Return timer array value

[Doctor-Pepper]

Is it possible, somehow, to get the array value of the expired timer.
More detail:

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there is 1 timer with 2 arrays:
Timer[1]
Timer[2]

Event

Timer[1] expires
Timer[2] expires

action

set TempInteger to The array value of the expired timer

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Is it possible?

 

[Taur]

This should work

(do a loop 1 to 2, for this example I'll say that the loop var is called 'i')
if (GetExpiredTimer() == Timer) then
<====>
endif

Just because there is no GUI timer comparison doesnt mean that you cant use it in a JASS if statement.

 

[Doctor-Pepper]

Taur, can i plz have more detail. I am not that good with jass, could you plz write everything. From "function XXX takes" ... to custom code in gui.

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edited 20 min later
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Ok, ive found my own, newbie solution, not proud of it, i dont like to work this way, but here it is

• release
  • Events
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[1] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[2] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[3] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[5] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[6] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[7] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[8] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[9] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[10] expires
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • Countdown Timer - Start (Expiring timer) as a One-shot timer that will expire in 999.00 seconds
    • Countdown Timer - Pause (Last started timer)
    • For each (Integer A) from 1 to 10, do (Actions)
      • Loop - Actions
        • If (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
          • If - Conditions
            • (Remaining time for TimerPlayerJail[(Integer A)]) Equal to 999.00
          • Then - Actions
            • Set TempInteger = (Integer A)
          • Else - Actions
    • Countdown Timer - Destroy TWindowJail[TempInteger]

I still prefer to create a proper solution with jass, something like tauri said, but have no idear how

 

[Taur]

• release
  • Events
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[1] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[2] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[3] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[5] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[6] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[7] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[8] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[9] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[10] expires
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • For each (Integer A) from 1 to 10, do (Actions)
      • Loop - Actions
        • Custom script: if ( GetExpiredTimer() == TimerPlayerJail[GetForLoopIndexA()]) ) then
        • Set TempInteger = (Integer A)
        • Custom script: endif

That should do it.

 

[Doctor-Pepper]

When i save the map i get a warning massage: Line 51.. "expected endloop"

i dont think that u can use custom script like this in gui

 

[Dr Super Good]

Taur, learn jass properly before using it to help people. . .

• release
  • Events
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[1] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[2] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[3] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[5] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[6] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[7] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[8] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[9] expires
    • Time - TimerPlayerJail[10] expires
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • For each (Integer A) from 1 to 10, do (Actions)
      • Loop - Actions
        • Custom script: if GetExpiredTimer() == udg_TimerPlayerJail[bj_forLoopAIndex]) then
        • Set TempInteger = (Integer A)
        • Custom script: endif

 

[Taur]

Taur, learn jass properly before using it to help people. .

Okay I forgot a bj_ and a udg_, which does not mean I dont know Jass T.T, I typed that up without looking at WE