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Wed Dec 20, 2006 9:27 pm Post subject:
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Let me try and rewrite the code for you:
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// From inv100
call ExecuteFunc(get_session_param("fs_module") + "_ClickHandler")
// Re-written, but still the same
local string funcName = get_session_param("fs_module") + "_ClickHandler"
call ExecuteFunc( funcName )
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get_session_param is just a function that returns a string. For example, let's say it returns "Foo". Then funcName = "Foo" + "_ClickHandler" = "Foo_ClickHandler". ExecuteFunc then calls the function called "Foo_ClickHandler" with no parameters. You can build the string however you like, but it does not affect how the function is called, only what function is called. |
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Wed Dec 20, 2006 9:28 pm Post subject:
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| ok, so would you like me to delete the inv100 file or is it ok? |
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Wed Dec 20, 2006 9:49 pm Post subject:
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| No no don't worry about that. |
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Thu Dec 21, 2006 2:32 am Post subject:
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*bump* my questions?  |
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Thu Dec 21, 2006 10:15 am Post subject:
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Hehe, sorry Purple.
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| A) Does that mean that functions like GetEnumUnit() and GetTriggerUnit() are passed through when creating a new thread? |
Yes.
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| B) Can you pass local variables in some manner or other as well? |
You can use global variables to pass them over, or you can put them in a game cache. See the Jump script and the comments where I explained how to do it with bj_ globals. |
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Wed Jan 10, 2007 1:13 pm Post subject:
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Aight, late answer, but thanks
I know about GCs already, but they're so damn slow that I was *hoping* for an alternative 
And I personally try to avoid BJ globals as much as possible, since whenever I tend to make maps I tend to do them with someone else, and if that person uses any triggers [GUI] with Get Last Created Unit, etc, in them, they map have unforseen consequences  |
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Wed Jan 10, 2007 7:44 pm Post subject:
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There is many bj_ globals that are only for temporary use or arrays where all indexes are never used.
Unit -> array bj_ghoul
People usually use index 100 but just anything that size and above is safe.
Integer -> bj_groupCountUnits
and more.
String -> I don't know if there is any safe to use strings but if you need one then you can do this:
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local string temp = bj_lastPlayedMusic
call ExecuteFunc("DoNothing")
set bj_lastPlayedMusic = temp
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group -> bj_groupAddGroupDest
and more.
And so on. Look in blizzard.j for more variables. |
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Mon Apr 16, 2007 5:58 pm Post subject:
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So that way event responses can be used from another function? Cool..........uhmm, I didn't understand the part about TriggerSleepAction, so when I have this:
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function DisplayText takes nothing returns nothing
call TriggerSleepAction(2)
call BJDebugMsg("hi")
endfunction
function CallingFunc takes nothing returns nothing
call ExecuteFunc("DisplayText")
call BJDebugMsg("hello")
endfunction
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"hello" will display before "hi"?
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To much JASS for me........ |
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Mon Apr 16, 2007 9:56 pm Post subject:
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That's right. Though I thought you said you didn't understand it  |
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Tue Jul 24, 2007 3:18 pm Post subject:
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Hmm, can I use timers with this? IE:
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function TimerBlah takes nothing returns nothing
// ...whatever stuff...
endfunction
function TimerInit takes nothing returns nothing
local unit u=GetEnumUnit()
local timer t=CreateTimer()
call SetHandleHandle(t,"unit",u)
call TimerStart(t,0.1,true,function TimerBlah)
set u=null
endfunction
function ExecTimer takes nothing returns nothing
call ExecuteFunc(TimerInit)
endfunction
function GroupSkill takes group g returns nothing
call ForGroup(g,function ExecTimer)
call DestroyGroup(g)
set g=null
endfunction
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It didn't work when I tried... Sorry if I'm noob. Please help lol. |
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Tue Jul 24, 2007 3:19 pm Post subject:
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| Oops I forgot to add the quotes in the ExecuteFunc, but that doesn't matter, they're in my real script... Should it work? |
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Thu Jul 26, 2007 5:08 pm Post subject:
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Can't anyone tell me if it's possible to use this along with timers??
Right now I'm using sloppy TriggerSleepActions... they work but they are slow and not precise.. |
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Thu Jul 26, 2007 5:30 pm Post subject:
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| I see nothing wrong with the code you posted, apart from the missing quotes you mentioned yourself. But it's a crude example too, since you might as well replace ExecuteFunc("TimerInit") with call TimerInit(), and it should do the same thing. If your code doesn't work, something else must be wrong. |
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