library AutoIndex
//===========================================================================
// Information:
//==============
//
// AutoIndex is a very simple script to utilize. Just call GetUnitId(unit)
// to get get the unique value assigned to a particular unit. The GetUnitId
// function is extremely fast because it inlines directly to a GetUnitUserData
// call. AutoIndex automatically assigns an ID to each unit as it enters the
// map, and instantly frees that ID as the unit leaves the map. Detection of
// leaving units is accomplished in constant time without a periodic scan.
//
// AutoIndex uses UnitUserData by default. If something else in your map
// would conflict with that, you can set the UseUnitUserData configuration
// constant to false, and a hashtable will be used instead. Note that hash-
// tables are about 60% slower.
//
// If you turn on debug mode, AutoIndex will be able to display several
// helpful error messages. The following issues will be detected:
// -Passing a removed or decayed unit to GetUnitId
// -Code outside of AutoIndex has overwritten a unit's UserData value.
// -GetUnitId was used on a filtered unit (a unit you don't want indexed).
//
// AutoIndex provides events upon indexing or deindexing units. This
// effectively allows you to notice when units enter or leave the game. Also
// included are the AutoData, AutoCreate, and AutoDestroy modules, which allow
// you to fully utilize AutoIndex's enter/leave detection capabilities in
// conjunction with your structs.
//
//===========================================================================
// How to install AutoIndex:
//===========================
//
// 1.) Copy and paste this script into your map.
// 2.) Save it to allow the ObjectMerger macro to generate the "Leave Detect"
// ability for you. Close and re-open the map. After that, disable the macro
// to prevent the delay while saving.
//
//===========================================================================
// How to use AutoIndex:
//=======================
//
// So you can get a unique integer for each unit, but how do you use that to
// attach data to a unit? GetUnitId will always return a number in the range of
// 1-8190. This means it can be used as an array index, as demonstrated below:
/*
globals
integer array IntegerData
real array RealData
SomeStruct array SomeStructData
englobals
function Example takes nothing returns nothing
local unit u = CreateUnit(Player(0), 'hpea', 0., 0., 0.)
local integer id = GetUnitId(u)
//You now have a unique index for the unit, so you can
//attach or retrieve data about the unit using arrays.
set IntegerData[id] = 5
set RealData[id] = 25.0
set SomeStructData[id] = SomeStruct.create()
//If you have access to the same unit in another function, you can
//retrieve the data by using GetUnitId() and reading the arrays.
endfunction
*/
// The UnitFilter function in the configuration section is provided so that
// you can make AutoIndex completely ignore certain unit-types. Ignored units
// won't be indexed or fire indexed/deindexed events. You may want to filter out
// dummy casters or system-private units, especially ones that use UnitUserData
// internally. xe dummy units are automatically filtered.
//
//===========================================================================
// How to use OnUnitIndexed / OnUnitDeindexed:
//=============================================
//
// AutoIndex will fire the OnUnitIndexed event when a unit enters the map,
// and the OnUnitDeindexed event when a unit leaves the map. Functions used
// as events must take a unit and return nothing. An example is given below:
/*
function UnitEntersMap takes unit u returns nothing
call BJDebugMsg(GetUnitName(u)+" with ID "+I2S(GetUnitId(u))+" entered the map.")
endfunction //Using GetUnitId() during Indexed events works fine...
function UnitLeavesMap takes unit u returns nothing
call BJDebugMsg(GetUnitName(u)+" with ID "+I2S(GetUnitId(u))+" left the map.")
endfunction //So does using GetUnitId() during Deindexed events.
function Init takes nothing returns nothing
call OnUnitIndexed(UnitEntersMap)
call OnUnitDeindexed(UnitLeavesMap)
endfunction
*/
// If you call OnUnitIndexed during map initialization, every existing
// unit will be considered as entering the map. This saves you from the need
// to manually enumerate preplaced units (or units created by initialization
// code that ran before OnUnitIndexed was called).
//
// OnUnitDeindexed runs while a unit still exists, which means you can
// still do things such as destroy special effects attached to the unit.
// The unit will cease to exist immediately after the event is over.
//
//===========================================================================
// AutoIndex API:
//================
//
// GetUnitId(unit) -> integer
// This function returns a unique ID in the range of 1-8190 for the
// specified unit. Returns 0 if a null unit was passed. This function
// inlines directly to GetUnitUserData or LoadInteger if debug mode
// is disabled. If debug mode is enabled, this function will print
// an error message when passed a decayed or filtered unit.
//
// IsUnitIndexed(unit) -> boolean
// This function returns a boolean indicating whether the specified
// unit has been indexed. The only time this will return false is
// for units you have filtered using the UnitFilter function, or
// for xe dummy units. You can use this function to easily detect
// dummy units and avoid performing certain actions on them.
//
// OnUnitIndexed(IndexFunc)
// This function accepts an IndexFunc, which must take a unit and
// return nothing. The IndexFunc will be fired instantly whenever
// a unit enters the map. You may use GetUnitId on the unit. When
// you call this function during map initialization, every existing
// unit will be considered as entering the map.
//
// OnUnitDeindexed(IndexFunc)
// Same as above, but runs whenever a unit is leaving the map. When
// this event runs, the unit still exists, but it will cease to exist
// as soon as the event ends. You may use GetUnitId on the unit.
//
//===========================================================================
// How to use AutoData:
//======================
//
// The AutoData module allows you to associate one or more instances
// of the implementing struct with units, as well as iterate through all
// of the instances associated with each unit.
//
// This association is accomplished through the "me" instance member,
// which the module will place in the implementing struct. Whichever unit
// you assign to "me" becomes the owner of that instance. You may change
// ownership by reassigning "me" to another unit at any time, or you may
// make the instance unowned by assigning "me" to null.
//
// AutoData implements the static method operator [] in your struct
// to allow you to access instances from their owning units. For example,
// you may type: local StructName s = StructName[u]. If u has been set
// to own an instance of StructName, s will be set to that instance.
//
// So, what happens if you assign the same owning unit to multiple
// instances? You may use 2D array syntax to access instances assigned to
// the same unit: local StructName s = StructName[u][n], where u is the
// owning unit, and n is the index beginning with 0 for each unit. You
// can access the size of a unit's instance list (i.e. the number of
// instances belonging to the unit) by using the .size instance member.
/*
struct Example
implement AutoData
static method create takes unit u returns Example
local Example this = allocate()
set me = u //Assigning the "me" member from AutoData.
return this
endmethod
endstruct
function Test takes nothing returns nothing
local unit u = CreateUnit(Player(0), 'hpea', 0., 0., 0.)
local Example e1 = Example.create(u)
local Example e2 = Example.create(u)
local Example e3 = Example.create(u)
local Example e
call BJDebugMsg(I2S(Example[u].size)) //Prints 3 because u owns e1, e2, and e3.
set e = Example[u][GetRandomInt(0, Example[u].size - 1)] //Random instance belonging to u.
set e = Example[u] //This is the fastest way to iterate the instances belonging
loop //to a specific unit, starting with the first instance.
exitwhen e == 0 //e will be assigned to 0 when no instances remain.
call BJDebugMsg(I2S(e)) //Prints the values of e1, e2, e3.
set e = e[e.index + 1] //"e.index" refers to the e's position in u's instance list.
endloop //Thus, index + 1 is next, and index - 1 is previous.
endfunction //This trick allows you to avoid a local counter.
*/
// AutoData restrictions:
// -You may not implement AutoData in any struct which has already
// declared static or non-static method operator [].
// -AutoData will conflict with anything named "me", "size", or
// "index" in the implementing struct.
// -AutoData may not be implemented in structs that extend array.
// -You may not declare your own destroy method. (This restriction
// can be dropped as soon as JassHelper supports module onDestroy).
//
// AutoData information:
// -You do not need to null the "me" member when destroying an
// instance. That is done for you automatically during destroy().
// (But if you use deallocate(), you must null "me" manually.)
// -StructName[u] and StructName[u][0] refer to the same instance,
// which is the first instance that was associated with unit u.
// -StructName[u][StructName[u].size - 1] refers to the instance that
// was most recently associated with unit u.
// -Instances keep their relative order in the list when one is removed.
//
//===========================================================================
// How to use AutoCreate:
//=======================
//
// The AutoCreate module allows you to automatically create instances
// of the implementing struct for units as they enter the game. AutoCreate
// automatically implements AutoData into your struct. Any time an instance
// is automatically created for a unit, that instance's "me" member will be
// assigned to the entering unit.
//
// AutoCreate restrictions:
// -All of the same restrictions as AutoData.
// -If your struct's allocate() method takes parameters (i.e. the parent
// type's create method takes parameters), you must declare a create
// method and pass those extra parameters to allocate yourself.
//
// AutoCreate information:
// -You may optionally declare the createFilter method, which specifies
// which units should recieve an instance as they enter the game. If
// you do not declare it, all entering units will recieve an instance.
// -You may optionally declare the onCreate method, which will run when
// AutoCreate automatically creates an instance. (This is just a stand-
// in until JassHelper supports the onCreate method.)
// -You may declare your own create method, but it must take a single
// unit parameter (the entering unit) if you do so.
/*
struct Example
private static method createFilter takes unit u returns boolean
return GetUnitTypeId(u) == 'hfoo' //Created only for Footmen.
endmethod
private method onCreate takes nothing returns nothing
call BJDebugMsg(GetUnitName(me)+" entered the game!")
endmethod
implement AutoCreate
endstruct
*/
//===========================================================================
// How to use AutoDestroy:
//=========================
//
// The AutoDestroy module allows you to automatically destroy instances
// of the implementing struct when their "me" unit leaves the game. AutoDestroy
// automatically implements AutoData into your struct. You must assign a unit
// to the "me" member of an instance for this module to have any effect.
//
// AutoDestroy restrictions:
// -All of the same restrictions as AutoData.
//
// AutoDestroy information:
// -If you also implement AutoCreate in the same struct, remember that it
// assigns the "me" unit automatically. That means you can have fully
// automatic creation and destruction.
/*
struct Example
static method create takes unit u returns Example
local Example this = allocate()
set me = u //You should assign a unit to "me",
return this //otherwise AutoDestroy does nothing.
endmethod //Not necessary if using AutoCreate.
private method onDestroy takes nothing returns nothing
call BJDebugMsg(GetUnitName(me)+" left the game!")
endmethod
implement AutoDestroy
endstruct
*/
//===========================================================================
// Configuration:
//================
//! external ObjectMerger w3a Adef lvdt anam "Leave Detect" aart "" arac 0
//Save your map with this Object Merger call enabled, then close and reopen your
//map. Disable it by removing the exclamation to remove the delay while saving.
globals
private constant integer LeaveDetectAbilityID =
'lvdt' //This rawcode must match the parameter after "Adef" in the
//ObjectMerger macro above. You may change both if you want.
private constant boolean UseUnitUserData =
true //If this is set to true, UnitUserData will be used. You should only set
//this to false if something else in your map already uses UnitUserData.
//A hashtable will be used instead, but it is about 60% slower.
private constant boolean SafeMode =
true //This is set to true by default so that GetUnitId() will ALWAYS work.
//If if this is set to false, GetUnitId() may fail to work in a very
//rare circumstance: creating a unit that has a default-on autocast
//ability, and using GetUnitId() on that unit as it enters the game,
//within a trigger that detects any order. Set this to false for a
//performance boost only if you think you can avoid this issue.
private constant boolean AutoDataFastMode =
true //If this is set to true, AutoData will utilize one hashtable per time
//it is implemented. If this is set to false, all AutoDatas will share
//a single hashtable, but iterating through the instances belonging to
//a unit will become about 12.5% slower. Your map will break if you
//use more than 255 hashtables simultaneously. Only set this to false
//if you suspect you will run out of hashtable instances.
endglobals
private function UnitFilter
takes unit u
returns boolean return true
endfunction
//Make this function return false for any unit-types you want to ignore.
//Ignored units won't be indexed or fire OnUnitIndexed/OnUnitDeindexed
//events. The unit parameter "u" to refers to the unit being filtered.
//Do not filter out xe dummy units; they are automatically filtered.
//===========================================================================
// AutoData / AutoCreate / AutoDestroy modules:
//==============================================
function interface AutoCreator
takes unit u
returns nothing function interface AutoDestroyer
takes unit u
returns nothing
globals
hashtable AutoData =
null //If AutoDataFastMode is disabled, this hashtable will be endglobals //initialized and shared between all AutoData implementations.
module AutoData
private static thistype array data
private static integer array listsize
private static key typeid //Good thing keys exist to identify each implementing struct.
readonly integer index
//The user can avoid using a local counter because this is accessable.
static method operator []
takes unit u
returns thistype return data[GetUnitId(u)]
endmethod //This is as fast as retrieving an instance from a unit gets.
method operator []
takes integer index
returns thistype static if AutoDataFastMode then //If fast mode is enabled...
else //Each instance has its own hashtable to associate unit and index.
endif //Otherwise, simulate a 3D array associating unit, struct-type ID, and index.
endmethod //Somehow, this version is 12.5% slower just because of the math.
private method setIndex
takes integer index,
thistype data
returns nothing static if AutoDataFastMode then //Too bad you can't have a module-private operator []=.
else
call SaveInteger(AutoData, id, index*8190+typeid, data)
endif
endmethod
private method remove takes nothing returns nothing
if meunit == null then //If the struct doesn't have an owner...
return //Nothing needs to be done.
endif
loop
exitwhen index == listsize[id] //The last value gets overwritten by 0.
call setIndex(index, this[index + 1]) //Shift each element down by one.
set this[index].index = index //Update the shifted instance's index.
set index = index + 1
endloop
set listsize[id] = listsize[id] - 1
set data[id] = this[0] //Ensure thistype[u] returns the same value as thistype[u][0].
set meunit = null
endmethod
private method add
takes unit u
returns nothing if meunit != null then //If the struct has an owner...
call remove() //remove it first.
endif
set meunit = u
set id = GetUnitId(u) //Cache GetUnitId for slight performance boost.
if data[id] == 0 then //If this is the first instance for this unit...
set data[id] = this //Update the value that thistype[u] returns.
endif
set index = listsize[id] //Remember the index for removal.
call setIndex(index, this) //Add to the array.
set listsize[id] = index + 1
endmethod
method operator me
takes nothing returns unit return meunit
endmethod
method operator me=
takes unit u
returns nothing if u != null then //If assigning "me" a non-null value...
call add(u) //Add this instance to that unit's array.
else //If assigning "me" a null value...
call remove() //Remove this instance from that unit's array.
endif
endmethod
method operator size
takes nothing returns integer return listsize[id]
endmethod
method destroy takes nothing returns nothing
call deallocate()
call remove() //This makes removal automatic when an instance is destroyed.
endmethod
private static method onInit takes nothing returns nothing
static if AutoDataFastMode then //If fast mode is enabled...
set ht =
InitHashtable()
//Initialize one hashtable per instance. else //If fast mode is disabled...
if AutoData == null then //If the hashtable hasn't been initialized yet...
set AutoData =
InitHashtable()
//Initialize the shared hashtable. endif
endif
endmethod
endmodule
module AutoCreate
implement AutoData //AutoData is necessary for AutoCreate.
private static method creator
takes unit u
returns nothing local thistype this
local boolean b =
true //Assume that the instance will be created. static if thistype.createFilter.exists then //If createFilter exists...
set b = createFilter(u) //evaluate it and update b.
endif
if b then //If the instance should be created...
static if thistype.create.exists then //If the create method exists...
set this = create(u) //Create the instance, passing the entering unit.
else //If the create method doesn't exist...
set this = allocate() //Just allocate the instance.
endif
set me = u //Assign the instance's owner as the entering unit.
static if thistype.onCreate.exists then //If onCreate exists...
call onCreate() //Call it, because JassHelper should do this anyway.
endif
endif
endmethod
private static method onInit takes nothing returns nothing
call AutoIndex.addAutoCreate(thistype.creator)
endmethod //During module initialization, pass the creator function to AutoIndex.
endmodule
module AutoDestroy
implement AutoData //AutoData is necessary for AutoDestroy.
static method destroyer
takes unit u
returns nothing loop
exitwhen thistype[u] == 0
call thistype[u].destroy()
endloop
endmethod //Destroy each instance owned by the unit until none are left.
private static method onInit takes nothing returns nothing
call AutoIndex.addAutoDestroy(thistype.destroyer)
endmethod //During module initialization, pass the destroyer function to AutoIndex.
endmodule
//===========================================================================
// AutoIndex struct:
//===================
function interface IndexFunc
takes unit u
returns nothing
private keyword getIndex
private keyword getIndexDebug
private keyword isUnitIndexed
private keyword onUnitIndexed
private keyword onUnitDeindexed
struct AutoIndex
private static boolean array summoned
private static boolean array animated
private static boolean array nodecay
private static boolean array removing
private static IndexFunc array indexfuncs
private static integer indexfuncs_n = -1
private static IndexFunc array deindexfuncs
private static integer deindexfuncs_n = -1
private static IndexFunc indexfunc
private static AutoCreator array creators
private static integer creators_n = -1
private static AutoDestroyer array destroyers
private static integer destroyers_n = -1
private static unit array allowdecayunit
private static integer allowdecay_n = -1
private static boolean duringinit =
true private static boolean array altered
private static unit array idunit
//===========================================================================
static if UseUnitUserData then
else
endif
endmethod //Resolves to an inlinable one-liner after the static if.
static method getIndexDebug
takes unit u
returns integer if u == null then
return 0
call BJDebugMsg(
"AutoIndex error: Removed or decayed unit passed to GetUnitId.")
endif
return getIndex(u)
endmethod //If debug mode is enabled, use the getIndex method that shows errors.
private static method setIndex
takes unit u,
integer index
returns nothing static if UseUnitUserData then
else
endif
endmethod //Resolves to an inlinable one-liner after the static if.
static method isUnitIndexed
takes unit u
returns boolean return u != null and idunit[getIndex(u)] == u
endmethod
static method isUnitAnimateDead
takes unit u
returns boolean return animated[getIndex(u)]
endmethod //Don't use this; use IsUnitAnimateDead from AutoEvents instead.
//===========================================================================
private static method onUnitIndexed_sub takes nothing returns nothing
endmethod
static method onUnitIndexed takes IndexFunc func returns nothing
set indexfuncs_n = indexfuncs_n + 1
set indexfuncs[indexfuncs_n] = func
if duringinit then //During initialization, evaluate the indexfunc for every preplaced unit.
set indexfunc = func
call ForGroup(preplaced,
function AutoIndex.onUnitIndexed_sub)
endif
endmethod
static method onUnitDeindexed takes IndexFunc func returns nothing
set deindexfuncs_n = deindexfuncs_n + 1
set deindexfuncs[deindexfuncs_n] = func
endmethod
static method addAutoCreate takes AutoCreator func returns nothing
set creators_n = creators_n + 1
set creators[creators_n] = func
endmethod
static method addAutoDestroy takes AutoDestroyer func returns nothing
set destroyers_n = destroyers_n + 1
set destroyers[destroyers_n] = func
endmethod
//===========================================================================
private static method hook_RemoveUnit
takes unit whichUnit
returns nothing set removing[getIndex(whichUnit)] = true
endmethod //Intercepts whenever RemoveUnit is called and sets a flag.
private static method hook_ReplaceUnitBJ
takes unit whichUnit,
integer newUnitId,
integer unitStateMethod
returns nothing set removing[getIndex(whichUnit)] = true
endmethod //Intercepts whenever ReplaceUnitBJ is called and sets a flag.
private static method hook_SetUnitUserData
takes unit whichUnit,
integer data
returns nothing static if UseUnitUserData then
if idunit[getIndex(whichUnit)] == whichUnit then
if getIndex(whichUnit) == data then
call BJDebugMsg(
"AutoIndex error: Code outside AutoIndex attempted to alter "+
GetUnitName(whichUnit)+
"'s index.")
else
if idunit[data] != null then
endif
set altered[data] = true
endif
endif
endif //In debug mode, intercepts whenever SetUnitUserData is used on an indexed unit.
endmethod //Displays an error message if outside code tries to alter a unit's index.
//===========================================================================
private static method allowDecay takes nothing returns nothing
loop
exitwhen n < 0
set nodecay[getIndex(allowdecayunit[n])] = false
set allowdecayunit[n] = null
set n = n - 1
endloop
set allowdecay_n = -1
endmethod //Iterate through all the units in the stack and allow them to decay again.
private static method detectStatus
takes nothing returns boolean
if idunit[index] == u then //Ignore non-indexed units.
if dead[index] then //The unit was dead, but now it's alive.
set dead[index] = false //The unit has been resurrected.
//! runtextmacro optional RunAutoEvent("Resurrect")
//If AutoEvents is in the map, run the resurrection events.
set summoned[index] = true //If the unit gained the summoned flag,
set animated[index] = true //it's been raised with Animate Dead.
//! runtextmacro optional RunAutoEvent("AnimateDead")
//If AutoEvents is in the map, run the Animate Dead events.
endif
endif
else
if not removing[index] and not dead[index] and not animated[index] then
set dead[index] = true //The unit was alive, but now it's dead.
set nodecay[index] = true //A dead unit can't decay for at least 0. seconds.
set allowdecay_n = allowdecay_n + 1 //Add the unit to a stack. After the timer
set allowdecayunit[allowdecay_n] = u //expires, allow the unit to decay again.
call TimerStart(allowdecay, 0.,
false,
function AutoIndex.allowDecay)
//! runtextmacro optional RunAutoEvent("Death")
//If AutoEvents is in the map, run the Death events.
elseif removing[index] or (dead[index] and not nodecay[index]) or (not dead[index] and animated[index]) then
//If .nodecay was false and the unit is dead and was previously dead, the unit decayed.
//If .animated was true and the unit is dead, the unit died and exploded.
//If .removing was true, the unit is being removed or replaced.
set n = deindexfuncs_n
loop //Run the OnUnitDeindexed events.
exitwhen n < 0
call deindexfuncs[n].evaluate(u)
set n = n - 1
endloop
set n = destroyers_n
loop //Destroy AutoDestroy structs for the leaving unit.
exitwhen n < 0
call destroyers[n].evaluate(u)
set n = n - 1
endloop
call AutoIndex(index).destroy() //Free the index by destroying the AutoIndex struct.
set idunit[index] = null //Null this unit reference to prevent a leak.
endif
endif
endif
set u = null
return false
endmethod
//===========================================================================
private static method unitEntersMap
takes unit u
returns nothing if getIndex(u) != 0 then
return //Don't index a unit that already has an ID.
endif
static if LIBRARY_xebasic then
return //Don't index xe dummy units.
endif
endif
if not UnitFilter(u) then
return //Don't index units that fail the unit filter.
endif
set index = create()
call setIndex(u, index) //Assign an index to the entering unit.
call UnitAddAbility(u, LeaveDetectAbilityID)
//Add the leave detect ability to the entering unit. set animated[index] = false //when a unit leaves the map.
set nodecay[index] = false
set removing[index] = false
debug set altered[index] = false //In debug mode, this flag tracks wheter a unit's index was altered.
set idunit[index] = u //Attach the unit that is supposed to have this index to the index.
if duringinit then //If a unit enters the map during initialization...
call GroupAddUnit(preplaced, u)
//Add the unit to the preplaced units group. This ensures that endif //all units are noticed by OnUnitIndexed during initialization.
loop //Create AutoCreate structs for the entering unit.
exitwhen n > creators_n
call creators[n].evaluate(u)
set n = n + 1
endloop
set n = 0
loop //Run the OnUnitIndexed events.
exitwhen n > indexfuncs_n
call indexfuncs[n].evaluate(u)
set n = n + 1
endloop
endmethod
private static method onIssuedOrder
takes nothing returns boolean static if SafeMode then //If SafeMode is enabled, perform this extra check.
if getIndex(
GetTriggerUnit()) == 0
then //If the unit doesn't already have endif
endif
return GetIssuedOrderId() == 852056
//If the order is Undefend, allow detectStatus to run. endmethod
private static method initEnteringUnit
takes nothing returns boolean return false
endmethod
//===========================================================================
private static method afterInit takes nothing returns nothing
set duringinit = false //Initialization is over; set a flag.
call GroupClear(preplaced)
//The preplaced units group is call DestroyGroup(preplaced)
//no longer needed, so clean it. set preplaced = null
endmethod
private static method onInit takes nothing returns nothing
static if not UseUnitUserData then
set ht =
InitHashtable()
//Only create a hashtable if it will be used. endif
loop
exitwhen i < 0
//Make the LeaveDetect ability unavailable so that it doesn't show up on the command card of every unit.
//Register the "EVENT_PLAYER_UNIT_ISSUED_ORDER" event for each player.
//Enum every non-filtered unit on the map during initialization and assign it a unique
//index. By using GroupEnumUnitsOfPlayer, even units with Locust can be detected.
set i = i - 1
endloop
//The detectStatus method will fire every time a non-filtered unit recieves an undefend order.
//And() is used here to avoid using a trigger action, which starts a new thread and is slower.
//The detectStatus method must also fire when a neutral hostile creep dies, in case it was
//sleeping. Sleeping creeps don't fire undefend orders on non-damaging deaths.
call RegionAddRect(maparea, bounds)
//GetWorldBounds() includes the shaded boundry areas. //The filter function of an EnterRegion trigger runs instantly when a unit is created.
//After any time elapses, perform after-initialization actions.
set g = null
set bounds = null
endmethod
endstruct
//===========================================================================
// User functions:
//=================
static if DEBUG_MODE then //If debug mode is enabled...
return AutoIndex.getIndexDebug(u) //call the debug version of GetUnitId.
else //If debug mode is disabled...
return AutoIndex.getIndex(u) //call the normal, inlinable version.
endif
endfunction
return AutoIndex.isUnitIndexed(u)
endfunction
function OnUnitIndexed takes IndexFunc func returns nothing
call AutoIndex.onUnitIndexed(func)
endfunction
function OnUnitDeindexed takes IndexFunc func returns nothing
call AutoIndex.onUnitDeindexed(func)
endfunction
endlibrary
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