[Trigger] Help with some leak removals

[PoZoR]

hi guys im dumbstruck on how to remove these leaks
angle[playernumber(owner of picked unit)]
angle[playernumber(owner of triggering unit)]
angle[loop integer A]

also, does changing the value of a variable leak with the previous value it had?

help is appreciated, thxx

 

[RunBa]

this is so small that you won't notice if you have them 100000 in your map...
you do not need that.
I'm not even sure that these functions leak...

 

[Squiggy]

Rels, integers and units don't leak

 

[RunBa]

That's right...
(I knew that, I don't know how I managed to forget it... LOL)

 

[PoZoR]

i need to know that for points as well....

 

[Squiggy]

A pointvariable is normally removed by

• Custom script: call RemoveLocation(udg_*your loc*)

 

[PoZoR]

i know that but i need it for those indices i just mentioned e.g. player number of owner of picked unit

 

[Squiggy]

well that depends most likely, you better convert the action to jass after setting up the variable and copy the function into the brackets in the cscript, like:

• Set unit = (Triggering Unit)

in gui will look like

set unit = udg_GetTriggerUnit()

which you'd have to copy into that custom script

 

[PoZoR]

can u give me an example of how to put that into the leak removal script?
like e.g. how to remove point[playernumber of owner of triggering unit]

 

[Squiggy]

• Custom script: call RemoveLocation(udg_point[GetConvertedPlayerId(GetOwningPlayer(GetTriggerUnit()))])

 

[PoZoR]

thanks ^_^ but can you do it for picked unit and loop integer A as well lol

 

[Airandius]

You know there are some people explaining how to clean leaks.
You can take a look at this and this! =

 

[Squiggy]

For picked unit it's GetEnumUnit() and for loop a it's GetForLoopIndexA()

 

[PoZoR]

thx heaps!!

 

[HINDYhat]

Rels, integers and units don't leak

More like:
real, integer, code, boolean DO NOT LEAK (strings are sometimes considered here, but they have been shown to create a sort of 'leak')

All of the other variables (handles) leak when not properly handled.