10PokeCenter2FBeta"},
        0xA: {"name": "Power Plant"},
        0xB: {"name": "Bill's House"},
        0xC: {"name": "Route 4"},
        0xD: {"name": "Route 9"},
        0xE: {"name": "Route 10 North"},
        0xF: {"name": "Route 24"},
        0x10: {"name": "Route 25"},
        0x11: {"name": "Cerulean City"},
    },
    8: {
        0x1: {"name": "Azalea Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "AzaleaPokeCenter1F"},
        0x2: {"name": "Charcoal Kiln"},
        0x3: {"name": "Azalea Mart"},
        0x4: {"name": "Kurt's House"},
        0x5: {"name": "Azalea Gym"},
        0x6: {"name": "Route 33"},
        0x7: {"name": "Azalea Town"},
    },
    9: {
        0x1: {"name": "Lake of Rage Hidden Power House"},
        0x2: {"name": "Lake of Rage Magikarp House"},
        0x3: {"name": "Route 43 Mahogany Gate"},
        0x4: {"name": "Route 43 Gate"},
        0x5: {"name": "Route 43"},
        0x6: {"name": "Lake of Rage"},
    },
    10: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 32"},
        0x2: {"name": "Route 35"},
        0x3: {"name": "Route 36"},
        0x4: {"name": "Route 37"},
        0x5: {"name": "Violet City"},
        0x6: {"name": "Violet Mart"},
        0x7: {"name": "Violet Gym"},
        0x8: {"name": "Earl's Pokémon Academy",
              "label": "EarlsPokemonAcademy"},
        0x9: {"name": "Violet Nickname Speech House"},
        0xA: {"name": "Violet Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "VioletPokeCenter1F"},
        0xB: {"name": "Violet Onix Trade House"},
        0xC: {"name": "Route 32 Ruins of Alph Gate"},
        0xD: {"name": "Route 32 Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "Route32PokeCenter1F"},
        0xE: {"name": "Route 35 Goldenrod gate"},
        0xF: {"name": "Route 35 National Park gate"},
        0x10: {"name": "Route 36 Ruins of Alph gate"},
        0x11: {"name": "Route 36 National Park gate"},
    },
    11: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 34"},
        0x2: {"name": "Goldenrod City"},
        0x3: {"name": "Goldenrod Gym"},
        0x4: {"name": "Goldenrod Bike Shop"},
        0x5: {"name": "Goldenrod Happiness Rater"},
        0x6: {"name": "Goldenrod Bill's House"},
        0x7: {"name": "Goldenrod Magnet Train Station"},
        0x8: {"name": "Goldenrod Flower Shop"},
        0x9: {"name": "Goldenrod PP Speech House"},
        0xA: {"name": "Goldenrod Name Rater's House"},
        0xB: {"name": "Goldenrod Dept Store 1F"},
        0xC: {"name": "Goldenrod Dept Store 2F"},
        0xD: {"name": "Goldenrod Dept Store 3F"},
        0xE: {"name": "Goldenrod Dept Store 4F"},
        0xF: {"name": "Goldenrod Dept Store 5F"},
        0x10: {"name": "Goldenrod Dept Store 6F"},
        0x11: {"name": "Goldenrod Dept Store Elevator"},
        0x12: {"name": "Goldenrod Dept Store Roof"},
        0x13: {"name": "Goldenrod Game Corner"},
        0x14: {"name": "Goldenrod Pokémon Center 1F",
               "label": "GoldenrodPokeCenter1F"},
        0x15: {"name": "Goldenrod PokéCom Center 2F Mobile",
               "label": "GoldenrodPokeComCenter2FMobile"},
        0x16: {"name": "Ilex Forest Azalea Gate"},
        0x17: {"name": "Route 34 Ilex Forest Gate"},
        0x18: {"name": "Day Care"},
    },
    12: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 6"},
        0x2: {"name": "Route 11"},
        0x3: {"name": "Vermilion City"},
        0x4: {"name": "Vermilion House Fishing Speech House"},
        0x5: {"name": "Vermilion Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "VermilionPokeCenter1F"},
        0x6: {"name": "Vermilion Pokémon Center 2F Beta",
              "label": "VermilionPokeCenter2FBeta"},
        0x7: {"name": "Pokémon Fan Club"},
        0x8: {"name": "Vermilion Magnet Train Speech House"},
        0x9: {"name": "Vermilion Mart"},
        0xA: {"name": "Vermilion House Diglett's Cave Speech House"},
        0xB: {"name": "Vermilion Gym"},
        0xC: {"name": "Route 6 Saffron Gate"},
        0xD: {"name": "Route 6 Underground Entrance"},
    },
    13: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 1"},
        0x2: {"name": "Pallet Town"},
        0x3: {"name": "Red's House 1F"},
        0x4: {"name": "Red's House 2F"},
        0x5: {"name": "Blue's House"},
        0x6: {"name": "Oak's Lab"},
    },
    14: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 3"},
        0x2: {"name": "Pewter City"},
        0x3: {"name": "Pewter Nidoran Speech House"},
        0x4: {"name": "Pewter Gym"},
        0x5: {"name": "Pewter Mart"},
        0x6: {"name": "Pewter Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "PewterPokeCenter1F"},
        0x7: {"name": "Pewter Pokémon Center 2F Beta",
              "label": "PewterPokeCEnter2FBeta"},
        0x8: {"name": "Pewter Snooze Speech House"},
    },
    15: {
        0x1: {"name": "Olivine Port"},
        0x2: {"name": "Vermilion Port"},
        0x3: {"name": "Fast Ship 1F"},
        0x4: {"name": "Fast Ship Cabins NNW, NNE, NE",
              "label": "FastShipCabins_NNW_NNE_NE"},
        0x5: {"name": "Fast Ship Cabins SW, SSW, NW",
              "label": "FastShipCabins_SW_SSW_NW"},
        0x6: {"name": "Fast Ship Cabins SE, SSE, Captain's Cabin",
              "label": "FastShipCabins_SE_SSE_CaptainsCabin"},
        0x7: {"name": "Fast Ship B1F"},
        0x8: {"name": "Olivine Port Passage"},
        0x9: {"name": "Vermilion Port Passage"},
        0xA: {"name": "Mount Moon Square"},
        0xB: {"name": "Mount Moon Gift Shop"},
        0xC: {"name": "Tin Tower Roof"},
    },
    16: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 23"},
        0x2: {"name": "Indigo Plateau Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "IndigoPlateauPokeCenter1F"},
        0x3: {"name": "Will's Room"},
        0x4: {"name": "Koga's Room"},
        0x5: {"name": "Bruno's Room"},
        0x6: {"name": "Karen's Room"},
        0x7: {"name": "Lance's Room"},
        0x8: {"name": "Hall of Fame",
              "label": "HallOfFame"},
    },
    17: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 13"},
        0x2: {"name": "Route 14"},
        0x3: {"name": "Route 15"},
        0x4: {"name": "Route 18"},
        0x5: {"name": "Fuchsia City"},
        0x6: {"name": "Fuchsia Mart"},
        0x7: {"name": "Safari Zone Main Office"},
        0x8: {"name": "Fuchsia Gym"},
        0x9: {"name": "Fuchsia Bill Speech House"},
        0xA: {"name": "Fuchsia Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "FuchsiaPokeCenter1F"},
        0xB: {"name": "Fuchsia Pokémon Center 2F Beta",
              "label": "FuchsiaPokeCenter2FBeta"},
        0xC: {"name": "Safari Zone Warden's Home"},
        0xD: {"name": "Route 15 Fuchsia Gate"},
    },
    18: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 8"},
        0x2: {"name": "Route 12"},
        0x3: {"name": "Route 10 South"},
        0x4: {"name": "Lavender Town"},
        0x5: {"name": "Lavender Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "LavenderPokeCenter1F"},
        0x6: {"name": "Lavender Pokémon Center 2F Beta",
              "label": "LavenderPokeCenter2FBeta"},
        0x7: {"name": "Mr. Fuji's House"},
        0x8: {"name": "Lavender Town Speech House"},
        0x9: {"name": "Lavender Name Rater"},
        0xA: {"name": "Lavender Mart"},
        0xB: {"name": "Soul House"},
        0xC: {"name": "Lav Radio Tower 1F"},
        0xD: {"name": "Route 8 Saffron Gate"},
        0xE: {"name": "Route 12 Super Rod House"},
    },
    19: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 28"},
        0x2: {"name": "Silver Cave Outside"},
        0x3: {"name": "Silver Cave Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "SilverCavePokeCenter1F"},
        0x4: {"name": "Route 28 Famous Speech House"},
    },
    20: {
        0x1: {"name": "Pokémon Center 2F",
              "label": "PokeCenter2F"},
        0x2: {"name": "Trade Center"},
        0x3: {"name": "Colosseum"},
        0x4: {"name": "Time Capsule"},
        0x5: {"name": "Mobile Trade Room Mobile"},
        0x6: {"name": "Mobile Battle Room"},
    },
    21: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 7"},
        0x2: {"name": "Route 16"},
        0x3: {"name": "Route 17"},
        0x4: {"name": "Celadon City"},
        0x5: {"name": "Celadon Dept Store 1F"},
        0x6: {"name": "Celadon Dept Store 2F"},
        0x7: {"name": "Celadon Dept Store 3F"},
        0x8: {"name": "Celadon Dept Store 4F"},
        0x9: {"name": "Celadon Dept Store 5F"},
        0xA: {"name": "Celadon Dept Store 6F"},
        0xB: {"name": "Celadon Dept Store Elevator"},
        0xC: {"name": "Celadon Mansion 1F"},
        0xD: {"name": "Celadon Mansion 2F"},
        0xE: {"name": "Celadon Mansion 3F"},
        0xF: {"name": "Celadon Mansion Roof"},
        0x10: {"name": "Celadon Mansion Roof House"},
        0x11: {"name": "Celadon Pokémon Center 1F",
               "label": "CeladonPokeCenter1F"},
        0x12: {"name": "Celadon Pokémon Center 2F Beta",
               "label": "CeladonPokeCenter2FBeta"},
        0x13: {"name": "Celadon Game Corner"},
        0x14: {"name": "Celadon Game Corner Prize Room"},
        0x15: {"name": "Celadon Gym"},
        0x16: {"name": "Celadon Cafe"},
        0x17: {"name": "Route 16 Fuchsia Speech House"},
        0x18: {"name": "Route 16 Gate"},
        0x19: {"name": "Route 7 Saffron Gate"},
        0x1A: {"name": "Route 17 18 Gate"},
    },
    22: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 40"},
        0x2: {"name": "Route 41"},
        0x3: {"name": "Cianwood City"},
        0x4: {"name": "Mania's House"},
        0x5: {"name": "Cianwood Gym"},
        0x6: {"name": "Cianwood Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "CianwoodPokeCenter1F"},
        0x7: {"name": "Cianwood Pharmacy"},
        0x8: {"name": "Cianwood City Photo Studio"},
        0x9: {"name": "Cianwood Lugia Speech House"},
        0xA: {"name": "Poke Seer's House"},
        0xB: {"name": "Battle Tower 1F"},
        0xC: {"name": "Battle Tower Battle Room"},
        0xD: {"name": "Battle Tower Elevator"},
        0xE: {"name": "Battle Tower Hallway"},
        0xF: {"name": "Route 40 Battle Tower Gate"},
        0x10: {"name": "Battle Tower Outside"},
    },
    23: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 2"},
        0x2: {"name": "Route 22"},
        0x3: {"name": "Viridian City"},
        0x4: {"name": "Viridian Gym"},
        0x5: {"name": "Viridian Nickname Speech House"},
        0x6: {"name": "Trainer House 1F"},
        0x7: {"name": "Trainer House B1F"},
        0x8: {"name": "Viridian Mart"},
        0x9: {"name": "Viridian Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "ViridianPokeCenter1F"},
        0xA: {"name": "Viridian Pokémon Center 2F Beta",
              "label": "ViridianPokeCenter2FBeta"},
        0xB: {"name": "Route 2 Nugget Speech House"},
        0xC: {"name": "Route 2 Gate"},
        0xD: {"name": "Victory Road Gate"},
    },
    24: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 26"},
        0x2: {"name": "Route 27"},
        0x3: {"name": "Route 29"},
        0x4: {"name": "New Bark Town"},
        0x5: {"name": "Elm's Lab"},
        0x6: {"name": "Kris's House 1F"},
        0x7: {"name": "Kris's House 2F"},
        0x8: {"name": "Kris's Neighbor's House"},
        0x9: {"name": "Elm's House"},
        0xA: {"name": "Route 26 Heal Speech House"},
        0xB: {"name": "Route 26 Day of Week Siblings House"},
        0xC: {"name": "Route 27 Sandstorm House"},
        0xD: {"name": "Route 29 46 Gate"},
    },
    25: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 5"},
        0x2: {"name": "Saffron City"},
        0x3: {"name": "Fighting Dojo"},
        0x4: {"name": "Saffron Gym"},
        0x5: {"name": "Saffron Mart"},
        0x6: {"name": "Saffron Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "SaffronPokeCenter1F"},
        0x7: {"name": "Saffron Pokémon Center 2F Beta",
              "label": "SaffronPokeCenter2FBeta"},
        0x8: {"name": "Mr. Psychic's House"},
        0x9: {"name": "Saffron Train Station"},
        0xA: {"name": "Silph Co. 1F"},
        0xB: {"name": "Copycat's House 1F"},
        0xC: {"name": "Copycat's House 2F"},
        0xD: {"name": "Route 5 Underground Entrance"},
        0xE: {"name": "Route 5 Saffron City Gate"},
        0xF: {"name": "Route 5 Cleanse Tag Speech House"},
    },
    26: {
        0x1: {"name": "Route 30"},
        0x2: {"name": "Route 31"},
        0x3: {"name": "Cherrygrove City"},
        0x4: {"name": "Cherrygrove Mart"},
        0x5: {"name": "Cherrygrove Pokémon Center 1F",
              "label": "CherrygrovePokeCenter1F"},
        0x6: {"name": "Cherrygrove Gym Speech House"},
        0x7: {"name": "Guide Gent's House"},
        0x8: {"name": "Cherrygrove Evolution Speech House"},
        0x9: {"name": "Route 30 Berry Speech House"},
        0xA: {"name": "Mr. Pokémon's House"},
        0xB: {"name": "Route 31 Violet Gate"},
    },
}

#generate labels for each map name
for map_group_id in map_names.keys():
    map_group = map_names[map_group_id]
    for map_id in map_group.keys():
        #skip if we maybe already have the 'offset' label set in this map group
        if map_id == "offset": continue
        #skip if we provided a pre-set value for the map's label
        if map_group[map_id].has_key("label"): continue
        #convience alias
        map_data = map_group[map_id]
        #clean up the map name to be an asm label
        cleaned_name = map_name_cleaner(map_data["name"])
        #set the value in the original dictionary
        map_names[map_group_id][map_id]["label"] = cleaned_name
#generate map constants (like 1=PALLET_TOWN)
generate_map_constant_labels()

#### asm utilities ####
#these are pulled in from pokered/extras/analyze_incbins.py

#store each line of source code here
asm = None

#store each incbin line separately
incbin_lines = []

#storage for processed incbin lines
processed_incbins = {}

def to_asm(some_object):
    """shows an object's asm with a label and an ending comment
    showing the next byte address"""
    if isinstance(some_object, int):
        some_object = script_parse_table[some_object]
    #add one to the last_address to show where the next byte is in the file
    last_address = some_object.last_address
    #create a line like "label: ; 0x10101"
    asm = some_object.label.name + ": ; " + hex(some_object.address) + "\n"
    #now add the inner/actual asm
    #asm += spacing + some_object.to_asm().replace("\n", "\n"+spacing).replace("\n"+spacing+"\n"+spacing, "\n\n"+spacing)
    asmr = some_object.to_asm()
    asmr = asmr.replace("\n", "\n"+spacing)
    asmr = asmr.replace("\n"+spacing+"\n", "\n\n"+spacing)
    asmr = asmr.replace("\n\n"+spacing+spacing, "\n\n"+spacing)
    asm += spacing + asmr
    #show the address of the next byte below this
    asm += "\n; " + hex(last_address)
    return asm

def flattener(x):
    "flattens a list of sublists into just one list (generator)"
    try:
        it = iter(x)
    except TypeError:
        yield x
    else:
        for i in it:
            for j in flattener(i):
                yield j

def flatten(x):
    "flattens a list of sublists into just one list"
    return list(flattener(x))

def get_dependencies_for(some_object, recompute=False, global_dependencies=set()):
    """
    calculates which labels need to be satisfied for an object
    to be inserted into the asm and compile successfully.

    You could also choose to not insert labels into the asm, but
    then you're losing out on the main value of having asm in the
    first place.
    """
    try:
        if isinstance(some_object, int):
            some_object = script_parse_table[some_object]
        if some_object.dependencies != None and not recompute:
            global_dependencies.update(some_object.dependencies)
        else:
            some_object.get_dependencies(recompute=recompute, global_dependencies=global_dependencies)
        return global_dependencies
    except RuntimeError, e:
        #1552, 1291, 2075, 1552, 1291...
        print "some_object is: " + str(some_object)
        print "class type: " + str(some_object.__class__)
        print "label name: " + str(some_object.label.name)
        print "address: " + str(some_object.address)
        print "asm is: \n\n" + to_asm(some_object)
        raise e

def isolate_incbins():
    "find each incbin line"
    global incbin_lines, asm
    incbin_lines = []
    for line in asm:
        if line == "": continue
        if line.count(" ") == len(line): continue

        #clean up whitespace at beginning of line
        while line[0] == " ":
            line = line[1:]

        if line[0:6] == "INCBIN" and "baserom.gbc" in line:
            incbin_lines.append(line)
    return incbin_lines

def process_incbins():
    "parse incbin lines into memory"
    global asm, incbin_lines, processed_incbins
    #load asm if it isn't ready yet
    if asm == [] or asm == None:
        load_asm()
    #get a list of incbins if that hasn't happened yet
    if incbin_lines == [] or incbin_lines == None:
        isolate_incbins()
    #reset the global that this function creates
    processed_incbins = {}
    #for each incbin..
    for incbin in incbin_lines:
        #reset this entry
        processed_incbin = {}
        #get the line number from the global asm line list
        line_number = asm.index(incbin)
        #forget about all the leading characters
        partial_start = incbin[21:]
        start = partial_start.split(",")[0].replace("$", "0x")
        start = eval(start)
        start_hex = hex(start).replace("0x", "$")

        partial_interval = incbin[21:].split(",")[1]
        partial_interval = partial_interval.replace(";", "#")
        partial_interval = partial_interval.replace("$", "0x").replace("0xx", "0x")
        interval = eval(partial_interval)
        interval_hex = hex(interval).replace("0x", "$").replace("x", "")

        end = start + interval
        end_hex = hex(end).replace("0x", "$")

        processed_incbin = {"line_number": line_number,
                            "line": incbin,
                            "start": start,
                            "interval": interval,
                            "end": end, }
        #don't add this incbin if the interval is 0
        if interval != 0:
            processed_incbins[line_number] = processed_incbin
    return processed_incbins

def reset_incbins():
    "reset asm before inserting another diff"
    global asm, incbin_lines, processed_incbins
    asm = None
    incbin_lines = []
    processed_incbins = {}
    load_asm()
    isolate_incbins()
    process_incbins()

def find_incbin_to_replace_for(address, debug=False, rom_file="../baserom.gbc"):
    """returns a line number for which incbin to edit
    if you were to insert bytes into main.asm"""
    if type(address) == str: address = int(address, 16)
    if not (0 <= address <= os.lstat(rom_file).st_size):
        raise IndexError, "address is out of bounds"
    for incbin_key in processed_incbins.keys():
        incbin = processed_incbins[incbin_key]
        start = incbin["start"]
        end = incbin["end"]
        if debug:
            print "start is: " + str(start)
            print "end is: " + str(end)
            print "address is: " + str(type(address))
            print "checking.... " + hex(start) + " <= " + hex(address) + " <= " + hex(end)
        if start <= address <= end:
            return incbin_key
    return None

def split_incbin_line_into_three(line, start_address, byte_count, rom_file="../baserom.gbc"):
    """
    splits an incbin line into three pieces.
    you can replace the middle one with the new content of length bytecount

    start_address: where you want to start inserting bytes
    byte_count: how many bytes you will be inserting
    """
    if type(start_address) == str: start_address = int(start_address, 16)
    if not (0 <= start_address <= os.lstat(rom_file).st_size):
        raise IndexError, "start_address is out of bounds"
    if len(processed_incbins) == 0:
        raise Exception, "processed_incbins must be populated"

    original_incbin = processed_incbins[line]
    start = original_incbin["start"]
    end = original_incbin["end"]

    #start, end1, end2 (to be printed as start, end1 - end2)
    if start_address - start > 0:
        first = (start, start_address, start)
    else:
        first = (None) #skip this one because we're not including anything

    #this is the one you will replace with whatever content
    second = (start_address, byte_count)

    third = (start_address + byte_count, end - (start_address + byte_count))

    output = ""

    if first:
        output += "INCBIN \"baserom.gbc\",$" + hex(first[0])[2:] + ",$" + hex(first[1])[2:] + " - $" + hex(first[2])[2:] + "\n"
    output += "INCBIN \"baserom.gbc\",$" + hex(second[0])[2:] + "," + str(byte_count) + "\n"
    output += "INCBIN \"baserom.gbc\",$" + hex(third[0])[2:] + ",$" + hex(third[1])[2:] #no newline
    return output

def generate_diff_insert(line_number, newline, debug=False):
    """generates a diff between the old main.asm and the new main.asm
    note: requires python2.7 i think? b/c of subprocess.check_output"""
    global asm
    original = "\n".join(line for line in asm)
    newfile = deepcopy(asm)
    newfile[line_number] = newline #possibly inserting multiple lines
    newfile = "\n".join(line for line in newfile)

    #make sure there's a newline at the end of the file
    if newfile[-1] != "\n":
        newfile += "\n"

    original_filename = "ejroqjfoad.temp"
    newfile_filename = "fjiqefo.temp"

    original_fh = open(original_filename, "w")
    original_fh.write(original)
    original_fh.close()

    newfile_fh = open(newfile_filename, "w")
    newfile_fh.write(newfile)
    newfile_fh.close()

    try:
        from subprocess import CalledProcessError
    except ImportError:
        CalledProcessError = None

    try:
        diffcontent = subprocess.check_output("diff -u ../main.asm " + newfile_filename, shell=True)
    except (AttributeError, CalledProcessError):
        p = subprocess.Popen(["diff", "-u", "../main.asm", newfile_filename], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
        out, err = p.communicate()
        diffcontent = out

    os.system("rm " + original_filename)
    os.system("rm " + newfile_filename)

    if debug: print diffcontent
    return diffcontent

def apply_diff(diff, try_fixing=True, do_compile=True):
    print "... Applying diff."

    #write the diff to a file
    fh = open("temp.patch", "w")
    fh.write(diff)
    fh.close()

    #apply the patch
    os.system("cp ../main.asm ../main1.asm")
    os.system("patch ../main.asm temp.patch")

    #remove the patch
    os.system("rm temp.patch")

    #confirm it's working
    if do_compile:
        try:
            subprocess.check_call("cd ../; make clean; make", shell=True)
            return True
        except Exception, exc:
            if try_fixing:
                os.system("mv ../main1.asm ../main.asm")
            return False

class AsmLine:
    #TODO: parse label lines
    def __init__(self, line, bank=None):
        self.line = line
        self.bank = bank
    def to_asm(self):
        return self.line

class Incbin:
    def __init__(self, line, bank=None, debug=False):
        self.line = line
        self.bank = bank
        self.replace_me = False
        self.debug = debug
        self.parse()
    def parse(self):
        incbin = self.line
        partial_start = incbin[21:]
        start = partial_start.split(",")[0].replace("$", "0x")

        if self.debug:
            print "Incbin.parse -- line is: " + self.line
            print "Incbin.parse -- partial_start is: " + partial_start
            print "Incbin.parse -- start is: " + start
        try:
            start = eval(start)
        except Exception, e:
            raise Exception, "problem with evaluating interval range"

        start_hex = hex(start).replace("0x", "$")

        partial_interval = incbin[21:].split(",")[1]
        partial_interval = partial_interval.replace(";", "#")
        partial_interval = partial_interval.replace("$", "0x").replace("0xx", "0x")
        interval = eval(partial_interval)
        interval_hex = hex(interval).replace("0x", "$").replace("x", "")

        end = start + interval
        end_hex = hex(end).replace("0x", "$")

        self.address = start
        self.start_address = start
        self.end_address = end
        self.last_address = end
        self.interval = interval
    def to_asm(self):
        if self.interval > 0:
            return self.line
        else: return ""
    def split(self, start_address, byte_count):
        """splits this incbin into three separate incbins"""
        if start_address < self.start_address or start_address > self.end_address:
            raise Exception, "this incbin doesn't handle this address"
        incbins = []

        if self.debug:
            print "splitting an incbin ("+self.line+") into three at "+hex(start_address)+" for "+str(byte_count)+" bytes"

        #start, end1, end2 (to be printed as start, end1 - end2)
        if (start_address - self.start_address) > 0:
            first = (self.start_address, start_address, self.start_address)
            incbins.append(Incbin("INCBIN \"baserom.gbc\",$%.2x,$%.2x - $%.2x" % (first[0], first[1], first[2])))
            if self.debug:
                print "    " + incbins[0].line
        else:
            #skip this one because we're not including anything
            first = None

        #this is the one you will replace with whatever content
        second = (start_address, byte_count)
        incbins.append(Incbin("INCBIN \"baserom.gbc\",$%.2x,$%.2x" % (start_address, byte_count)))
        incbins[-1].replace_me = True
        if self.debug:
            print "    " + incbins[-1].line

        if (self.last_address - (start_address + byte_count)) > 0:
            third = (start_address + byte_count, self.last_address - (start_address + byte_count))
            incbins.append(Incbin("INCBIN \"baserom.gbc\",$%.2x,$%.2x" % (third[0], third[1])))
            if self.debug:
                print "    " + incbins[-1].line

        return incbins

class AsmSection:
    def __init__(self, line):
        self.bank_id = None
        self.line = line
        self.parse()
    def parse(self):
        line    = self.line
        bank_id = int(line.split("\"")[1].split("bank")[1], 16)
        self.bank_id  = bank_id
        start_address = bank_id * 0x4000
        end_address   = (bank_id * 0x4000) + 0x4000 - 1

        self.address = self.start_address = start_address
        self.last_address = None
        self.end_address = None
        #this entity doesn't actually take up this space..
        #although it could be argued that lines should exist under this object
        #self.address  = self.start_address = start_address
        #self.last_address = self.end_address = end_address
    def to_asm(self):
        return self.line

new_asm = None
def load_asm2(filename="../main.asm", force=False):
    """loads the asm source code into memory"""
    global new_asm
    if new_asm == None or force:
        new_asm = Asm(filename=filename)
    return new_asm

class Asm:
    """controls the overall asm output"""
    def __init__(self, filename="../main.asm", debug=True):
        self.parts = []
        self.labels = []
        self.filename = filename
        self.debug = debug
        self.load_and_parse()
    def load_and_parse(self):
        self.parts = []
        asm = open(self.filename, "r").read().split("\n")
        asm_list = AsmList(asm)
        bank = 0
        for line in asm_list:
            if line[0:6] == "INCBIN" or line[1:6] == "INCBIN":
                thing = Incbin(line, bank=bank)
            elif line[0:7] == "SECTION":
                thing = AsmSection(line)
                bank = thing.bank_id
            else:
                thing = AsmLine(line, bank=bank)
                label = get_label_from_line(line)
                if label:
                    laddress = get_address_from_line_comment(line)
                    thing.label = Label(name=label, address=laddress, object=thing, add_to_globals=False)
                    self.labels.append(thing.label)
            self.parts.append(thing)
    def is_label_name_in_file(self, label_name):
        for llabel in self.labels:
            if llabel.name == label_name:
                return llabel
        return False
    def does_address_have_label(self, address):
        """ Checks if an address has a label.
        """
        # either something will directly have the address
        # or- it's possibel that no label was given
        # or there will be an Incbin that covers the range
        for part in self.parts:
            if isinstance(part, Incbin) and part.start_address <= address <= part.end_address:
                return False
            elif hasattr(part, "address") and part.address == address and hasattr(part, "label"):
                return part.label

        return None
    def insert(self, new_object):
        if isinstance(new_object, ScriptPointerLabelParam):
            # its' probably being injected in some get_dependencies() somewhere
            print "don't know why ScriptPointerLabelParam is getting to this point?"
            return

        #first some validation
        if not hasattr(new_object, "address"):
            print "object needs to have an address property: " + str(new_object)
            return

        start_address = new_object.address

        # skip this dragon shrine script calling itself
        # what about other scripts that call themselves ?
        if start_address in lousy_dragon_shrine_hack:
            print "skipping 0x18d079 in dragon shrine for a lousy hack"
            return

        if not hasattr(new_object, "label") and hasattr(new_object, "is_valid") and not new_object.is_valid():
            return

        debugmsg  = "object is " + new_object.label.name + " type="+str(new_object.__class__)+" new_object="+str(new_object)
        debugmsg += " label = " + new_object.label.name
        debugmsg += " start_address="+hex(start_address)#+" end_address="+hex(end_address)

        if not hasattr(new_object, "last_address"):
            print debugmsg
            raise Exception, "object needs to have a last_address property"
        end_address = new_object.last_address
        debugmsg += " last_address="+hex(end_address)

        #check if the object is already inserted
        if new_object in self.parts:
            print "object was previously inserted ("+str(new_object)+")"
            return
        #check by label
        if self.is_label_name_in_file(new_object.label.name):
            print "object was previously inserted ("+str(new_object)+") by label: "+new_object.label.name
            return
        #check by address
        #if self.does_address_have_label(new_object.address):
        #    print "object's address is already used ("+str(new_object)+") at "+hex(new_object.address)+" label="+new_object.label.name
        #    return

        if self.debug:
            print debugmsg
        del debugmsg
        if (end_address < start_address) or ((end_address - start_address) < 0):
            if not self.debug:
                print "object is new_object="+str(new_object)
                print "start_address="+hex(start_address)+" end_address="+hex(end_address)
            if hasattr(new_object, "to_asm"):
                print to_asm(new_object)
            raise Exception, "Asm.insert was given an object with a bad address range"

        # 1) find which object needs to be replaced
        # or
        # 2) find which object goes after it
        found = False
        for object in list(self.parts):
            #skip objects without a defined interval (like a comment line)
            if not hasattr(object, "address") or not hasattr(object, "last_address"):
                continue
            #skip an AsmSection
            if isinstance(object, AsmSection):
                continue
            #replace an incbin with three incbins, replace middle incbin with whatever
            elif isinstance(object, Incbin) and (object.address <= start_address < object.last_address):
                #split up the incbin into three segments
                incbins = object.split(start_address, end_address - start_address)
                #figure out which incbin to replace with the new object
                if incbins[0].replace_me:
                    index = 0
                else: #assume incbins[1].replace_me (the middle one)
                    index = 1
                #replace that index with the new_object
                incbins[index] = new_object
                #insert these incbins into self.parts
                gindex = self.parts.index(object)
                self.parts = self.parts[:gindex] + incbins + self.parts[gindex:]
                self.parts.remove(object)
                found = True
                break
            elif object.address <= start_address < object.last_address:
                print "this is probably a script that is looping back on itself?"
                found = True
                break
            #insert before the current object
            elif object.address > end_address:
                #insert_before = index of object
                index = self.parts.index(object)
                self.parts.insert(index, new_object)
                found = True
                break
        if not found:
            raise Exception, "unable to insert object into Asm"
        self.labels.append(new_object.label)
        return True
    def insert_with_dependencies(self, input):
        if type(input) == list:
            input_objects = input
        else:
            input_objects = [input]

        for object0 in input_objects:
            global_dependencies = set([object0])
            poopbutt = get_dependencies_for(object0, global_dependencies=global_dependencies, recompute=False)
            objects = global_dependencies
            objects.update(poopbutt)
            new_objects = copy(objects)
            for object in objects:
                if hasattr(object, "dependencies") and object.dependencies == None:
                    new_objects.update(object.get_dependencies())
            for object in new_objects:
                if isinstance(object, ScriptPointerLabelParam):
                    continue
                #if object in self.parts:
                #    if self.debug:
                #        print "already inserted -- object.__class__="+str(object.__class__)+" object is: "+str(object)+\
                #              " for object.__class__="+str(object0.__class__)+" object="+str(object0)
                #    continue
                if self.debug:
                    print " object is: " + str(object)
                self.insert(object)

                #just some old debugging
                #if object.label.name == "UnknownText_0x60128":
                #    raise Exception, "debugging..."
                #elif object.label.name == "UnknownScript_0x60011":
                #    raise Exception, "debugging.. dependencies are: " + str(object.dependencies) + " versus: " + str(object.get_dependencies())
    def insert_single_with_dependencies(self, object):
        self.insert_with_dependencies(object)
    def insert_multiple_with_dependencies(self, objects):
        self.insert_with_dependencies(objects)
    def insert_all(self, limit=100):
        count = 0
        for each in script_parse_table.items():
            if count == limit: break
            object = each[1]
            if type(object) == str: continue
            self.insert_single_with_dependencies(object)
            count += 1
    def insert_and_dump(self, limit=100, filename="output.txt"):
        self.insert_all(limit=limit)
        self.dump(filename=filename)
    def dump(self, filename="output.txt"):
        fh = open(filename, "w")
        newlines_before_next_obj_requested = 0
        newlines_before_next_obj_given     = 0

        current_requested_newlines_before  = 0
        current_requested_newlines_after   = 0
        previous_requested_newlines_before = 0
        previous_requested_newlines_after  = 0

        written_newlines          = 0
        write_something           = False
        first = True
        last  = None
        for each in self.parts:
            asm = ""
            previous_requested_newlines_after = current_requested_newlines_after
            current_requested_newlines_before = current_requested_newlines_after

            write_something = True
            if (isinstance(each, str) and each == "") or (isinstance(each, AsmLine) and each.line == ""):
                current_requested_newlines_before = 0
                if current_requested_newlines_after < 2:
                    current_requested_newlines_after += 1
                write_something = False
            elif (isinstance(each, str) and each != "") or (isinstance(each, AsmLine) and each.line != ""):
                if isinstance(each, AsmLine):
                    asm = each.to_asm()
                elif isinstance(each, str):
                    asm = each
                current_requested_newlines_before = 0
                current_requested_newlines_after  = 1
            elif isinstance(each, AsmSection) or isinstance(each, Incbin) or hasattr(each, "to_asm"):
                if isinstance(each, AsmSection) or isinstance(each, Incbin):
                    asm = each.to_asm()
                else:
                    asm = to_asm(each)
                current_requested_newlines_before = 2
                current_requested_newlines_after  = 2
            else:
                raise Exception, "dunno what to do with("+str(each)+") in Asm.parts"

            if write_something:
                if not first:
                    newlines_before = max([current_requested_newlines_before, previous_requested_newlines_after])
                    while written_newlines < newlines_before:
                        fh.write("\n")
                        written_newlines += 1
                else:
                    first = False
                fh.write(asm)
                written_newlines = 0
            last = each

        #make sure the file ends with a newline
        fh.write("\n")

def list_things_in_bank(bank):
    objects = []
    for blah in script_parse_table.items():
        object = blah[1]
        if hasattr(object, "address") and calculate_bank(object.address) == bank:
            objects.append(object)
    return objects

def list_texts_in_bank(bank):
    """ Narrows down the list of objects
    that you will be inserting into Asm.
    """
    if len(all_texts) == 0:
        raise Exception, "all_texts is blank.. run_main() will populate it"

    assert bank != None, "list_texts_in_banks must be given a particular bank"

    assert 0 <= bank < 0x80, "bank doesn't exist in the ROM"

    texts = []
    for text in all_texts:
        if calculate_bank(text.address) == bank:
            texts.append(text)

    return texts

def list_movements_in_bank(bank):
    """ Narrows down the list of objects
    to speed up Asm insertion.
    """
    if len(all_movements) == 0:
        raise Exception, "all_movements is blank.. run_main() will populate it"

    assert bank != None, "list_movements_in_bank must be given a particular bank"
    assert 0 <= bank < 0x80, "bank doesn't exist in the ROM (out of bounds)"

    movements = []
    for movement in all_movements:
        if calculate_bank(movement.address) == bank:
            movements.append(movement)
    return movements

def dump_asm_for_texts_in_bank(bank, start=50, end=100):
    """ Simple utility to help with dumping texts into a particular bank. This
    is helpful for figuring out which text is breaking that bank.
    """
    # load and parse the ROM if necessary
    if rom == None or len(rom) <= 4:
        load_rom()
        run_main()

    # get all texts
    # first 100 look okay?
    texts = list_texts_in_bank(bank)[start:end]

    # create a new dump
    asm = Asm()

    # start the insertion process
    asm.insert_multiple_with_dependencies(texts)

    # start dumping
    asm.dump()

    print "done dumping texts for bank $%.2x" % (bank)

def dump_asm_for_movements_in_bank(bank, start=0, end=100):
    if rom == None or len(rom) <= 4:
        load_rom()
        run_main()

    movements = list_movements_in_bank(bank)[start:end]

    asm = Asm()
    asm.insert_with_dependencies(movements)
    asm.dump()
    print "done dumping movements for bank $%.2x" % (bank)

def dump_things_in_bank(bank, start=50, end=100):
    """ is helpful for figuring out which object is breaking that bank.
    """
    # load and parse the ROM if necessary
    if rom == None or len(rom) <= 4:
        load_rom()
        run_main()

    things = list_things_in_bank(bank)[start:end]

    # create a new dump
    asm = Asm()

    # start the insertion process
    asm.insert_with_dependencies(things)

    # start dumping
    asm.dump()

    print "done dumping things for bank $%.2x" % (bank)

def index(seq, f):
    """return the index of the first item in seq
    where f(item) == True."""
    return next((i for i in xrange(len(seq)) if f(seq[i])), None)

def analyze_intervals():
    """find the largest baserom.gbc intervals"""
    global asm, processed_incbins
    if asm == None:
        load_asm()
    if processed_incbins == {}:
        isolate_incbins()
        process_incbins()
    results = []
    ordered_keys = sorted(processed_incbins, key=lambda entry: processed_incbins[entry]["interval"])
    ordered_keys.reverse()
    for key in ordered_keys:
        results.append(processed_incbins[key])
    return results

all_labels = []
def write_all_labels(all_labels, filename="labels.json"):
    fh = open(filename, "w")
    fh.write(json.dumps(all_labels))
    fh.close()
    return True

#TODO: implement get_ram_label
#wram.asm integration would be nice
def get_ram_label(address):
    """not implemented yet.. supposed to get a label for a particular RAM location
    like W_PARTYPOKE1HP"""
    return None

def get_label_for(address):
    """returns a label assigned to a particular address"""
    global all_labels

    if address == None:
        return None
    if type(address) != int:
        raise Exception, "get_label_for requires an integer address, got: " + str(type(address))

    # lousy hack to get around recursive scripts in dragon shrine
    if address in lousy_dragon_shrine_hack:
        return None

    #the old way
    for thing in all_labels:
        if thing["address"] == address:
            return thing["label"]

    #the new way
    obj = script_parse_table[address]
    if obj:
        if hasattr(obj, "label"):
            return obj.label.name
        else:
            return "AlreadyParsedNoDefaultUnknownLabel_" + hex(address)

    #return "NotYetParsed_"+hex(address)
    if address > 0x7FFF:
        value = 0x4000 + (address % 0x4000)
        return "$%.2x"%(value)
    else:
        return "$%.2x"%(address)

def remove_quoted_text(line):
    """get rid of content inside quotes
    and also removes the quotes from the input string"""
    while line.count("\"") % 2 == 0 and line.count("\"") > 0:
        first = line.find("\"")
        second = line.find("\"", first+1)
        line = line[0:first] + line[second+1:]
    while line.count("\'") % 2 == 0 and line.count("'") > 0:
        first = line.find("\'")
        second = line.find("\'", first+1)
        line = line[0:first] + line[second+1:]
    return line

# all_new_labels is a temporary replacement for all_labels,
# at least until the two approaches are merged in the code base.
all_new_labels = []

class Label:
    """ Every object in script_parse_table is given a label.

    This label is simply a way to keep track of what objects have
    been previously written to file.
    """
    def __init__(self, name=None, address=None, line_number=None, object=None, is_in_file=None, address_is_in_file=None, add_to_globals=True):
        assert address != None, "need an address"
        assert is_valid_address(address), "address must be valid"
        assert object != None, "need an object to relate with"

        self.address = address
        self.object = object

        # label might not be in the file yet
        self.line_number = line_number

        # -- These were some old attempts to check whether the label
        # -- was already in use. They work, but the other method is
        # -- better.
        #
        # check if the label is in the file already
        # check if the address of this label is already in use

        self.is_in_file = is_in_file

        self.address_is_in_file = address_is_in_file

        if name == None:
            name = object.base_label + "_" + hex(object.address)

        self.name = name

        if add_to_globals:
            all_new_labels.append(self)

    def check_is_in_file(self):
        """ This method checks if the label appears in the file
        based on the entries to the Asm.parts list.
        """
        #assert new_asm != None, "new_asm should be an instance of Asm"
        load_asm2()
        is_in_file = new_asm.is_label_name_in_file(self.name)
        self.is_in_file = is_in_file
        return is_in_file

    def check_address_is_in_file(self):
        """ Checks if the address is in use by another label.
        """
        load_asm2()
        self.address_is_in_file = new_asm.does_address_have_label(self.address)
        return self.address_is_in_file

    def get_line_number_from_raw_file(self):
        """ Reads the asm file to figure out the line number.

        Note that this label might not be in the file yet, like
        if this is a newly generated label. However, if crystal.py
        has been run before and manipulated main.asm, then it is
        possible that this label is already in the file.
        """
        lineno = old_is_label_in_asm(self.name)
        if lineno:
            self.line_number = lineno
            self.is_in_file = True
            return lineno
        else:
            self.line_number = None
            self.is_in_file = False
        return None

    def old_check_is_in_file(self):
        """ Reads the asm file to figure out if this label
        is already inserted or not.
        """
        self.get_line_number_from_raw_file()
        return self.is_in_file

    def old_check_address_is_in_file(self):
        """ Checks whether or not the address of the object is
        already in the file. This might happen if the label name
        is different but the address is the same. Another scenario
        is that the label is already used, but at a different
        address.

        This method works by looking at the INCBINs. When there is
        an INCBIN that covers this address in the file, then there
        is no label at this address yet (or there is, but we can
        easily add another label in front of the incbin or something),
        and when there is no INCBIN that has this address, then we
        know that something is already using this address.
        """
        if processed_incbins == {}:
            process_incbins()

        incbin = find_incbin_to_replace_for(self.address)

        if incbin == None:
            return True
        else:
            return False

    def make_label(self):
        """ Generates a label name based on parents and self.object.
        """
        object = self.object
        name = object.make_label()
        return name

def line_has_comment_address(line, returnable={}, bank=None):
    """checks that a given line has a comment
    with a valid address, and returns the address in the object.
    Note: bank is required if you have a 4-letter-or-less address,
    because otherwise there is no way to figure out which bank
    is curretly being scanned."""
    #first set the bank/offset to nada
    returnable["bank"] = None
    returnable["offset"] = None
    returnable["address"] = None
    #only valid characters are 0-9A-F
    valid = [str(x) for x in range(0,10)] + [chr(x) for x in range(97, 102+1)]
    #check if there is a comment in this line
    if ";" not in line:
        return False
    #first throw away anything in quotes
    if (line.count("\"") % 2 == 0 and line.count("\"")!=0) \
       or (line.count("\'") % 2 == 0 and line.count("\'")!=0):
        line = remove_quoted_text(line)
    #check if there is still a comment in this line after quotes removed
    if ";" not in line:
        return False
    #but even if there's a semicolon there must be later text
    if line[-1] == ";":
        return False
    #and just a space doesn't count
    if line[-2:] == "; ":
        return False
    #and multiple whitespace doesn't count either
    line = line.rstrip(" ").lstrip(" ")
    if line[-1] == ";":
        return False
    #there must be more content after the semicolon
    if len(line)-1 == line.find(";"):
        return False
    #split it up into the main comment part
    comment = line[line.find(";")+1:]
    #don't want no leading whitespace
    comment = comment.lstrip(" ").rstrip(" ")
    #split up multi-token comments into single tokens
    token = comment
    if " " in comment:
        #use the first token in the comment
        token = comment.split(" ")[0]
    if token in ["0x", "$", "x", ":"]:
        return False
    offset = None
    #process a token with a A:B format
    if ":" in token: #3:3F0A, $3:$3F0A, 0x3:0x3F0A, 3:3F0A
        #split up the token
        bank_piece = token.split(":")[0].lower()
        offset_piece = token.split(":")[1].lower()
        #filter out blanks/duds
        if bank_piece in ["$", "0x", "x"] \
        or offset_piece in ["$", "0x", "x"]:
            return False
        #they can't have both "$" and "x"
        if "$" in bank_piece and "x" in bank_piece:
            return False
        if "$" in offset_piece and "x" in offset_piece:
            return False
        #process the bank piece
        if "$" in bank_piece:
            bank_piece = bank_piece.replace("$", "0x")
        #check characters for validity?
        for c in bank_piece.replace("x", ""):
            if c not in valid:
                return False
        bank = int(bank_piece, 16)
        #process the offset piece
        if "$" in offset_piece:
            offset_piece = offset_piece.replace("$", "0x")
        #check characters for validity?
        for c in offset_piece.replace("x", ""):
            if c not in valid:
                return False
        offset = int(offset_piece, 16)
    #filter out blanks/duds
    elif token in ["$", "0x", "x"]:
        return False
    #can't have both "$" and "x" in the number
    elif "$" in token and "x" in token:
        return False
    elif "x" in token and not "0x" in token: #it should be 0x
        return False
    elif "$" in token and not "x" in token:
        token = token.replace("$", "0x")
        offset = int(token, 16)
    elif "0x" in token and not "$" in token:
        offset = int(token, 16)
    else: #might just be "1" at this point
        token = token.lower()
        #check if there are bad characters
        for c in token:
            if c not in valid:
                return False
        offset = int(token, 16)
    if offset == None and bank == None:
        return False
    if bank == None:
        bank = calculate_bank(offset)
    returnable["bank"] = bank
    returnable["offset"] = offset
    returnable["address"] = calculate_pointer(offset, bank=bank)
    return True

def line_has_label(line):
    """returns True if the line has an asm label"""
    if not isinstance(line, str):
        raise Exception, "can't check this type of object"
    line = line.rstrip(" ").lstrip(" ")
    line = remove_quoted_text(line)
    if ";" in line:
        line = line.split(";")[0]
    if 0 <= len(line) <= 1:
        return False
    if ":" not in line:
        return False
    if line[0] == ";":
        return False
    if line[0] == "\"":
        return False
    if "::" in line:
        return False
    return True

def get_address_from_line_comment(line, bank=None):
    """ wrapper for line_has_comment_address
    """
    returnable = {}
    result = line_has_comment_address(line, returnable=returnable, bank=bank)
    if not result:
        return False
    return returnable["address"]

def get_label_from_line(line):
    """returns the label from the line"""
    #check if the line has a label
    if not line_has_label(line):
        return None
    #split up the line
    label = line.split(":")[0]
    return label

def old_is_label_in_asm(label):
    """ Returns the line number or returns None if the
    label is not in the file. This is an "old" method
    because it looks directly at the list of lines
    rather than reading a globally shared instance of
    the Asm class.
    """

    # line numbering begins at 1 in vim
    i = 1

    # check if any line starts with this label
    for line in asm:
        if line_has_label(line):
            thislabel = get_label_from_line(line)
            if thislabel == label:
                return i
        i += 1

    return False

def find_labels_without_addresses():
    """scans the asm source and finds labels that are unmarked"""
    without_addresses = []
    for (line_number, line) in enumerate(asm):
        if line_has_label(line):
            label = get_label_from_line(line)
            if not line_has_comment_address(line):
                without_addresses.append({"line_number": line_number, "line": line, "label": label})
    return without_addresses

label_errors = ""
def get_labels_between(start_line_id, end_line_id, bank):
    labels = []
    #label = {
    #   "line_number": 15,
    #   "bank": 32,
    #   "label": "PalletTownText1",
    #   "offset": 0x5315,
    #   "address": 0x75315,
    #}
    if asm == None:
        load_asm()
    sublines = asm[start_line_id : end_line_id + 1]
    for (current_line_offset, line) in enumerate(sublines):
        #skip lines without labels
        if not line_has_label(line): continue
        #reset some variables
        line_id = start_line_id + current_line_offset
        line_label = get_label_from_line(line)
        address = None
        offset = None
        #setup a place to store return values from line_has_comment_address
        returnable = {}
        #get the address from the comment
        has_comment = line_has_comment_address(line, returnable=returnable, bank=bank)
        #skip this line if it has no address in the comment
        if not has_comment: continue
        #parse data from line_has_comment_address
        address = returnable["address"]
        bank = returnable["bank"]
        offset = returnable["offset"]
        #dump all this info into a single structure
        label = {
            "line_number": line_id,
            "bank": bank,
            "label": line_label,
            "offset": offset,
            "address": address,
        }
        #store this structure
        labels.append(label)
    return labels

def scan_for_predefined_labels(debug=False):
    """looks through the asm file for labels at specific addresses,
    this relies on the label having its address after. ex:

    ViridianCity_h: ; 0x18357 to 0x18384 (45 bytes) (bank=6) (id=1)
    PalletTownText1: ; 4F96 0x18f96
    ViridianCityText1: ; 0x19102

    It would be more productive to use rgbasm to spit out all label
    addresses, but faster to write this script. rgbasm would be able
    to grab all label addresses better than this script..
    """
    global all_labels
    all_labels = []
    bank_intervals = {}

    #figure out line numbers for each bank
    for bank_id in range(0x7F+1):
        abbreviation = ("%.x" % (bank_id)).upper()
        abbreviation_next = ("%.x" % (bank_id+1)).upper()
        if bank_id == 0:
            abbreviation = "0"
            abbreviation_next = "1"

        #calculate the start/stop line numbers for this bank
        start_line_id = index(asm, lambda line: "\"bank" + abbreviation + "\"" in line)
        if bank_id != 0x7F:
            end_line_id = index(asm, lambda line: "\"bank" + abbreviation_next + "\"" in line)
            end_line_id += 1
        else:
            end_line_id = len(asm) - 1

        if debug:
            output = "bank" + abbreviation + " starts at "
            output += str(start_line_id)
            output += " to "
            output += str(end_line_id)
            print output

        #store the start/stop line number for this bank
        bank_intervals[bank_id] = {"start": start_line_id,
                                   "end": end_line_id,}
    #for each bank..
    for bank_id in bank_intervals.keys():
        #get the start/stop line number
        bank_data = bank_intervals[bank_id]
        start_line_id = bank_data["start"]
        end_line_id   = bank_data["end"]
        #get all labels between these two lines
        labels = get_labels_between(start_line_id, end_line_id, bank_id)
        #bank_intervals[bank_id]["labels"] = labels
        all_labels.extend(labels)
    write_all_labels(all_labels)
    return all_labels

#### generic testing ####

class TestCram(unittest.TestCase):
    "this is where i cram all of my unit tests together"

    @classmethod
    def setUpClass(cls):
        global rom
        cls.rom = direct_load_rom()
        rom = cls.rom

    @classmethod
    def tearDownClass(cls):
        del cls.rom

    def test_generic_useless(self):
        "do i know how to write a test?"
        self.assertEqual(1, 1)

    def test_map_name_cleaner(self):
        name = "hello world"
        cleaned_name = map_name_cleaner(name)
        self.assertNotEqual(name, cleaned_name)
        self.failUnless(" " not in cleaned_name)
        name = "Some Random Pokémon Center"
        cleaned_name = map_name_cleaner(name)
        self.assertNotEqual(name, cleaned_name)
        self.failIf(" " in cleaned_name)
        self.failIf("é" in cleaned_name)

    def test_grouper(self):
        data = range(0, 10)
        groups = grouper(data, count=2)
        self.assertEquals(len(groups), 5)
        data = range(0, 20)
        groups = grouper(data, count=2)
        self.assertEquals(len(groups), 10)
        self.assertNotEqual(data, groups)
        self.assertNotEqual(len(data), len(groups))

    def test_direct_load_rom(self):
        rom = self.rom
        self.assertEqual(len(rom), 2097152)
        self.failUnless(isinstance(rom, RomStr))

    def test_load_rom(self):
        global rom
        rom = None
        load_rom()
        self.failIf(rom == None)
        rom = RomStr(None)
        load_rom()
        self.failIf(rom == RomStr(None))

    def test_load_asm(self):
        asm = load_asm()
        joined_lines = "\n".join(asm)
        self.failUnless("SECTION" in joined_lines)
        self.failUnless("bank" in joined_lines)
        self.failUnless(isinstance(asm, AsmList))

    def test_rom_file_existence(self):
        "ROM file must exist"
        self.failUnless("baserom.gbc" in os.listdir("../"))

    def test_rom_md5(self):
        "ROM file must have the correct md5 sum"
        rom = self.rom
        correct = "9f2922b235a5eeb78d65594e82ef5dde"
        md5sum = md5.md5(rom).hexdigest()
        self.assertEqual(md5sum, correct)

    def test_bizarre_http_presence(self):
        rom_segment = self.rom[0x112116:0x112116+8]
        self.assertEqual(rom_segment, "HTTP/1.0")

    def test_rom_interval(self):
        address = 0x100
        interval = 10
        correct_strings = ['0x0', '0xc3', '0x6e', '0x1', '0xce',
                           '0xed', '0x66', '0x66', '0xcc', '0xd']
        byte_strings = rom_interval(address, interval, strings=True)
        self.assertEqual(byte_strings, correct_strings)
        correct_ints = [0, 195, 110, 1, 206, 237, 102, 102, 204, 13]
        ints = rom_interval(address, interval, strings=False)
        self.assertEqual(ints, correct_ints)

    def test_rom_until(self):
        address = 0x1337
        byte = 0x13
        bytes = rom_until(address, byte, strings=True)
        self.failUnless(len(bytes) == 3)
        self.failUnless(bytes[0] == '0xd5')
        bytes = rom_until(address, byte, strings=False)
        self.failUnless(len(bytes) == 3)
        self.failUnless(bytes[0] == 0xd5)

    def test_how_many_until(self):
        how_many = how_many_until(chr(0x13), 0x1337)
        self.assertEqual(how_many, 3)

    def test_calculate_bank(self):
        self.failUnless(calculate_bank(0x8000) == 2)
        self.failUnless(calculate_bank("0x9000") == 2)
        self.failUnless(calculate_bank(0) == 0)
        for address in [0x4000, 0x5000, 0x6000, 0x7000]:
            self.assertRaises(Exception, calculate_bank, address)

    def test_calculate_pointer(self):
        #for offset <= 0x4000
        self.assertEqual(calculate_pointer(0x0000), 0x0000)
        self.assertEqual(calculate_pointer(0x3FFF), 0x3FFF)
        #for 0x4000 <= offset <= 0x7FFFF
        self.assertEqual(calculate_pointer(0x430F, bank=5), 0x1430F)
        #for offset >= 0x7FFF
        self.assertEqual(calculate_pointer(0x8FFF, bank=6), calculate_pointer(0x8FFF, bank=7))

    def test_calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(self):
        addr1 = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(0x100, bank=False)
        self.assertEqual(addr1, 0xc300)
        addr2 = calculate_pointer_from_bytes_at(0x100, bank=True)
        self.assertEqual(addr2, 0x2ec3)

    def test_rom_text_at(self):
        self.assertEquals(rom_text_at(0x112116, 8), "HTTP/1.0")

    def test_translate_command_byte(self):
        self.failUnless(translate_command_byte(crystal=0x0) == 0x0)
        self.failUnless(translate_command_byte(crystal=0x10) == 0x10)
        self.failUnless(translate_command_byte(crystal=0x40) == 0x40)
        self.failUnless(translate_command_byte(gold=0x0) == 0x0)
        self.failUnless(translate_command_byte(gold=0x10) == 0x10)
        self.failUnless(translate_command_byte(gold=0x40) == 0x40)
        self.assertEqual(translate_command_byte(gold=0x0), translate_command_byte(crystal=0x0))
        self.failUnless(translate_command_byte(gold=0x52) == 0x53)
        self.failUnless(translate_command_byte(gold=0x53) == 0x54)
        self.failUnless(translate_command_byte(crystal=0x53) == 0x52)
        self.failUnless(translate_command_byte(crystal=0x52) == None)
        self.assertRaises(Exception, translate_command_byte, None, gold=0xA4)

    def test_pksv_integrity(self):
        "does pksv_gs look okay?"
        self.assertEqual(pksv_gs[0x00], "2call")
        self.assertEqual(pksv_gs[0x2D], "givepoke")
        self.assertEqual(pksv_gs[0x85], "waitbutton")
        self.assertEqual(pksv_crystal[0x00], "2call")
        self.assertEqual(pksv_crystal[0x86], "waitbutton")
        self.assertEqual(pksv_crystal[0xA2], "credits")

    def test_chars_integrity(self):
        self.assertEqual(chars[0x80], "A")
        self.assertEqual(chars[0xA0], "a")
        self.assertEqual(chars[0xF0], "¥")
        self.assertEqual(jap_chars[0x44], "ぱ")

    def test_map_names_integrity(self):
        def map_name(map_group, map_id): return map_names[map_group][map_id]["name"]
        self.assertEqual(map_name(2, 7), "Mahogany Town")
        self.assertEqual(map_name(3, 0x34), "Ilex Forest")
        self.assertEqual(map_name(7, 0x11), "Cerulean City")

    def test_load_map_group_offsets(self):
        addresses = load_map_group_offsets()
        self.assertEqual(len(addresses), 26, msg="there should be 26 map groups")
        addresses = load_map_group_offsets()
        self.assertEqual(len(addresses), 26, msg="there should still be 26 map groups")
        self.assertIn(0x94034, addresses)
        for address in addresses:
            self.assertGreaterEqual(address, 0x4000)
            self.failIf(0x4000 <= address <= 0x7FFF)
            self.failIf(address <= 0x4000)

    def test_index(self):
        self.assertTrue(index([1,2,3,4], lambda f: True) == 0)
        self.assertTrue(index([1,2,3,4], lambda f: f==3) == 2)

    def test_get_pokemon_constant_by_id(self):
        x = get_pokemon_constant_by_id
        self.assertEqual(x(1), "BULBASAUR")
        self.assertEqual(x(151), "MEW")
        self.assertEqual(x(250), "HO_OH")

    def test_find_item_label_by_id(self):
        x = find_item_label_by_id
        self.assertEqual(x(249), "HM_07")
        self.assertEqual(x(173), "BERRY")
        self.assertEqual(x(45), None)

    def test_generate_item_constants(self):
        x = generate_item_constants
        r = x()
        self.failUnless("HM_07" in r)
        self.failUnless("EQU" in r)

    def test_get_label_for(self):
        global all_labels
        temp = copy(all_labels)
        #this is basd on the format defined in get_labels_between
        all_labels = [{"label": "poop", "address": 0x5,
                       "offset": 0x5, "bank": 0,
                       "line_number": 2
                     }]
        self.assertEqual(get_label_for(5), "poop")
        all_labels = temp

    def test_generate_map_constant_labels(self):
        ids = generate_map_constant_labels()
        self.assertEqual(ids[0]["label"], "OLIVINE_POKECENTER_1F")
        self.assertEqual(ids[1]["label"], "OLIVINE_GYM")

    def test_get_id_for_map_constant_label(self):
        global map_internal_ids
        map_internal_ids = generate_map_constant_labels()
        self.assertEqual(get_id_for_map_constant_label("OLIVINE_GYM"), 1)
        self.assertEqual(get_id_for_map_constant_label("OLIVINE_POKECENTER_1F"), 0)

    def test_get_map_constant_label_by_id(self):
        global map_internal_ids
        map_internal_ids = generate_map_constant_labels()
        self.assertEqual(get_map_constant_label_by_id(0), "OLIVINE_POKECENTER_1F")
        self.assertEqual(get_map_constant_label_by_id(1), "OLIVINE_GYM")

    def test_is_valid_address(self):
        self.assertTrue(is_valid_address(0))
        self.assertTrue(is_valid_address(1))
        self.assertTrue(is_valid_address(10))
        self.assertTrue(is_valid_address(100))
        self.assertTrue(is_valid_address(1000))
        self.assertTrue(is_valid_address(10000))
        self.assertFalse(is_valid_address(2097153))
        self.assertFalse(is_valid_address(2098000))
        addresses = [random.randrange(0,2097153) for i in range(0, 9+1)]
        for address in addresses:
            self.assertTrue(is_valid_address(address))


class TestIntervalMap(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_intervals(self):
        i = IntervalMap()
        first = "hello world"
        second = "testing 123"
        i[0:5] = first
        i[5:10] = second
        self.assertEqual(i[0], first)
        self.assertEqual(i[1], first)
        self.assertNotEqual(i[5], first)
        self.assertEqual(i[6], second)
        i[3:10] = second
        self.assertEqual(i[3], second)
        self.assertNotEqual(i[4], first)

    def test_items(self):
        i = IntervalMap()
        first = "hello world"
        second = "testing 123"
        i[0:5] = first
        i[5:10] = second
        results = list(i.items())
        self.failUnless(len(results) == 2)
        self.assertEqual(results[0], ((0, 5), "hello world"))
        self.assertEqual(results[1], ((5, 10), "testing 123"))


class TestRomStr(unittest.TestCase):
    """RomStr is a class that should act exactly like str()
    except that it never shows the contents of it string
    unless explicitly forced"""
    sample_text = "hello world!"
    sample = None

    def setUp(self):
        if self.sample == None:
            self.__class__.sample = RomStr(self.sample_text)

    def test_equals(self):
        "check if RomStr() == str()"
        self.assertEquals(self.sample_text, self.sample)

    def test_not_equal(self):
        "check if RomStr('a') != RomStr('b')"
        self.assertNotEqual(RomStr('a'), RomStr('b'))

    def test_appending(self):
        "check if RomStr()+'a'==str()+'a'"
        self.assertEquals(self.sample_text+'a', self.sample+'a')

    def test_conversion(self):
        "check if RomStr() -> str() works"
        self.assertEquals(str(self.sample), self.sample_text)

    def test_inheritance(self):
        self.failUnless(issubclass(RomStr, str))

    def test_length(self):
        self.assertEquals(len(self.sample_text), len(self.sample))
        self.assertEquals(len(self.sample_text), self.sample.length())
        self.assertEquals(len(self.sample), self.sample.length())

    def test_rom_interval(self):
        global rom
        load_rom()
        address = 0x100
        interval = 10
        correct_strings = ['0x0', '0xc3', '0x6e', '0x1', '0xce',
                           '0xed', '0x66', '0x66', '0xcc', '0xd']
        byte_strings = rom.interval(address, interval, strings=True)
        self.assertEqual(byte_strings, correct_strings)
        correct_ints = [0, 195, 110, 1, 206, 237, 102, 102, 204, 13]
        ints = rom.interval(address, interval, strings=False)
        self.assertEqual(ints, correct_ints)

    def test_rom_until(self):
        global rom
        load_rom()
        address = 0x1337
        byte = 0x13
        bytes = rom.until(address, byte, strings=True)
        self.failUnless(len(bytes) == 3)
        self.failUnless(bytes[0] == '0xd5')
        bytes = rom.until(address, byte, strings=False)
        self.failUnless(len(bytes) == 3)
        self.failUnless(bytes[0] == 0xd5)


class TestAsmList(unittest.TestCase):
    """AsmList is a class that should act exactly like list()
    except that it never shows the contents of its list
    unless explicitly forced"""

    def test_equals(self):
        base = [1,2,3]
        asm = AsmList(base)
        self.assertEquals(base, asm)
        self.assertEquals(asm, base)
        self.assertEquals(base, list(asm))

    def test_inheritance(self):
        self.failUnless(issubclass(AsmList, list))

    def test_length(self):
        base = range(0, 10)
        asm = AsmList(base)
        self.assertEquals(len(base), len(asm))
        self.assertEquals(len(base), asm.length())
        self.assertEquals(len(base), len(list(asm)))
        self.assertEquals(len(asm), asm.length())

    def test_remove_quoted_text(self):
        x = remove_quoted_text
        self.assertEqual(x("hello world"), "hello world")
        self.assertEqual(x("hello \"world\""), "hello ")
        input = 'hello world "testing 123"'
        self.assertNotEqual(x(input), input)
        input = "hello world 'testing 123'"
        self.assertNotEqual(x(input), input)
        self.failIf("testing" in x(input))

    def test_line_has_comment_address(self):
        x = line_has_comment_address
        self.assertFalse(x(""))
        self.assertFalse(x(";"))
        self.assertFalse(x(";;;"))
        self.assertFalse(x(":;"))
        self.assertFalse(x(":;:"))
        self.assertFalse(x(";:"))
        self.assertFalse(x(" "))
        self.assertFalse(x("".join(" " * 5)))
        self.assertFalse(x("".join(" " * 10)))
        self.assertFalse(x("hello world"))
        self.assertFalse(x("hello_world"))
        self.assertFalse(x("hello_world:"))
        self.assertFalse(x("hello_world:;"))
        self.assertFalse(x("hello_world: ;"))
        self.assertFalse(x("hello_world: ; "))
        self.assertFalse(x("hello_world: ;" + "".join(" " * 5)))
        self.assertFalse(x("hello_world: ;" + "".join(" " * 10)))
        self.assertTrue(x(";1"))
        self.assertTrue(x(";F"))
        self.assertTrue(x(";$00FF"))
        self.assertTrue(x(";0x00FF"))
        self.assertTrue(x("; 0x00FF"))
        self.assertTrue(x(";$3:$300"))
        self.assertTrue(x(";0x3:$300"))
        self.assertTrue(x(";$3:0x300"))
        self.assertTrue(x(";3:300"))
        self.assertTrue(x(";3:FFAA"))
        self.assertFalse(x('hello world "how are you today;0x1"'))
        self.assertTrue(x('hello world "how are you today:0x1";1'))
        returnable = {}
        self.assertTrue(x("hello_world: ; 0x4050", returnable=returnable, bank=5))
        self.assertTrue(returnable["address"] == 0x14050)

    def test_line_has_label(self):
        x = line_has_label
        self.assertTrue(x("hi:"))
        self.assertTrue(x("Hello: "))
        self.assertTrue(x("MyLabel: ; test xyz"))
        self.assertFalse(x(":"))
        self.assertFalse(x(";HelloWorld:"))
        self.assertFalse(x("::::"))
        self.assertFalse(x(":;:;:;:::"))

    def test_get_label_from_line(self):
        x = get_label_from_line
        self.assertEqual(x("HelloWorld: "), "HelloWorld")
        self.assertEqual(x("HiWorld:"), "HiWorld")
        self.assertEqual(x("HiWorld"), None)

    def test_find_labels_without_addresses(self):
        global asm
        asm = ["hello_world: ; 0x1", "hello_world2: ;"]
        labels = find_labels_without_addresses()
        self.failUnless(labels[0]["label"] == "hello_world2")
        asm = ["hello world: ;1", "hello_world: ;2"]
        labels = find_labels_without_addresses()
        self.failUnless(len(labels) == 0)
        asm = None

    def test_get_labels_between(self):
        global asm
        x = get_labels_between#(start_line_id, end_line_id, bank)
        asm = ["HelloWorld: ;1",
               "hi:",
               "no label on this line",
              ]
        labels = x(0, 2, 0x12)
        self.assertEqual(len(labels), 1)
        self.assertEqual(labels[0]["label"], "HelloWorld")
        del asm

    def test_scan_for_predefined_labels(self):
        #label keys: line_number, bank, label, offset, address
        load_asm()
        all_labels = scan_for_predefined_labels()
        label_names = [x["label"] for x in all_labels]
        self.assertIn("GetFarByte", label_names)
        self.assertIn("AddNTimes", label_names)
        self.assertIn("CheckShininess", label_names)

    def test_write_all_labels(self):
        """dumping json into a file"""
        filename = "test_labels.json"
        #remove the current file
        if os.path.exists(filename):
            os.system("rm " + filename)
        #make up some labels
        labels = []
        #fake label 1
        label = {"line_number": 5, "bank": 0, "label": "SomeLabel", "address": 0x10}
        labels.append(label)
        #fake label 2
        label = {"line_number": 15, "bank": 2, "label": "SomeOtherLabel", "address": 0x9F0A}
        labels.append(label)
        #dump to file
        write_all_labels(labels, filename=filename)
        #open the file and read the contents
        file_handler = open(filename, "r")
        contents = file_handler.read()
        file_handler.close()
        #parse into json
        obj = json.read(contents)
        #begin testing
        self.assertEqual(len(obj), len(labels))
        self.assertEqual(len(obj), 2)
        self.assertEqual(obj, labels)

    def test_isolate_incbins(self):
        global asm
        asm = ["123", "456", "789", "abc", "def", "ghi",
               'INCBIN "baserom.gbc",$12DA,$12F8 - $12DA',
               "jkl",
               'INCBIN "baserom.gbc",$137A,$13D0 - $137A']
        lines = isolate_incbins()
        self.assertIn(asm[6], lines)
        self.assertIn(asm[8], lines)
        for line in lines:
            self.assertIn("baserom", line)

    def test_process_incbins(self):
        global incbin_lines, processed_incbins, asm
        incbin_lines = ['INCBIN "baserom.gbc",$12DA,$12F8 - $12DA',
                        'INCBIN "baserom.gbc",$137A,$13D0 - $137A']
        asm = copy(incbin_lines)
        asm.insert(1, "some other random line")
        processed_incbins = process_incbins()
        self.assertEqual(len(processed_incbins), len(incbin_lines))
        self.assertEqual(processed_incbins[0]["line"], incbin_lines[0])
        self.assertEqual(processed_incbins[2]["line"], incbin_lines[1])

    def test_reset_incbins(self):
        global asm, incbin_lines, processed_incbins
        #temporarily override the functions
        global load_asm, isolate_incbins, process_incbins
        temp1, temp2, temp3 = load_asm, isolate_incbins, process_incbins
        def load_asm(): pass
        def isolate_incbins(): pass
        def process_incbins(): pass
        #call reset
        reset_incbins()
        #check the results
        self.assertTrue(asm == [] or asm == None)
        self.assertTrue(incbin_lines == [])
        self.assertTrue(processed_incbins == {})
        #reset the original functions
        load_asm, isolate_incbins, process_incbins = temp1, temp2, temp3

    def test_find_incbin_to_replace_for(self):
        global asm, incbin_lines, processed_incbins
        asm = ['first line', 'second line', 'third line',
               'INCBIN "baserom.gbc",$90,$200 - $90',
               'fifth line', 'last line']
        isolate_incbins()
        process_incbins()
        line_num = find_incbin_to_replace_for(0x100)
        #must be the 4th line (the INBIN line)
        self.assertEqual(line_num, 3)

    def test_split_incbin_line_into_three(self):
        global asm, incbin_lines, processed_incbins
        asm = ['first line', 'second line', 'third line',
               'INCBIN "baserom.gbc",$90,$200 - $90',
               'fifth line', 'last line']
        isolate_incbins()
        process_incbins()
        content = split_incbin_line_into_three(3, 0x100, 10)
        #must end up with three INCBINs in output
        self.failUnless(content.count("INCBIN") == 3)

    def test_analyze_intervals(self):
        global asm, incbin_lines, processed_incbins
        asm, incbin_lines, processed_incbins = None, [], {}
        asm = ['first line', 'second line', 'third line',
               'INCBIN "baserom.gbc",$90,$200 - $90',
               'fifth line', 'last line',
               'INCBIN "baserom.gbc",$33F,$4000 - $33F']
        isolate_incbins()
        process_incbins()
        largest = analyze_intervals()
        self.assertEqual(largest[0]["line_number"], 6)
        self.assertEqual(largest[0]["line"], asm[6])
        self.assertEqual(largest[1]["line_number"], 3)
        self.assertEqual(largest[1]["line"], asm[3])

    def test_generate_diff_insert(self):
        global asm
        asm = ['first line', 'second line', 'third line',
               'INCBIN "baserom.gbc",$90,$200 - $90',
               'fifth line', 'last line',
               'INCBIN "baserom.gbc",$33F,$4000 - $33F']
        diff = generate_diff_insert(0, "the real first line", debug=False)
        self.assertIn("the real first line", diff)
        self.assertIn("INCBIN", diff)
        self.assertNotIn("No newline at end of file", diff)
        self.assertIn("+"+asm[1], diff)


class TestMapParsing(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_parse_all_map_headers(self):
        global parse_map_header_at, old_parse_map_header_at, counter
        counter = 0
        for k in map_names.keys():
            if "offset" not in map_names[k].keys():
                map_names[k]["offset"] = 0
        temp = parse_map_header_at
        temp2 = old_parse_map_header_at
        def parse_map_header_at(address, map_group=None, map_id=None, debug=False):
            global counter
            counter += 1
            return {}
        old_parse_map_header_at = parse_map_header_at
        parse_all_map_headers(debug=False)
        #parse_all_map_headers is currently doing it 2x
        #because of the new/old map header parsing routines
        self.assertEqual(counter, 388 * 2)
        parse_map_header_at = temp
        old_parse_map_header_at = temp2

class TestTextScript(unittest.TestCase):
    """for testing 'in-script' commands, etc."""
    #def test_to_asm(self):
    #    pass #or raise NotImplementedError, bryan_message
    #def test_find_addresses(self):
    #    pass #or raise NotImplementedError, bryan_message
    #def test_parse_text_at(self):
    #    pass #or raise NotImplementedError, bryan_message


class TestEncodedText(unittest.TestCase):
    """for testing chars-table encoded text chunks"""

    def test_process_00_subcommands(self):
        g = process_00_subcommands(0x197186, 0x197186+601, debug=False)
        self.assertEqual(len(g), 42)
        self.assertEqual(len(g[0]), 13)
        self.assertEqual(g[1], [184, 174, 180, 211, 164, 127, 20, 231, 81])

    def test_parse_text_at2(self):
        oakspeech = parse_text_at2(0x197186, 601, debug=False)
        self.assertIn("encyclopedia", oakspeech)
        self.assertIn("researcher", oakspeech)
        self.assertIn("dependable", oakspeech)

    def test_parse_text_engine_script_at(self):
        p = parse_text_engine_script_at(0x197185, debug=False)
        self.assertEqual(len(p.commands), 2)
        self.assertEqual(len(p.commands[0]["lines"]), 41)

    #don't really care about these other two
    def test_parse_text_from_bytes(self): pass
    def test_parse_text_at(self): pass


class TestScript(unittest.TestCase):
    """for testing parse_script_engine_script_at and script parsing in
    general. Script should be a class."""
    #def test_parse_script_engine_script_at(self):
    #    pass #or raise NotImplementedError, bryan_message

    def test_find_all_text_pointers_in_script_engine_script(self):
        address = 0x197637 #0x197634
        script = parse_script_engine_script_at(address, debug=False)
        bank = calculate_bank(address)
        r = find_all_text_pointers_in_script_engine_script(script, bank=bank, debug=False)
        results = list(r)
        self.assertIn(0x197661, results)


class TestLabel(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_label_making(self):
        line_number = 2
        address = 0xf0c0
        label_name = "poop"
        l = Label(name=label_name, address=address, line_number=line_number)
        self.failUnless(hasattr(l, "name"))
        self.failUnless(hasattr(l, "address"))
        self.failUnless(hasattr(l, "line_number"))
        self.failIf(isinstance(l.address, str))
        self.failIf(isinstance(l.line_number, str))
        self.failUnless(isinstance(l.name, str))
        self.assertEqual(l.line_number, line_number)
        self.assertEqual(l.name, label_name)
        self.assertEqual(l.address, address)


class TestByteParams(unittest.TestCase):
    @classmethod
    def setUpClass(cls):
        load_rom()
        cls.address = 10
        cls.sbp = SingleByteParam(address=cls.address)

    @classmethod
    def tearDownClass(cls):
        del cls.sbp

    def test__init__(self):
        self.assertEqual(self.sbp.size, 1)
        self.assertEqual(self.sbp.address, self.address)

    def test_parse(self):
        self.sbp.parse()
        self.assertEqual(str(self.sbp.byte), str(45))

    def test_to_asm(self):
        self.assertEqual(self.sbp.to_asm(), "$2d")
        self.sbp.should_be_decimal = True
        self.assertEqual(self.sbp.to_asm(), str(45))

    #HexByte and DollarSignByte are the same now
    def test_HexByte_to_asm(self):
        h = HexByte(address=10)
        a = h.to_asm()
        self.assertEqual(a, "$2d")

    def test_DollarSignByte_to_asm(self):
        d = DollarSignByte(address=10)
        a = d.to_asm()
        self.assertEqual(a, "$2d")

    def test_ItemLabelByte_to_asm(self):
        i = ItemLabelByte(address=433)
        self.assertEqual(i.byte, 54)
        self.assertEqual(i.to_asm(), "COIN_CASE")
        self.assertEqual(ItemLabelByte(address=10).to_asm(), "$2d")

    def test_DecimalParam_to_asm(self):
        d = DecimalParam(address=10)
        x = d.to_asm()
        self.assertEqual(x, str(0x2d))


class TestMultiByteParam(unittest.TestCase):
    def setup_for(self, somecls, byte_size=2, address=443, **kwargs):
        self.cls = somecls(address=address, size=byte_size, **kwargs)
        self.assertEqual(self.cls.address, address)
        self.assertEqual(self.cls.bytes, rom_interval(address, byte_size, strings=False))
        self.assertEqual(self.cls.size, byte_size)

    def test_two_byte_param(self):
        self.setup_for(MultiByteParam, byte_size=2)
        self.assertEqual(self.cls.to_asm(), "$f0c0")

    def test_three_byte_param(self):
        self.setup_for(MultiByteParam, byte_size=3)

    def test_PointerLabelParam_no_bank(self):
        self.setup_for(PointerLabelParam, bank=None)
        #assuming no label at this location..
        self.assertEqual(self.cls.to_asm(), "$f0c0")
        global all_labels
        #hm.. maybe all_labels should be using a class?
        all_labels = [{"label": "poop", "address": 0xf0c0,
                       "offset": 0xf0c0, "bank": 0,
                       "line_number": 2
                     }]
        self.assertEqual(self.cls.to_asm(), "poop")


class TestPostParsing: #(unittest.TestCase):
    """tests that must be run after parsing all maps"""
    @classmethod
    def setUpClass(cls):
        run_main()

    def test_signpost_counts(self):
        self.assertEqual(len(map_names[1][1]["signposts"]), 0)
        self.assertEqual(len(map_names[1][2]["signposts"]), 2)
        self.assertEqual(len(map_names[10][5]["signposts"]), 7)

    def test_warp_counts(self):
        self.assertEqual(map_names[10][5]["warp_count"], 9)
        self.assertEqual(map_names[18][5]["warp_count"], 3)
        self.assertEqual(map_names[15][1]["warp_count"], 2)

    def test_map_sizes(self):
        self.assertEqual(map_names[15][1]["height"], 18)
        self.assertEqual(map_names[15][1]["width"], 10)
        self.assertEqual(map_names[7][1]["height"], 4)
        self.assertEqual(map_names[7][1]["width"], 4)

    def test_map_connection_counts(self):
        self.assertEqual(map_names[7][1]["connections"], 0)
        self.assertEqual(map_names[10][1]["connections"], 12)
        self.assertEqual(map_names[10][2]["connections"], 12)
        self.assertEqual(map_names[11][1]["connections"], 9) #or 13?

    def test_second_map_header_address(self):
        self.assertEqual(map_names[11][1]["second_map_header_address"], 0x9509c)
        self.assertEqual(map_names[1][5]["second_map_header_address"], 0x95bd0)

    def test_event_address(self):
        self.assertEqual(map_names[17][5]["event_address"], 0x194d67)
        self.assertEqual(map_names[23][3]["event_address"], 0x1a9ec9)

    def test_people_event_counts(self):
        self.assertEqual(len(map_names[23][3]["people_events"]), 4)
        self.assertEqual(len(map_names[10][3]["people_events"]), 9)


class TestMetaTesting(unittest.TestCase):
    """test whether or not i am finding at least
    some of the tests in this file"""
    tests = None

    def setUp(self):
        if self.tests == None:
            self.__class__.tests = assemble_test_cases()

    def test_assemble_test_cases_count(self):
        "does assemble_test_cases find some tests?"
        self.failUnless(len(self.tests) > 0)

    def test_assemble_test_cases_inclusion(self):
        "is this class found by assemble_test_cases?"
        #i guess it would have to be for this to be running?
        self.failUnless(self.__class__ in self.tests)

    def test_assemble_test_cases_others(self):
        "test other inclusions for assemble_test_cases"
        self.failUnless(TestRomStr in self.tests)
        self.failUnless(TestCram in self.tests)

    def test_check_has_test(self):
        self.failUnless(check_has_test("beaver", ["test_beaver"]))
        self.failUnless(check_has_test("beaver", ["test_beaver_2"]))
        self.failIf(check_has_test("beaver_1", ["test_beaver"]))

    def test_find_untested_methods(self):
        untested = find_untested_methods()
        #the return type must be an iterable
        self.failUnless(hasattr(untested, "__iter__"))
        #.. basically, a list
        self.failUnless(isinstance(untested, list))

    def test_find_untested_methods_method(self):
        """create a function and see if it is found"""
        #setup a function in the global namespace
        global some_random_test_method
        #define the method
        def some_random_test_method(): pass
        #first make sure it is in the global scope
        members = inspect.getmembers(sys.modules[__name__], inspect.isfunction)
        func_names = [functuple[0] for functuple in members]
        self.assertIn("some_random_test_method", func_names)
        #test whether or not it is found by find_untested_methods
        untested = find_untested_methods()
        self.assertIn("some_random_test_method", untested)
        #remove the test method from the global namespace
        del some_random_test_method

    def test_load_tests(self):
        loader = unittest.TestLoader()
        suite = load_tests(loader, None, None)
        suite._tests[0]._testMethodName
        membership_test = lambda member: \
            inspect.isclass(member) and issubclass(member, unittest.TestCase)
        tests = inspect.getmembers(sys.modules[__name__], membership_test)
        classes = [x[1] for x in tests]
        for test in suite._tests:
            self.assertIn(test.__class__, classes)

    def test_report_untested(self):
        untested = find_untested_methods()
        output = report_untested()
        if len(untested) > 0:
            self.assertIn("NOT TESTED", output)
            for name in untested:
                self.assertIn(name, output)
        elif len(untested) == 0:
            self.assertNotIn("NOT TESTED", output)


def assemble_test_cases():
    """finds classes that inherit from unittest.TestCase
    because i am too lazy to remember to add them to a
    global list of tests for the suite runner"""
    classes = []
    clsmembers = inspect.getmembers(sys.modules[__name__], inspect.isclass)
    for (name, some_class) in clsmembers:
        if issubclass(some_class, unittest.TestCase):
            classes.append(some_class)
    return classes

def load_tests(loader, tests, pattern):
    suite = unittest.TestSuite()
    for test_class in assemble_test_cases():
        tests = loader.loadTestsFromTestCase(test_class)
        suite.addTests(tests)
    return suite

def check_has_test(func_name, tested_names):
    """checks if there is a test dedicated to this function"""
    if "test_"+func_name in tested_names:
        return True
    for name in tested_names:
        if "test_"+func_name in name:
            return True
    return False

def find_untested_methods():
    """finds all untested functions in this module
    by searching for method names in test case
    method names."""
    untested = []
    avoid_funcs = ["main", "run_tests", "run_main", "copy", "deepcopy"]
    test_funcs = []
    #get a list of all classes in this module
    classes = inspect.getmembers(sys.modules[__name__], inspect.isclass)
    #for each class..
    for (name, klass) in classes:
        #only look at those that have tests
        if issubclass(klass, unittest.TestCase):
            #look at this class' methods
            funcs = inspect.getmembers(klass, inspect.ismethod)
            #for each method..
            for (name2, func) in funcs:
                #store the ones that begin with test_
                if "test_" in name2 and name2[0:5] == "test_":
                    test_funcs.append([name2, func])
    #assemble a list of all test method names (test_x, test_y, ..)
    tested_names = [funcz[0] for funcz in test_funcs]
    #now get a list of all functions in this module
    funcs = inspect.getmembers(sys.modules[__name__], inspect.isfunction)
    #for each function..
    for (name, func) in funcs:
        #we don't care about some of these
        if name in avoid_funcs: continue
        #skip functions beginning with _
        if name[0] == "_": continue
        #check if this function has a test named after it
        has_test = check_has_test(name, tested_names)
        if not has_test:
            untested.append(name)
    return untested

def report_untested():
    untested = find_untested_methods()
    output = "NOT TESTED: ["
    first = True
    for name in untested:
        if first:
            output += name
            first = False
        else: output += ", "+name
    output += "]\n"
    output += "total untested: " + str(len(untested))
    return output

#### ways to run this file ####

def run_tests(): #rather than unittest.main()
    loader = unittest.TestLoader()
    suite = load_tests(loader, None, None)
    unittest.TextTestRunner(verbosity=2).run(suite)
    print report_untested()

def run_main():
    # read the rom and figure out the offsets for maps
    direct_load_rom()
    load_map_group_offsets()

    # add the offsets into our map structure, why not (johto maps only)
    [map_names[map_group_id+1].update({"offset": offset}) for map_group_id, offset in enumerate(map_group_offsets)]

    # parse map header bytes for each map
    parse_all_map_headers()

    # find trainers based on scripts and map headers
    # this can only happen after parsing the entire map and map scripts
    find_trainer_ids_from_scripts()

    # and parse the main TrainerGroupTable once we know the max number of trainers
    #global trainer_group_table
    trainer_group_table = TrainerGroupTable()

    # improve duplicate trainer names
    make_trainer_group_name_trainer_ids(trainer_group_table)

#just a helpful alias
main=run_main
#when you run the file.. do unit tests
if __name__ == "__main__":
    run_tests()
#when you load the module.. parse everything
elif __name__ == "crystal": pass
    #run_main()