Private keyword vs private struct (AutoIndex)

[Titanhex]

Alright I'm using AutoIndex and recently picked up an inventory system that uses a slightly outdated version.

In the new version private keyword is used, but in the old version private struct is used. How would I go about pointing the following the right direction?

The error on compile is:

"getIndex is not a member of AutoIndex"

for line:

        if AutoIndex.getIndex(u) == 0 then

See I've been looking through the OOP guide in tutorials, and the AutoIndex is in a whole nother function. Sounds like this only happens when it's .X# but this doesn't have any this. or .i issues.

    static method getIndex takes unit u returns integer
        static if UseUnitUserData then
            return GetUnitUserData(u)
        else
            return LoadInteger(ht, 0, GetHandleId(u))
        endif
    endmethod //Resolves to an inlinable one-liner after the static if.

Above is the block in question just to prove it.


Thanks!

 

[PurgeandFire]

It should be:
AutoIndex.getIndex(someUnit)

It thinks you are referring to a static member of the struct (struct.staticMemberName) when you are actually referring to a static method.

... If that is what you were asking.

 

[Titanhex]

I must've typoed. The thing does have (someUnit) :\ Not sure how I messed that up.