import sys

time = 0
file = open(sys.argv[1], "w")

buy_btn = (965,652)
buy_confirm_btn = (787,520)
exit_btn = (152, 32)
inventory_btn = (178, 644)
grind_btn = (839,629)
grind_all_btn = (730,629)
grind_btn_2 = (732,589)
grind_confirm_btn = (738,531)
dismiss_results = (738,531)
enter_forge_btn = (641,525)
use_shop_btn = (636,561)

def wait(amount):
    global time
    time = time + amount

def click(file, loc, wait_milliseconds):
    global time
    file.write("0ScRiPtSePaRaToR1280|720|MULTI:1:0:{0}:{1}ScRiPtSePaRaToR{2}\n".format(loc[0], loc[1], time))

    # This is the delay between pressing the button and releasing the button.  If you set it to be too fast,
    # the device won't register a click properly.  In my experience 100ms is about as fast as you can get
    # to have all clicks properly registered.
    wait(100)
    file.write("0ScRiPtSePaRaToR1280|720|MULTI:0:6ScRiPtSePaRaToR{0}\n".format(time))
    file.write("0ScRiPtSePaRaToR1280|720|MULTI:0:6ScRiPtSePaRaToR{0}\n".format(time))
    file.write("0ScRiPtSePaRaToR1280|720|MULTI:0:1ScRiPtSePaRaToR{0}\n".format(time))
    file.write("0ScRiPtSePaRaToR1280|720|MSBRL:-1158647:599478ScRiPtSePaRaToR{0}\n".format(time))

    # This is the delay between finishing one click and beginning the next click.  This needs to account
    # for how fast the game can transition from one screen to the next.  For example, if you're repeatedly
    # clicking a buy button with the game not really doing anything between each click, this can be very
    # low.  On the other hand, if a click causes the game to transition from one screen to another (e.g.
    # using a portal and the game having to load into Orvel and load an entirely new area) then it should
    # be fairly high.
    wait(wait_milliseconds)


# The generated macro assumes you are on the Buy screen, Tier 3 is already selected, and an item is
# highlighted.
wait(500)

# Buy 300 items
for i in range(0, 300):
    click(file, buy_btn, 275)
    click(file, buy_confirm_btn, 275)

# Exit twice (to Orvel map)
click(file, exit_btn, 1000)
click(file, exit_btn, 1000)

# Open inventory
click(file, inventory_btn, 1000)

# Grind
click(file, grind_btn, 1000)

# Grind all
click(file, grind_all_btn, 1000)

# Click the Grind button on the window that pops up
click(file, grind_btn_2, 1000)

# Confirmation
click(file, grind_confirm_btn, 1000)

# Click on the screen to get rid of the results
click(file, dismiss_results, 1000)

# Exit back to Orvel world map
click(file, exit_btn, 1000)

# Re-enter the shop.  Delay set to 2000 here since there's an animated transition
# that takes a little extra time
click(file, enter_forge_btn, 2000)

# Click Use Shop button
click(file, use_shop_btn, 1000)

# At this point we're back where we started and the macro can loop.

file.close()