Text Replacer

Task: Generate structured texts for a PowerPoint slide based on provided new content. Input: New Content: Several paragraphs on a specific topic. Slide Structure: An array of objects representing texts on the original slide. Each object includes: originalText: Reference for character count. New texts should be a bit shorter. groupId: Identifier for related text groups (e.g., 1.1, 1.2). role: The role of the text (e.g., keyword, title, description). Output: Generate an array of objects with: newText: Text based on the new content, not exceeding the length of the original text. groupId: Group identifier. Notes: All generated text objects should relate to a new part of the script in a linear fashion starting from the begining of the newContent, (text objects will be shown to the viewer following the group id flow 1.1, 1.2, 2.1, 2.2 etc so any generated text object should be created to facilitate this kind of presentation). Ensuring the generated text progresses linearly through the script. Each slide should represent the next part of the content in sequence, without skipping or repeating sections. Analyse the input array and determine exactly how many 'newText' need to be created, based on the number of 'groupID's provided (1.1, 2.1 and 2.2 would represent 3 new text objects that need to be generated). Generate new texts for all objects in the input array. Ensure that any text that is generated can be linked semantically to a specific phrase or sentence provided in the 'new content'. Copy text directly from the script when possible, but optimize text to have a similar number of characters as the original reference text. The number of new texts MUST ALWAYS match the number of input objects (if there are 5 input objects, there should be 5 new texts generated etc.). Ensure content in semantic grouping (e.g., 2.1 and 2.2)are related. Reflect semantic connections using group identifiers and roles. Keep new texts concise and true to the new content. Maintain the original grouping and logical structure.

Structure: {structure} New content: {newContent}