Jass Functions and Events

[myydraal]

Is there a giant list some where of all the built in jass functions and a short discrition on what each does, as well as what they each take? Also What level of math is avialible in jass? Also all possible variable types. And how much does jass let you mess around with its base. Like can i make my own events to trigger a trigger? And can i make my own variable(object) that can store info for me. Or will i need to work around these issues in some specific manner. I just want an general idea on how flexible jass is and how much it lets me edit WC3 basic fundimntale proporties.

I did some modding for oblivion last year and was highly disappointed in the inflexiblity of there programing languge. If someone here has experience modding for oblivion and also experience with jass, please could you give me a assesment on how much more flexible or unflexible jass. Thanks in advance =)

 

[PurplePoot]

Functions --

common.j and blizzard.j

You can search through them easily with editors like JassCraft and JassShopPro

Math --

Real numbers

Variables --

Again, common.j

Mess around with its base --

You can't reprogram the natives, if that's what you mean (well, if you do, everyone needs a patched version of wc3)

Events to trigger a trigger? --

If it's what I think you mean, that's easy

Own Variables --

Not with the core language, but there are editors (hacks) such as JassNewGen and WeWarlock that allow classes and such


Also, could you please post in the Jass Scripting forum next time you have Jass questions? X_x

 

[Rui]

Here are some links for you:

• Jass Manual
• The JASS Vault
• Wc3Campaign's Jass Tutorials

Hope these help you.

There are also some useful tools like JASSCraft and JASSShopPro which might help you. Just use Google.

 

[myydraal]

Thing about jass shop pro is it seems to be missing a number of functions...not sure why. )=

 

[PurplePoot]

It searches common.j and blizzard.j, which are extracted from your MPQ when you install it.

Therefore, it should be fine

(talking about JassCraft here)

I think JSP has an older version of common.j and blizzard.j.

 

[myydraal]

Thx jasscraft is much better =)