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[Lobster_1234]

Question : what is better , to move units through cycle or push in the squad , and move through it ,,,, about leak I would wanted to make sure that the motion timer cycle not leak

 

[IcemanBo]

Could you rephrase it?

 

[Statharas]

What is your native Language? It might help in understanding you.

 

[Lobster_1234]

Statharas
Russian and Kyrgyz

 

[WereElf]

Well, what you said makes no sense
Perhaps if you write it in Russian someone may be able to understand what you want..

 

[Lobster_1234]

WereElf
40 / 10000
Yes, I wrote the rules what is there not to understand?

 

[WereElf]

Using wrong words for example makes it not understandable.
By using my imagination, I guess you may want to say:
"what is better , to loop trough unit arrays or trough unit groups"... (I can't guess what are you trying to say in the next sentence) about leak I would wanted to make sure that the motion timer cycle not leak.
Don't know if you really mean that or something completely different tho.

Anyways.. if that's what you mean - both have pros and cons. In most cases I stick to unit groups, UNLESS I need to count the units in the group 1-st and then do actions. In that case - during the loop I remove the units from the group (since I'm using FoG method), and save them in a unit array, then I just loop the array, and clear it at the same time.
However, if you aren't using FoG method, then stick to unit groups

 

[Dr Super Good]

Neither periodic timers or periodic triggers leak by themselves. Using unit groups also does not leak as long as the unit group object and its handle is managed correctly. Issuing units orders individually or in a group both do not leak.

Issue the units individually if you detect them individually. If you are dealing with groups then issue them as a group.