struct Location
location l
static method create takes real x, real y returns thistype
local thistype this=thistype.allocate()
set this.l=Location(x,y)
return this
endmethod
endstructLocation().struct Trigger
static readonly integer x=0
static method CreateTrigger takes nothing returns trigger
set thistype.x=thistype.x+1
return CreateTrigger()
endmethod
endstructTrigger.CreateTrigger is a wrapping function for CreateTrigger.function CreateEvent takes nothing returns Event
return Event.create()
endfunction
public real GetTerrainZ(real x, real y):
loc.move(x, y)
return loc.getZ()public int Mod(int a, int b):
return a - a / b * b Mod(i, j) Mod(t.getEvalCount(), t.getExecCount())
Bribe said:
int Add(int a, int b[, int c[, int d[, int e[, int f]]]]):
return I2S(a+b+c+d+e+f) # takes advantage of the default value of 0 for integers
print Add(3,4)
print Add(3,5,9,2,5,1)
print Add(2,4,5,6,7,9,1) # error# luck
lib Adder:
int Add(int a, int b[, int c]):
print a+b+c
onInit:
Add(1,2)
Add(1,2,3)
# endluck
// * these variables should be generated by LuckyParser prior to script optimization
// so that they are destroyed automatically if unused. Merge globals as the second
// to last process (after final vanilla syntax check) btw
globals
integer SUPER_DEFAULT_INTEGER = 0 // fun fact, ALL types in JASS extend these guys
real SUPER_DEFAULT_REAL = 0.00
code SUPER_DEFAULT_CODE = null
handle SUPER_DEFAULT_HANDLE = null
string SUPER_DEFAULT_STRING = ""
endglobals
// * also, globals should not be able to be prefixed by _ in Luck, as they are
// reserved for superglobals (those used by the compiler) and SUPER_ is also
// not allowed,
// * the above luck code will become this upon compilation, and Luck should also
// do "TriggerAddCondition(_INITTRIG,Condition(Adder__3729_onInit))"
function Adder__3729_Add takes integer a, integer b, integer c returns integer
return a+b+c
endfunction
function Adder__3729_onInit takes nothing returns boolean // I would hope you are going to use a global boolexpr for initilization functions
call Add(1,2,SUPER_DEFAULT_INTEGER) // a third value was not supplied so append one
call Add(1,2,3) // a third value WAS supplied so do not append one
return false
endfunctionlib Example:
int ReturnHex():
return 0x10000 # hex is still acceptable as an integer
string ReturnVex():
return 'Vexorian' # notice the use of single quotes instead of ""
struct X:
members:
int x
int y
int z
int ReturnX():
return new Xlib Example:
public:
int ReturnHex():
return 0x10000 # I would never remove Hex, it is too cool
int ReturnOct():
return 0o42 # Octal is written differently because 042 is bad convention.
str ReturnVex():
return 'Vexorian' # single quotes work just fine although it is treated more literally
# the only character you need to escape is (') making it easy to c&p a model path
# into this type of string.
class X: # Class replaces struct altogether.
public: # For readability, you need to declare the privacy of all non-local variables
int x, y, z # You can declare things like this, too
int ReturnX(): # public is required
return X.create() # I will not be using "new" nor "delete"
