[Triggers] Using a variable as a trigger

[Juxtapoz]

Hey guys, I'm trying to use a trigger variable and running into some problems.
The script goes something like this:

//globals
Trigger[999] test;
//end globals
void killUnits(unit u, unit u2)
{
    UnitKill(u);
}
void Test(unit u, unit u2)
{
   TriggerExecute(test[1],false,false);
}
void Init()
{
   unit u = CreateUnit();
   unit u2 = CreateUnit();
   test[1] = CreateTrigger("killUnits");
}

It errors when TriggerExecute() attempts to run. It gives the error that "killUnits" does not exist. Any help on how to call functions like this and have the correct variables?
All help appreciated!

 

[Dr Super Good]

killUnits is not a valid trigger function.

A valid trigger function looks like this

//  bool TriggerFunc (bool testConditions, bool runActions) {
//      if (testConditions) {
//          if (<conditions fail>) {
//              return false;
//          }
//      }
//
//      if (!runActions) {
//          return true;
//      }
//   
//      <do actions>
//      return true;
//  }

It must take 2 booleans and return a boolean.
It cannot take 2 units and return a void.

If you want to use a trigger function as a means of dynamic code or to create new threads, you will need to pass the arguments to it via global variables. This is how the GUI Action Defination set to start a new thread works.