Create TypedDict file for the json schema #279
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| currentScenario = self.get_scenario(scenario) | ||
| currentScenario.actors_for_layer('default')[newActor.sName] = newActor | ||
| newActor.vPos = [float(c) + offset for c, offset in zip(coords, offset)] | ||
| newActor.vPos = [float(c) + offset for c, offset in zip(coords, offset, strict=True)] |
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As we already changing it and if we want to keep snake_case: Should be new_actor and current_scenario.
| inventory: ConfigurationStartingItems = configuration["starting_items"] | ||
| starting_location: dict = configuration["starting_location"] | ||
| starting_text: list[list[str]] = configuration.get("starting_text", []) | ||
| configuration_identifier: str = configuration["configuration_identifier"] |
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In general: What's the idea of removing the type hints in most methods for the variables? In this part they are kept.
It makes reviewing stuff definetly harder as I need to know what is the type of certain fields of a parameter to follow the code.
...or I completly ignore it while reviewing and rely on mypy annotations.
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Sometimes I just removed because the type can be inferred automatically from the argument. Sometimes I just fixed it. I wasn't exactly consistent.
It's the classic thing of poluting the codebase with typing that can be inferred to make it easier when reading code in a bad ui
| "ITEM_CURRENT_SPECIAL_ENERGY": 1000, | ||
| "ITEM_MAX_SPECIAL_ENERGY": 1000, | ||
| "ITEM_METROID_COUNT": 0, | ||
| "ITEM_METROID_TOTAL_COUNT": 40, |
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Just a comment about me wondering if this is really required for Dread.
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the game got really mad if some items were missing in this dict so I just kept all keys vanilla does.
| @param door: A dictionary representing a requested door patch. | ||
| @param door_ref: A dictionary representing a requested door patch. | ||
| @param door_type: |
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Add a description to the parameter otherwise the docstring looks like only half done.
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I fix the docstring's broken link and you go and ask for me to fix the docstring >:(
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