Skip Remaining Actions?

[svpforever]

Hi, I just want to ask how does it works exactly?

 

[KILLCIDE]

Exactly what it says. The trigger immediately stops and does none of the remaining actions below.

 

[svpforever]

oh, because I thought if it uses in a if/then/else then it only skips actions within if/then/else...

 

[KILLCIDE]

Skip Remaining Actions is just a return statement. If you know anything about programming, a return statement breaks out of the function.

With that in mind, I believe using "Skip Remaining Actions" in GUI functions that are actually seperate functions in itself (ex: unit group loop), it will just break out of the unit group loop and continue the actions below instead of breaking out of the function.

 

[Jampion]

With that in mind, I believe using "Skip Remaining Actions" in GUI functions that are actually seperate functions in itself (ex: unit group loop), it will just break out of the unit group loop and continue the actions below instead of breaking out of the function.

The functions inside the unit-group are called multiple times, so a return (skip remaining actions) will not break out of the unit group loop, but only stop the function in which it is called, so it will only stop the unit group actions for one unit and continue with the next unit.

 

[KILLCIDE]

Ahh right, I forgot an extra function is made for the callback.