vJass: can I ExecuteFunc a static method that takes nothing? what's the funcname?

jo. title says it =)

Also, I'm having some trouble with the struct array size limit. Is there a not-too-hard way around it?

err? why would you need to ExecuteFunc a static method? use .evaluate() or .execute()

as for the array limit, use more then 1 array... but 8191 is a high enogh limit for most things..

You could just stop needing so much instances, really.

Stop needing so much instances? I have a Unit struct that carries an array of Buff Structs and the Buff Struct on itself carries an array of Effect Structs, so I need many instances^^.

what are the difference beetween .evaluate() , .execute() and ExecuteFunc ?

.evaluate returns a boolean, I believe.

.execute is like ExecuteFunc, but faster.

.evaluate for methods does not exist, for functions it allows you to call a function that is declared bellow.

.execute just calls it in another thread.

Notice .execute is slower but allows waits while .evaluate allows you to use a return value.

=o, that I didn't know.

ok Vexorian , but you didn't wrote it in the documentation or i read so badly ?

You read it badly I think.

Use linked lists instead of arrays.

In a soon to come version of jasshelper you are gonna be able to get 8 times more instances at the cost of speed.

You can use function_name.execute() to do the equivalent of ExecuteFunc. If you actually want to use ExecuteFunc directly I believe you use StructureName.FunctionName as the function name. Note that a bug in vJass stops you from using .execute on static methods if they have parameters.


The work-around is to make the method not static and call it using an instance.

Thanks for reporting the bug using the jasshelper thread.

I'll go do that now. I assumed you already knew about it because I made a thread trying to figure out what was going wrong before. You posted in it.