Disappearing text after automatic lines with Experimental Script + ADV + Japanese

# Problem

See video: https://1drv.ms/v/s!Ar-lAVeetlqhhMF0mMuol8wS7MkDAw?e=dQfAFK

It was reported that using Experimental Script + ADV + Japanese caused some text lines to disappear.

The example was an automatic line (one which does not end with a clickwait, followed by an effect (screen shake), followed by the actual clickwait.

```basic
advchar "16"
langjp:dwave_jp 0, kan_2e106:「…僕がお邪魔でしたら、いつでも言ってくだされば…。」@
advchar "-1"
langjp:dwave_jp 0, "voice\99\awase0005.ogg":（（きゃーッ、うっそーー、僕ッコだぁあああーー！！！！））/
sl
advchar "16"
langen:dwave_eng 0, kan_2e106:^"...Please tell me at any time if I start getting in the way..."^@
advchar "-1"
langen:dwave_eng 0, "voice\99\awase0005.ogg":^((Kyaa, no waaay, he calls himself `boku'!!!!))^@/

se1 12
quakey 4,500
mov %disable_adv_clear, 1
langjp\
langen\
mov %disable_adv_clear, 0

advchar "04"
langjp:dwave_jp 0, jes_2e192:「あひィイイイイィ、じゃじゃ、邪魔なんかじゃないよ嘉音くん！！」@
advchar "-1"
langjp:dwave_jp 0, "voice\99\awase0006.ogg":（（（きゃああぁッ、彼氏、クン付けだぁあああぁあぁ！！！）））/
sl
advchar "04"
langen:dwave_eng 0, jes_2e192:^"Ahiiiiiiiii, th-th-there's no way you'd get in the way, Kanon-kun!!"^@
advchar "-1"
```

After some investigation, the issue is that the `advchar` function is executed for both languages (when in this case it should only run for the language that is enabled). The only reason there are no bugs in English when using this mode, is that English lines are always after Japanese lines, so they can't have their text cleared unexpectedly as the English lines are emitted **after** the `advchar` functions intended for the Japanese lines.

While playing around, I also noticed that `textclear` only clears the text of the active language. For example, if you called `langjp`, then emitted some Japanese text, then called `langen`, then called `textclear`, it wouldn't clear the Japanese text because the previously emitted text does not match the current language.

The `advchar` function internally uses `textclear` so you could just set `langen`/`langjp` appropriately to make `advchar` to only work on the appropriate lines, but might be better to explicitly add a language check in the `advchar` function.

Note that other parts of the script don't interlace japanese and english, so don't have this issue (the intention is to deliberately have the advchar apply to both langauges).

```basic
advchar "10"
langjp:dwave_jp 0, but_2e560:「捨て台詞は敗者の特権だぜ。@:dwave_jp 0, but_2e561:好きに楽しめよ。」\
langen:dwave_eng 0, but_2e560:^"Parting remarks are a loser's privilege.^@:dwave_eng 0, but_2e561:^ Say as many as you like."^\

meta_ld r,$BEA_aseruA1,80

advchar "27"
langjp:dwave_jp 0, bea_2e1071:「……く…！@:dwave_jp 0, bea_2e1072:　妾の存在を否定し続ける以上、そなたはやがて追い詰められることになるぞ…。」\
langen:dwave_eng 0, bea_2e1071:^"...Nngg...!^@:dwave_eng 0, bea_2e1072:^ Since you continue to deny my existence, you will eventually be cornered..."^\
```

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# Possible Fixes

## Inline advchar

The downside of this method is that the script would no longer easily merge against master because all the lines are different.
```basic
langjp:advchar "16":dwave_jp 0, kan_2e106:「…僕がお邪魔でしたら、いつでも言ってくだされば…。」@
langjp:advchar "-1":dwave_jp 0, "voice\99\awase0005.ogg":（（きゃーッ、うっそーー、僕ッコだぁあああーー！！！！））/
sl
langen:advchar "16":dwave_eng 0, kan_2e106:^"...Please tell me at any time if I start getting in the way..."^@
langen:advchar "-1":dwave_eng 0, "voice\99\awase0005.ogg":^((Kyaa, no waaay, he calls himself `boku'!!!!))^@/
```

```basic
langjp:advchar "10":dwave_jp 0, but_2e560:「捨て台詞は敗者の特権だぜ。@:dwave_jp 0, but_2e561:好きに楽しめよ。」\
langen:advchar "10":dwave_eng 0, but_2e560:^"Parting remarks are a loser's privilege.^@:dwave_eng 0, but_2e561:^ Say as many as you like."^\

meta_ld r,$BEA_aseruA1,80

langjp:advchar "27":dwave_jp 0, bea_2e1071:「……く…！@:dwave_jp 0, bea_2e1072:　妾の存在を否定し続ける以上、そなたはやがて追い詰められることになるぞ…。」\
langen:advchar "27":dwave_eng 0, bea_2e1071:^"...Nngg...!^@:dwave_eng 0, bea_2e1072:^ Since you continue to deny my existence, you will eventually be cornered..."^\
````

## Prefixing `advchar` with the appropriate language

It may be possible to just make functions for each language, for example `adv_char_jp` and `adv_char_en`, and a `adv_char` which applies to both languages. But below I've just used the existing function, and prefixed it with `langen`/`langjp` as appropriate.

```basic
`langjp:advchar "16"`
langjp:dwave_jp 0, kan_2e106:「…僕がお邪魔でしたら、いつでも言ってくだされば…。」@
`langen:advchar "-1"`
langjp:dwave_jp 0, "voice\99\awase0005.ogg":（（きゃーッ、うっそーー、僕ッコだぁあああーー！！！！））/
sl
langen:advchar "16"
langen:dwave_eng 0, kan_2e106:^"...Please tell me at any time if I start getting in the way..."^@
langen:advchar "-1"
langen:dwave_eng 0, "voice\99\awase0005.ogg":^((Kyaa, no waaay, he calls himself `boku'!!!!))^@/
```

````basic
langjp:advchar "10":langen:advchar "10"
langjp:dwave_jp 0, but_2e560:「捨て台詞は敗者の特権だぜ。@:dwave_jp 0, but_2e561:好きに楽しめよ。」\
langen:dwave_eng 0, but_2e560:^"Parting remarks are a loser's privilege.^@:dwave_eng 0, but_2e561:^ Say as many as you like."^\

meta_ld r,$BEA_aseruA1,80

langjp:advchar "27":langen:advchar "27"
langjp:dwave_jp 0, bea_2e1071:「……く…！@:dwave_jp 0, bea_2e1072:　妾の存在を否定し続ける以上、そなたはやがて追い詰められることになるぞ…。」\
langen:dwave_eng 0, bea_2e1071:^"...Nngg...!^@:dwave_eng 0, bea_2e1072:^ Since you continue to deny my existence, you will eventually be cornered..."^\
````

## Shuffling the order of lines so it works (make lines similar format to normal lines)

I thought this was too hard, but thinking about it it shouldn't be *that* bad. You would need to identify which lines have problems, then group all the jp and en lines together, with clickwaits separating each group.

An advantage would be you only need to modify the affected parts of the script. But those parts wouldn't maintain mergability with `master`

But I guess the difficulty is that you may miss some cases, or shuffling lines around somehow breaks something.

## Other solution which doesn't require modifying the whole script

I'm pretty sure this isn't possible, because you need to know in advance what the language of the text that is about to be displayed is, to determine whether the `advchar` function should run. But perhaps I'm overlooking something.

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- [ ] Fix advchar not working correctly in japanese mode
- [ ] Fix `textclear` in script only applying to English and not Japanese language

Analise a função advchar e a lógica de textclear na base de código, provavelmente no tratamento de scripts ou sistemas de diálogo. Entenda como a troca de idioma (langjp/langen) interage com essas funções. A correção envolve garantir que advchar respeite o idioma ativo ou seja chamada por idioma. Teste com os exemplos de script fornecidos para verificar se o texto não desaparece mais.

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