[vJASS] 2 questions

[Garfield1337]

First, i was wondering how array members for structs work, is the size given for each instance of for all instances in global?
Also what does an array member compile to? I'm wondering this so i can consider a number for size while not being inefficient.

The second thing is, how to see JASS code when it's compiled from vJASS?

 

[Axarion]

To see the code you need to look at the map script I think.

Array members decrease the instance count a struct can have. If you have an array member with size 10 your struct instance limit will be 8192/10 ~ 800
The reason for this is that they are used as 2d arrays.

 

[PurplePoot]

First, i was wondering how array members for structs work, is the size given for each instance of for all instances in global?
Also what does an array member compile to? I'm wondering this so i can consider a number for size while not being inefficient.

An array member compiles the same way as a normal member except that it occupies a range of slots in the back-end array rather than a single slot (so struct number i would occupy [i*32 .. i*32 + 31] for a size-32 array member).

The second thing is, how to see JASS code when it's compiled from vJASS?

Open your map in an MPQ editor and extract war3map.j.

 

[Garfield1337]

I see. Thanks to both of you.

 

[WaterKnight]

Already told in the other thread that you can see the jass output of the current saved map in >>>JNGP >>logs >outputwar3map.j

Consider that you can only use array members if you allocate the instance at least once via the normal method. It sets a variable to determine the array index internally.