GetUnitId() integer to Unit Id ?

[puffdragon]

I wanna translate the integer that the GetUnitId() produce to the actual unit id (example, u001).

Is there any function or known snippet that does it?

 

[IcemanBo]

u001

What is that exactly?

GetUnitId()

And what is that function exactly? (for you)

 

[AGD]

Is there any function or known snippet that does it?

You mean the rawcode(unit-type) right?

If you want it in integer, you can simply use GetUnitTypeId(unit) but if you want it in string, this should do it BJObjectId.

local string s = BJObjectId(GetUnitTypeId(unit)).to_str()

There you have it =)

 

[puffdragon]

@AGD ye I wanted the string. BJObjectId is exactly what i was looking for.

Ty m8.

 

[TriggerHappy]

Raw codes are just integers represented in ASCII (base 64).

[Snippet] Ascii

There is also a function in the Cheats.j file which does this.

function DebugIdInteger2IdString takes integer value returns string
    local string charMap = ".................................!.#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>.@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[.]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~................................................................................................................................."
    local string result = ""
    local integer remainingValue = value
    local integer charValue
    local integer byteno

    set byteno = 0
    loop
        set charValue = ModuloInteger(remainingValue, 256)
        set remainingValue = remainingValue / 256
        set result = SubString(charMap, charValue, charValue + 1) + result

        set byteno = byteno + 1
        exitwhen byteno == 4
    endloop
    return result
endfunction

 

[puffdragon]

@TriggerHappy
This is even better.

good info, thnx

 

[Pyrogasm]

@AGD is .to_str() a vJASS addition? Never seen it used before.

 

[TriggerHappy]

@AGD is .to_str() a vJASS addition? Never seen it used before.

It's part of the BJObjectId library.

 

[Dr Super Good]

BJObjectId will only work if the editor creates all the types. If JNGP is used to manually assign type identifiers I am guessing it will break as I do not see it using a full ASCII table.