// Note: THIS IS PSEUDOCODE, it is meant to give those with programming knowledge a quickly glance-worthy
// way to review the information in the object file. It is NOT meant to be compiled. It won't harm your
// system if you try, but it won't work, either.

int itemIndex; // this is the "key" value in the Dictionary<int,string>

string itemType = Regex.Replace(values[3],"/\-[0-9]+$/","");
string flag = Regex.Match(values[3],"/\-[0-9]+$/").ToString();
string flagType = "";

string[] headers = new string[7];

switch (itemType) {
    case "Arch" : {
        headers = new [] { "Name", "Sell Price", "-300", "Item Type", "Description", "Drop rates", "Dwarf Location / Item Pointer" };
        // no flags
        break;
    }
    case "Seeds":
    case "Quest":
    case "Minerals":
    case "asdf": {
        headers = new [] { "Name", "Sell Price", "-300", "Item Type", "Description", "", "", "" };
        if (itemType == "asdf") {
            switch (values[0]) {
                case "Lost Book": { headers[5] = "Drop Rates"; break; }
                case "Artifact Spot": { headers[5] = "Item Pointer"; headers[6] = "Drop Rates"; }
            }
        }
        // asdf: No flags
        // Minerals: -2: Gems, -12: (assumption) Stones
        // Quest: No flags
        // Seeds: Everything is -74, and using the assumption for Crafting below, I'd say it's to signify that it can be planted.
    }
    case "Basic": {
        headers = new [] { "Name", "Sell Price", "Buff on consume", "Item Type", "Description", "drink/item list (geodes)/treasure chest requirements", "Stat modifiers", "Buff duration" };
        switch (flag) {
            case "-5": { flagType = "Egg"; break; }
            case "-6": { flagType = "Milk"; break; }
            case "-18": { flagType = "Animal product"; break; }
            case "-75": { flagType = "Vegetables"; break; }
            case "-79": { flagType = "Fruit"; break; }
            case "-80": { flagType = "Flower"; break; }
            case "": { flagType = "None"; break; }
            default: { flagType = "Currently unknown"; break; }
        }
        break;
    }
    case "Cooking": {
        headers = new [] { "Name", "Sell Price", "Buff Indicator", "Item Type", "Description", "Food", "Stat modifiers", "Buff Duration" };
        // all Cooking type items have a flag of -7, this is where I think the 2nd index holds more than just whether or not it gives a buff...
        // the number at this index for the cooking stuff ranges from 20 to 105, so if it only indicates whether or not the food gives a buff
        // (a boolean value), then why not use -1 and 1, or 0 and 1, etc? There's more to this number than I'm currently aware of. That's why
        // I call it an "indicator" here instead of "Buff on consume".
        break;
    }
    case "Crafting": {
        headers = new [] { "Name", "Sell Price", "Buff Indicator", "Item Type", "Description", "drink", "Stat Modifiers", "Buff Duration" };
        // various flags, all of which I know nothing about from source.. making assumptions, these are my best guess:
        // -24: flooring, -74: plantables, -8: all ideas I quickly come up with are negated by other items not having this flag
        break;
    }
    case "Fish": {
        headers = new [] { "Name", "Sell Price", "Buff Indicator", "Item Type", "Description", "Fish requirements (day/night/etc)", "Stat modifiers", "Buff Duration" };
        // Only Joja Cola gives a buff, and the modifiers and duration are all zeroed out, which means it's not really a buff..
        // flags: -4 = "flopping", -20 = (assumption) "trash"
        break;
    }
    case "Ring": {
        header = new [] { "Name", "Description", "Price", "Ring" };
        // No flags
        break;
    }
}