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Matrix Recipe System

Level 5
Joined
Jan 18, 2007
Messages
59
My first sytem I've created.
**************************************************************************************
*************************Simple Recipe System v1.01***********************************
**********************************************************************************
******************************By: Matrix****************************************
Pros:
1) Allow same item-types [like Stygian Desolator]
2) Consists of 74 lines
3) Can be used not only for Jassers/vJassers but also for GUI users
4) It is the simpliest system I've ever seen:)
Cons:
The only thing it's bad is if's. Due to them it's not very fast
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**Changelog v1.02**
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1) Added RecipeEx function
2) Now function returns a boolean depending on wether the recipe succeeded or not
3) More Cleaner&Leakless code
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**How to implant:**
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The system is very easy. The only things you'll have to do to implement the system is to
copy the custom script code
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**How to use:******
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To use this system u have to have a trigger with the event unit pick up item and in the actions
just write:
call Recipe(GetTriggerUnit(),'rde3','rde1','rde1',0,0,0,0)
Arguments:
GetTriggerUnit() - Unit that picked up item //I think it is clear
'rde3' - The New Item rawcode (the rawcode of the item that must be created)
'rde1' - The Rawcode of the first ingredient
'rde1' - The Rawcode of the second ingredient
0 - The Recipe hasn't more ingredients so the 3,4,5,6 ingredient are 0

************************
*****Trouble Shooter****
************************
Q: I have some troubles with this system. It doesn't work!!!
A: The reason maybe globals. If u have global integer i, i1,i2,i3,i4,i5,i6,count,j,ni... and all the arguments the system works with.
If u havent JassNewGenPack all must be Ok.

Q: Why did u do this shit?
A: I'm cr8ing an AoS map and I was searching for a simple recipe sytem but I didn't find=(
That's why I decided to cr8 my own =)


Hopefully you like the system!
~Matrix 3.08.08

P.S. I think I found my new home...
It's thehelper.net - really helper
Thx a lot to Earth-Fury for his suggestion
JASS:
function Recipe takes unit hero, integer ni, integer i1, integer i2, integer i3, integer i4, integer i5, integer i6, string Effect, string where returns boolean
local integer id
local integer i = 0
local integer j = 1
local integer count = 0
local item array Items
local item it = null
if i1!=0 then
   set count = count+1
endif
if i2!=0 then
   set count = count+1
endif
if i3!=0 then
   set count = count+1
endif
if i4!=0 then
   set count = count+1
endif
if i5!=0 then
   set count = count+1
endif
if i6!=0 then
   set count = count+1
endif
loop
    exitwhen i>5
    set it = UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
    set id = GetItemTypeId(it) 
    if id == i1 and i1!=0 then
           set Items[j] = it
           set j = j+1
           set i1=0
    elseif id == i2 and i2!=0 then
           set Items[j] = it
           set j = j+1
           set i2=0
    elseif id == i3 and i3!=0 then
           set Items[j] = it
           set j = j+1
           set i3=0
    elseif id == i4 and i4!=0 then
           set Items[j]= it
           set j=j+1
           set i4=0
    elseif id == i5 and i5!=0 then
           set Items[j] = UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
           set j=j+1
           set i5=0
    elseif id == i6 and i6!=0 then
           set Items[j] = it
           set j=j+1
           set i6=0
    endif
    set i = i+1
endloop
set i = 1
if j-1!=count then
   return false
endif
loop
    exitwhen i>count
    call RemoveItem(Items[i])
    set Items[i]=null
    set i = i+1
endloop 
set it = null
set bj_lastCreatedItem = UnitAddItemById(hero, ni)
call DestroyEffect(AddSpecialEffectTarget(Effect,hero,where))
return true
endfunction
function RecipeEx takes unit hero, integer ni, integer i1, integer i2, integer i3, integer i4, integer i5, integer i6 returns boolean
    return Recipe(hero,ni,i1,i2,i3,i4,i5,i6,null,null)
endfunction
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Last edited:
Level 11
Joined
Feb 18, 2004
Messages
394
  1. Functions are indented. Period.
    JASS:
    function Recipe takes unit hero, integer ni, integer i1, integer i2, integer i3, integer i4, integer i5, integer i6, string Effect, string where returns nothing
        local integer id
        local integer i = 0
        local integer j = 1
        local integer count = 0
        local integer array ItemId
        local item array Item
    	
        if i1!=0 then
           set count = count+1
           set ItemId[count]=i1
        endif
        if i2!=0 then
           set count = count+1
           set ItemId[count]=i2
        endif
        if i3!=0 then
           set count = count+1
           set ItemId[count]=i3
        endif
        if i4!=0 then
           set count = count+1
           set ItemId[count]=i4
        endif
        if i5!=0 then
           set count = count+1
           set ItemId[count]=i5
        endif
        if i6!=0 then
           set count = count+1
           set ItemId[count]=i6
        endif
    	
        loop
            exitwhen i>5
            set id = GetItemTypeId(UnitItemInSlot(hero, i))
            if id == ItemId[1] and ItemId[1]!=0 then
                   set Item[j] = UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
                   set j = j+1
                   set ItemId[1]=0
            elseif id == ItemId[2] and ItemId[2]!=0 then
                   set Item[j] = UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
                   set j = j+1
                   set ItemId[2]=0
            elseif id == ItemId[3] and ItemId[3]!=0 then
                   set Item[j] = UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
                   set j = j+1
                   set ItemId[3]=0
            elseif id == ItemId[4] and ItemId[4]!=0 then
                   set Item[j]= UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
                   set j=j+1
                   set ItemId[4]=0
            elseif id == ItemId[5] and ItemId[5]!=0 then
                   set Item[j] = UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
                   set j=j+1
                   set ItemId[5]=0
            elseif id == ItemId[6] and ItemId[6]!=0 then
                   set Item[j] = UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
                   set j=j+1
                   set ItemId[6]=0
            endif
            set i = i+1
        endloop
    	
        set i = 1
        loop
            exitwhen i>count
            if Item[i]==null then
                return
            endif
            set i = i+1
        endloop
    	
        set i =1
        loop
            exitwhen i>count
            call RemoveItem(Item[i])
            set Item[i]=null
            set i = i+1
        endloop
    	
        call DestroyEffect(AddSpecialEffectTarget(Effect,hero,where))
    	
        call UnitAddItemById(hero, ni)
    endfunction
  2. The function's API is actually not half bad. A good enough example of procedural programming. However, the function should return a boolean indicating the recipes success or failure.

  3. 1-based arrays are failures:
    JASS:
            if i1!=0 then
           set count = count+1
           set ItemId[count]=i1
        endif

  4. Failing to use nested loops, while theoretically more efficient on an immeasurably small scale, is a failure:
    JASS:
            if id == ItemId[1] and ItemId[1]!=0 then
                   set Item[j] = UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
                   set j = j+1
                   set ItemId[1]=0
            elseif id == ItemId[2] and ItemId[2]!=0 then
                   set Item[j] = UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
                   set j = j+1
                   set ItemId[2]=0
            elseif id == ItemId[3] and ItemId[3]!=0 then
                   set Item[j] = UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
                   set j = j+1
                   set ItemId[3]=0
            elseif id == ItemId[4] and ItemId[4]!=0 then
                   set Item[j]= UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
                   set j=j+1
                   set ItemId[4]=0
            elseif id == ItemId[5] and ItemId[5]!=0 then
                   set Item[j] = UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
                   set j=j+1
                   set ItemId[5]=0
            elseif id == ItemId[6] and ItemId[6]!=0 then
                   set Item[j] = UnitItemInSlot(hero, i)
                   set j=j+1
                   set ItemId[6]=0
            endif

  5. Singular instead of plural names on array variables is a failure:
    JASS:
        local integer array ItemId
        local item array Item

  6. Using UnitInventorySize to reduce iteration count in the event of a unit with less than 6 inventory slots would be nice.

  7. JASS:
        set i = 1
        loop
            exitwhen i>count
            if Item[i]==null then
                return
            endif
            set i = i+1
        endloop
    .. Isn't this what j is for?
    JASS:
    if j != count then
        return
    endif

  8. The repeated calls to UnitItemInSlot(hero, i) should be optimized out with an item type local.

  9. As I have mentioned, this function should return a boolean depending on weather the recipe succeeded or not. That would allow removal of special effect code from the function, without removing the possibility of the functionality.
 
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