What I'm wondering is why (Matching Player) did not work, since when converted to JASS it looks fine. GetFilterPlayer() is in the proper position in the condition, and is created since the condition is a <boolexpr>. The JASS would look like this:
JASS:
function Trig_Name_Conditions takes nothing returns boolean
local player filter = GetFilterPlayer()
local boolean ret = false
if (filter == GetOwningPlayer(<unit>)) then
set ret = true
endif
set filter = null
return ret
endfunction
I modified what I would do a bit to make it a bit more clear, but wouldn't GetFilterPlayer() refer to the same player as GetTriggerPlayer()?
Consider this code:
JASS:
...
call ForceEnumPlayers( <force>, Condition(<code>) )
...
The condition would use a function "GetFilterUnit()" to refer to the picked player. In the code that would apply to THIS case:
JASS:
...
call TriggerAddCondition( <trigger>, Condition(<code>) )
...
Shouldn't it use the same GetFilterPlayer() that the other function uses? Xlightscreen caught something else though that Corey uses the event Player 1- and then runs a condition to make sure its Player 1... why??
