[Plugin] TR_ClockParser

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- Toby R
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Timer is a common feature especially in casual games. I use it a lot as well so I decided to make a plugin to make timer display more comfortable.

TR_ClockParser simply converts number of seconds to clock-string. There are few expressions to use.

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[C2 plugin]

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TR_ClockParser.Minimal(seconds) - Return the smallest possible clock string.

Examples:

TR_ClockParser.Minimal(30) -> "30"

TR_ClockParser.Minimal(90) -> "01:30",

TR_ClockParser.Minimal(4830) -> "01:20:30"

TR_ClockParser.MMSS(seconds) - Return the "MM:SS" clock string.

Examples:

TR_ClockParser.MMSS(30) -> "00:30"

TR_ClockParser.MMSS(90) -> "01:30"

TR_ClockParser.MMSS(4830) -> "80:30"

TR_ClockParser.HHMMSS(seconds) - Return the "HH:MM:SS" clock string.

Examples:

TR_ClockParser.HHMMSS(30) -> "00:00:30"

TR_ClockParser.HHMMSS(90) -> "00:01:30"

TR_ClockParser.HHMMSS(4830) -> "01:20:30"

TR_ClockParser.ToSeconds(timeString) - Converts the specified clock string to seconds.

Examples:

TR_ClockParser.ToSeconds("01:03:30" ) -> 3810

TR_ClockParser.ToSeconds("15:30") -> 930

TR_ClockParser.ToSeconds("30") -> 30
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- newt
- - Joined 12 Nov, 2008
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- 16 May, 2017
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Milliseconds to hours, minutes, seconds is quite annoying to set up.

Thanks!
- shinkan
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Handy, Thanks!
- Chadori
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So useful. Thanks...
- Toby R
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I've just uploaded version 1.1. The previous version was expecting a string as a param for expressions. It worked well with numeric variables but could bring problems with various other attempts like using other expression (that returns int) as a param.

Even though it's a super small fix I couldn't get it working (backward compatible) by setting the old expressions as deprecated for some reason so I had to make it as non-fully-backward compatible (still the link to the old version is available).

If you used this plugin in your project and provided a string as a parameter for expression, then you will have to remove that line from C2, update the plugin, restart C2 and add it again.

If you haven't used a string earlier then you can simply update the plugin. Sorry for this issue, I just missed this detail somehow.
- Toby R
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TR_ClockParser is now available for C3 as well. Updated links in the first post here.
- Toby R
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- 20 Sep, 2017
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Updated to version 1.2, added "ToString" expression.

TR_ClockParser.ToSeconds(timeString) - Converts the specified clock string to seconds.

Examples:

TR_ClockParser.ToSeconds("01:03:30" ) -> 3810

TR_ClockParser.ToSeconds("15:30") -> 930

TR_ClockParser.ToSeconds("30") -> 30
- alanziy
- - Joined 7 Jul, 2015
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Thanks for this useful plugin.
- shinkan
- - Joined 21 Nov, 2008
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- 11 Aug, 2019
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Could you please update c3 version to work with c3runtime :)
- Eren
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c3runtime version

oyunkulturu.com/temp/file/TR_ClockParser.c3addon