EXTREMELY IMPORTANT

Liquid Nitrogen wrote:

No me

yea you

for a in range(3): print s

nitro u make the simplest sentence turn into like a freaken ap english honors sentence.

r := 1 := (Free := !Free) ? Msg("You are free") : Msg("You are enslaved")

wtf

stfu

yeaa go nitro!

wait.. was that intended to me or him?

'Twas intended for Mr. "I know some weirdly syntaxed language, blah blah blah."

Weirdly syntaxed? At least it's not JASS.

Anyway, that was just an example of a ternary operator, a rare syntactical anomaly in the AHK world.

Otherwise known as weirdly syntaxed phrasing. Bah, programming is for n00bs.

hm.. now ciphs in this lol

Demo wrote:

Weirdly syntaxed? At least it's not JASS.

*shudders*

JASS's syntax, I can mostly agree with. I think it's pretty logical.

JASS's incompetent... lots-of-things, though, things that make it impossible to do simple things like pass triggers arguments or pass "for" statements arguments, THAT I can hate with a passion.

I guess I should have taken more then first year Java.

We're not arguing logical syntax here. AHK syntax is very logical. What I'm arguing is that it's incredibly inefficient. So many of the drawn-out aspects of JASS could be shortened with a simple pare of brackets or something.

And I agree with you on the passing for arguments, but what do you mean you can't pass trigger arguments? Theoretically, as long as your past trigger is denoted prior to the current, shouldn't it be able to register functions since, when it compiles, it's all built in order anyway? Or is that just my utopic bullshit?

Example of being unable to pass a function arguments:

I want to make a trigger. It looks like this.

Code:

Events
    A unit Enters (Playable map area)
Conditions
Actions
    <Create a trigger for that unit that will add any unit coming within 300 of the nearby unit to an array of unit groups, using the triggering unit's custom value as an index.>

That is impossible to do. I would like to be able to say
call TriggerAddAction(t, function TriggerActions(GetTriggerUnit()))

But I can't, because you can't pass arguments to a trigger. The closest you could get would be to make a bazillion sets of trigger actions and hope that there are only a bazillion units in play at once.

It's not funny if you try to use JASS.

I only knew C++

Past tense?

It's been 2 years, the only part I really remember is

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