Refactor: Added explicit typing and void return types
- Introduced explicit typing to variables and functions across multiple scripts for better code clarity. - Specified 'void' as the return type for functions that do not return a value. - Removed redundant code in some scripts.
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class_name StringUtilities extends Node
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func seconds_to_hms(seconds: float) -> String:
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var ms = fmod(seconds, 1) * 100
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var s = fmod(seconds, 60)
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var m = fmod(seconds, 3600) / 60
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var ms : float = fmod(seconds, 1) * 100
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var s : float = fmod(seconds, 60)
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var m : float = fmod(seconds, 3600) / 60
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var formatted : String = "%02d:%02d:%02d" % [m, s, ms]
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@ -15,14 +15,14 @@ func seconds_to_hms(seconds: float) -> String:
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func format_number(number: int) -> String:
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# Handle negative numbers by adding the "minus" sign in advance, as we discard it
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# when looping over the number.
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var formatted_number := "-" if sign(number) == -1 else ""
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var index := 0
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var number_string := str(abs(number))
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var formatted_number : String = "-" if sign(number) == -1 else ""
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var index : int = 0
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var number_string : String = str(abs(number))
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for digit in number_string:
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for digit : String in number_string:
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formatted_number += digit
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var counter := number_string.length() - index
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var counter : int = number_string.length() - index
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# Don't add a comma at the end of the number, but add a comma every 3 digits
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# (taking into account the number's length).
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