🔒 My skript does it what it does, except it puts an " to the end of the lineor behind the comma

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[stiff mountain]

My skript does it what it does, except it puts an " to the end of the line or behind the comma

def replace_strings(file_a, file_b):
    translations = {}
    # Lesen der Übersetzungen aus Datei B und speichern sie in einem Wörterbuch
    with open(file_b, 'r') as f_b:
        for line in f_b:
            line = line.strip()
            if line.startswith('"'):
                parts = line.split('": "')
                if len(parts) == 2:
                    translations[parts[0][1:]] = parts[1][:-1]

    # Durchsuchen von Datei A und Ersetzen der Übersetzungen
    with open(file_a, 'r') as f_a:
        content_a = f_a.readlines()

    # Bearbeiten der Zeilen in Datei A
    for i, line in enumerate(content_a):
        line = line.strip()
        if line.startswith('"'):
            parts = line.split('": "')
            if len(parts) == 2 and parts[0][1:] in translations:
                content_a[i] = f'"{parts[0][1:]}": "{translations[parts[0][1:]]}",\n'
            else:
                content_a[i] = f'{line.rstrip()[:-1]},\n'

    # Schreiben der aktualisierten Inhalte zurück in Datei A
    with open(file_a, 'w') as f_a:
        for line in content_a:
            f_a.write(line)

    print("Übersetzungen wurden erfolgreich in Datei A übernommen.")

replace_strings(r"C:\Users\Wento\Documents\Python Skripte\Für Übersetzungen\en_US.json", r"C:\Users\Wento\Documents\Python Skripte\Für Übersetzungen\de_DE.json")```

[patent star]

I very strongly recommend using the stdlib json module rather than trying to process json by hand

It can parse the file into an object tree for you, rather than you needing to sift through for ": " and such constructs

https://docs.python.org/3/library/json.html

[stiff mountain]

do i have to rewrite the code for it ?

or just simple corrections

[vernal arch]

it can convert python objects to JSON objects and vice versa

so it would replace the part of your code that is trying to do that

[stiff mountain]

@patent starthanks

@vernal archok

ty

It did work now, thank you
i will close this topic

[robust mauve]

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🔒 My skript does it what it does, except it puts an " to the end of the line or behind the comma

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