Item ID, Unit ID in hashtables?

[Catch_ya]

Well, I got a problem, maybe I just overlooked something but is it possible to save Id's in hashtables? Because when I try to SaveInteger(hashtable, blah, blah, 'ratf') for example then I get a number instead like: 103294592. If you know a solution, then please post.

 

[Pharaoh_]

It's the same thing, actually. 'ratf' is more of a GUI rawcode, while the number you have mentioned is it's internal equivalent. If you use

• (Ability being cast) Equal to Haha

or

GetSpellAbilityId() == 'A000'

or

GetSpellAbilityId() == 105092938

It's the same thing

 

[WaterKnight]

The raw codes are formatted in 256 (ASCII) system.

A has the value 65 in ASCII
0 has 48

65 * 256^3 + 48 * 256^2 + 48 * 256^1 + 48 * 256^0 =
1090519040 + 3145728 + 12288 + 48 = 1093677104

 

[Pharaoh_]

Yeah, that was an example ;]

 

[Catch_ya]

Well thanks alot both, it is just that I need to store a destructable ID in a hashtable, then later use it to create a new destructable of the stored type. But thanks alot, I'll go calculate it also I think I saw a function that did it once. Can't remember where though.

 

[Pharaoh_]

No need for calculations :]
Here, I made an example for you:
View attachment SaveInteger.w3x

 

[WaterKnight]

You do not need to transform it back to the raw form. The '' that surround the signs tells the game that the integer between is written in raw form and converts it to decimal.

You can still use the decimal form for the Create function.

Here you can see the different representations of integer in Wc3.

 

[Catch_ya]

Thanks alot, both of you. You just made me able to continue my project.

EDIT: I just found out that it had nothing to do with the ID's but something to do with CreateDestructableZ(). But I still appreciate your help alot