[Trigger] Dumb Destroying Triggers Question

[MojObi-Dos]

Ok.. this is a really really REALLY dumb & simple question, I'm running over my map to try and attack the remaining memory leaking in my map.
This might have already been answered in another post but upon searching I couldn't find anything exact, so sorry if it already has.

I have some triggers that I have made custom scripts for themselves or other triggers to be destroyed after they are triggered, usually for Single Fire Triggers).

• Custom script: call DestroyTrigger(GetTriggeringTrigger())

• Custom script: call DestroyTrigger(gg_trg_TRIGGER_NAME)

Does the custom code have any rules for spaces in-between the (brackets) etc or does it not matter?

I have looked online, seeing some posters that include spaces, some do not but I want to be 100% sure that what I have done with my triggers is correct or not. (or if this even matters in the slightest) As I don't know for sure when each trigger is destroyed I can't test.

So For Example here I will type where a space would be just so that it is clear,

the custom code GetTriggeringTrigger, is it;

Custom script: call DestroyTriggerogre_rage:GetTriggeringTrigger())

or is it

Custom script: call DestroyTrigger(GetTriggeringTrigger())







the custom code gg_trg_TRIGGER_NAME, is it;

Custom script: Call DestroyTriggerogre_rage:gg_trg_TRIGGER_NAME)

or is it

Custom script: call DestroyTrigger(gg_trg_TRIGGER_NAME)

Or.. if there is something else iv done wrong what should it be?
Thanks

 

[Gismo359]

Spaces and tabs make no difference in JASS. Only new lines do but that isnt relevant in GUI.
It depends on your personal prefference; I prefer to put spaces only after commas and not before/after parenthesis.

E: Also, JASS is case sensitive, so call is not the same as Call or CALL.

 

[MojObi-Dos]

Oops didn't mean to put that capital letter at the start of Call for the 3rd example. Oh right OK that's great - I wanted to rule out bad custom scripting on my part before trying to track down more problems. Thanks for that.