Dialogue Separator Tool

Dialogue Separator Tool: The Dialogue Separator Tool is a custom web-based application I created for you, designed to split a mixed conversation between two characters—specifically a male and a female speaker—into separate outputs. It takes a block of text containing dialogue (e.g., from a story, script, or chat) and organizes it into two distinct sections based on the names of the speakers. In your case, it’s tailored to separate male and female dialogue, supports Hindi and English,

What It Is

• Purpose: The tool processes a conversation where each line begins with a speaker’s name (e.g., Avinash: Hello or Pragya: Hi) and separates the lines spoken by the male speaker from those spoken by the female speaker.Dialogue Separator Tool
• Components:
  • Input Area: A textarea where users paste the full conversation.
  • Name Fields: Two input boxes to specify the male speaker’s name (e.g., Avinash) and the female speaker’s name (e.g., Pragya).
  • Output Boxes: Two readonly textareas displaying the separated dialogues—one for the male and one for the female.
  • Buttons:
    • “Separate Dialogue” to process the input.
    • “Reset” to clear all fields.
• Format: Built with HTML (structure), CSS (styling), and JavaScript (functionality), making it responsive and user-friendly.
• Deployment: Designed for WordPress integration via the WP Coder plugin, allowing it to be embedded in posts or pages.Dialogue Separator Tool

How It Works

1. Input Format:
   • The conversation must follow a specific format: each line starts with a name followed by a colon and the dialogue (e.g., Avinash: I love you or Pragya: Me too).
   • Example: textCollapseWrapCopyAvinash: Pragya, tum meri favorite ho. Pragya: Avinash, aap bhi mere liye special ho.
2. Processing:
   • Users enter the male and female names in the respective fields.
   • When “Separate Dialogue” is clicked, the JavaScript scans each line:
     • If it starts with the male name (e.g., Avinash:), that line (minus the name) is added to the male output.
     • If it starts with the female name (e.g., Pragya:), it’s added to the female output.
   • Lines not matching either name are ignored.
3. Output:
   • Male Dialogue: Displays all lines spoken by the male speaker.
   • Female Dialogue: Displays all lines spoken by the female speaker.
   • If no lines match a name, a message like “No dialogue found” appears.
4. Features:
   • Bilingual support (Hindi and English, e.g., Avinash: नमस्ते works fine).
   • Responsive design (adjusts to mobile or desktop screens).
   • Reset functionality to start over.

Example Usage

• Input: textCollapseWrapCopyAvinash: Pragya, yeh lab mera dil ban gaya hai. Pragya: Avinash, aur aap mera dil ho. Avinash: Tumse milna har din ek sapna hai. Pragya: Aur aap mera sapna poora karte ho.
• Male Name: Avinash
• Female Name: Pragya
• Output:
  • Male Dialogue: textCollapseWrapCopyPragya, yeh lab mera dil ban gaya hai. Tumse milna har din ek sapna hai.
  • Female Dialogue: textCollapseWrapCopyAvinash, aur aap mera dil ho. Aur aap mera sapna poora karte ho.

Technical Details

• HTML: Provides the structure (textarea, inputs, buttons, output boxes).
• CSS: Styles the tool with a clean, modern look and ensures it’s responsive.
• JavaScript: Handles the logic:
  • Uses startsWith() to match names.
  • Splits the conversation by line breaks (\n).
  • Extracts dialogue using substring() after the colon.
• WordPress Integration: Deployed via WP Coder plugin with a shortcode (e.g., [wp_coder id=”123″]).

Purpose and Value

The Dialogue Separator Tool is a niche utility for organizing and analyzing conversations. It’s particularly useful for:

• Writers: To isolate character dialogue for editing or review.
• Educators/Students: To study dialogue patterns or language use.
• Content Creators: To present interactive storytelling tools on websites.
• Language Learners: To practice separating and translating bilingual text.

In your specific context, it was built to handle love story dialogues (like Avinash and Pragya’s lab romance), making it ideal for romantic narratives or scripts with clear male-female dynamics.