code variables save methods? +rep for help

[GFreak45]

would this compile and work just like using [ljass]local code c = function SomeFunction[/ljass]?

struct MyStruct
    method SomeMethod takes nothing returns nothing
    endmethod

    method OtherMethod takes nothing returns nothing
        local code c = method SomeMethod //would this work correctly?
    endmethod
endstruct

function MyFunc takes nothing returns nothing
    local code c = method MyStruct.SomeMethod //would this also work correctly?
endfunction

also, would [ljass]call TriggerAddCondition(trigger, Filter(c))[/ljass] work if c is a code variable with a method saved?

 

[Laiev]

struct MyStruct
    static method SomeMethod takes nothing returns nothing
    endmethod

    method OtherMethod takes nothing returns nothing
        local code c = function thistype.SomeMethod() //this work
    endmethod
endstruct

function MyFunc takes nothing returns nothing
    local code c = function MyStruct.SomeMethod() //this work
endfunction

And yes for your question about [ljass]TriggerAddCondition[/ljass].

 

[GFreak45]

thanks again laiev +rep

 

[Sgqvur]

@Laiev: you might want to test thing out before replying/posting:

In vJass the only way (I know of and my jassheleper version supports) of assigning methods to code variables is if the methods are static, take no arguments and the function keyword is used and the struct's name is used with the method, like this:

struct MyStruct
    static method SomeMethod takes nothing returns nothing
    endmethod

    method OtherMethod takes nothing returns nothing
        local code c = function MyStruct.SomeMethod
    endmethod
endstruct

function MyFunc takes nothing returns nothing
    local code c = function MyStruct.SomeMethod
endfunction

 

[luorax]

http://www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php/140836-SpellStruct

thistype.startTimer(method, period)
thistype.stopTimer(method)

They do work perfectly with non-static methods (however it uses function interfaces)

 

[GFreak45]

good to know both of u (luorax and sgqvur)
i was wondering primarily if i could create triggers in structs using just methods, didnt want to put a function above my struct in the library, im sure it would look terribly unorganized having my core actions there

i will keep this in mind when referencing code variables, does this count the same for normal functions? (no arguments)

 

[PurgeandFire]

good to know both of u (luorax and sgqvur)
i was wondering primarily if i could create triggers in structs using just methods, didnt want to put a function above my struct in the library, im sure it would look terribly unorganized having my core actions there

Yeah you can use methods for them (preferably static) as the above posters said.

i will keep this in mind when referencing code variables, does this count the same for normal functions? (no arguments)

Yes this applies for normal functions.