What is dynamic indexing? Any tutorial?

[Geshishouhu]

Any tutorial about dynamic indexing? If not, any tutorial about indexing? Thanks a lot.

 

[FUJI]

About dynamic indexing the tutorial is inside of the map ( Hanky's Dynamic Indexing ).
About I'Arr Index this: Things a GUI User Should Know

 

[pOke]

What is it? Hm..I doubt you're truly looking for a technical answer so the gist is you use it for making things MUI.

http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/...9/things-gui-user-should-know-233242/#Section Ch 12 How to Index

Edit: Jake too quick

 

[FUJI]

^ xD.

 

[Geshishouhu]

About dynamic indexing the tutorial is inside of the map ( Hanky's Dynamic Indexing ).
About I'Arr Index this: Things a GUI User Should Know

What is it? Hm..I doubt you're truly looking for a technical answer so the gist is you use it for making things MUI.

http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/...9/things-gui-user-should-know-233242/#Section Ch 12 How to Index

Edit: Jake too quick

Thanks both of you.

 

[defskull]

Long story short: The indexes will be de-index once it has served its purpose (no longer used in the triggers). For example, you have 5 instances currently running, when each of the instances has finished running, the index would be decreased by 1. Compared to the non-dynamic indexing, the programmer didn't care about the increasing value of index - this means that the value would never be de-indexed and it increases as time goes on. This is where Dynamic Indexing takes its advantage, to 'recycle' the used index to assign to the previous index in the triggers involved.

 

[Malhorne]

I don't want to be trouble-some Maker said : http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/...people-should-use-linked-list-instead-236983/

 

[Geshishouhu]

Long story short: The indexes will be de-index once it has served its purpose (no longer used in the triggers). For example, you have 5 instances currently running, when each of the instances has finished running, the index would be decreased by 1. Compared to the non-dynamic indexing, the programmer didn't care about the increasing value of index - this means that the value would never be de-indexed and it increases as time goes on. This is where Dynamic Indexing takes its advantage, to 'recycle' the used index to assign to the previous index in the triggers involved.

Thanks for the reply, but I still don't quite get the idea.... Why is recycling a used index better than just increasing the value of index?

 

[Malhorne]

Because there is a limit in JASS array
Array have a size of 8192

 

[Geshishouhu]

Because there is a limit in JASS array
Array have a size of 8192

Oh, i got it... Thanks a lot.

 

[deathismyfriend]

To clarify the size of 8192 are from indexes 0 to 8191 but there is a problem with index 8191 and it should not be used. Also as said above the main problem is not that the indexes will hit the array limit but rather that the indexes will hit the op-limit. Both are a huge problem tho. You should look at my tutorial things a GUIer should know.

 

[Geshishouhu]

To clarify the size of 8192 are from indexes 0 to 8191 but there is a problem with index 8191 and it should not be used. Also as said above the main problem is not that the indexes will hit the array limit but rather that the indexes will hit the op-limit. Both are a huge problem tho. You should look at my tutorial things a GUIer should know.

Yeah, I have read your tutorial and its really useful.
BTW: do you know any good vJass tutorial?

 

[FUJI]

There are so many tutorials in here !
This is the good tutorial that I link for you ^^. But you must need some knowledge about JASS>
vJASS Practice Session 1

 

[Geshishouhu]

There are so many tutorials in here !
This is the good tutorial that I link for you ^^. But you must need some knowledge about JASS>
vJASS Practice Session 1

Thanks and I have already read that tutorial,
I need more, LOL. That one does not introduce "method" and other things that I really wanna understand.

 

[FUJI]

methods are like functions in JASS. Methods must be use inside the structs.
Ok xD! I add the this link: [vJASS] Structs for Beginners I'm learned a lot in here about vJASS Structs,

 

[Geshishouhu]

methods are like functions in JASS. Methods must be use inside the structs.
Ok xD! I add the this link: [vJASS] Structs for Beginners I'm learned a lot in here about vJASS Structs,

Thanks a lot! +Rep!