STMArabicSupport.cs (OUTDATED, use STMRTLSupport Instead!)

//Copyright (c) 2016-2020 Kai Clavier [kaiclavier.com] Do Not Distribute
//Made to work with Arabic Letters Support for Unity by Abdullah Konash [https://github.com/Konash/arabic-support-unity]
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
using ArabicSupport;
using System.Text; //for stringbuilder

/*
This will alo fix ordering for other RTL languages! I need to rename this script...

Tag order code still isn't ideal... but it's a working solution for now!
In the future I'd like to get the tags respecting RTL rules, too.
*/

[ExecuteInEditMode]
[RequireComponent(typeof(SuperTextMesh))]
public class STMArabicSupport : MonoBehaviour
{


    public SuperTextMesh superTextMesh;
    [Tooltip("Sending other-language strings through the fixer can cause issues, so this is here so things can be quickly disabled in localized games.")]
    public bool isEnabled = true;
    //[Tooltip("Make sure this value matches the way your text was typed up!! Otherwise it will cause an error.")]
    public bool rtlTags = true;
    public bool showTashkeel = false;
    public bool combineTashkeel = false;
    public bool useHinduNumbers = false;

    public static bool disableAll = false;



    void Reset()
    {
        superTextMesh = GetComponent<SuperTextMesh>();
    }

    void OnEnable()
    {
        superTextMesh.OnPreParse += FixText;
        //Debug.Log("subscribing");
    }
    void OnDisable()
    {
        superTextMesh.OnPreParse -= FixText;
        //Debug.Log("Unsubscribing");
    }
    void FixText(STMTextContainer container)
    {
        if(isEnabled && !disableAll)
        {
            //fix the string within the container
            //container.text = ArabicFixer.Fix(container.text, rtl);
            string fixedString = ArabicFixer.Fix(container.text, showTashkeel, combineTashkeel, useHinduNumbers);
            if(rtlTags)
            {
                fixedString = fixedString.Replace('<', ''); //null for now
                fixedString = fixedString.Replace('>', '<');
                fixedString = fixedString.Replace('', '>');
            }
            container.text = fixedString;
        }
    }
}