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Triggers will execute in the order they are declared, meaning a trigger in the start of the map code will execute before a trigger in the end of the map code. This also applies if both the triggers have the same event. Condiitions will fire in the order they are added to the trigger. And...

Why would you even need to typecast with the new natives? call SaveUnitHandle(...) call LoadUnitHandle(...)

GetUnitId() GetUnitTypeId(...)

The first one is relatively simple: Cant touch this onLearn Events Unit - A unit Learns a skill Conditions (Learned Hero Skill) Equal to to *Some Spell* (Learned skill level) Equal to 1 Actions Trigger - Add to Cant touch this Activate <gen> the event...

Maybe Cargo Hold (Orc Burrow) or Root.

No such event exists, though trackables can do wonders. I do believe that RtC have the event you need, but for the moment RtC is broken.

Function callback shouldn't return a boolean. Neither should act2. I'm amazed that it doesn't crash your editor, it would in the old days. EVENT_PLAYER_HERO_SKILL gives you access to GetLearnedSkillLevel(). Always use GetTriggerUnit() when appliable, in this case GetLearningUnit() ==...

It's been updated to the latest patch, scroll down to Earth-Fury's post. I really just wanted to see the principle.

I would actually also like to see how this is benchmarked.

Static methods can easily be private, it however disables access to the method from outside the struct. local thistype thisshould always be used inside a struct, at least in my opinion. Are you wondering what you should assign as value?

The function you're using also takes another argument, a filter function.

Could you point out where in the code the error is?

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struct main static method onCast_Conditions takes nothing returns boolean return ... endmethod static method onCast takes nothing returns nothing ... endmethod static method onInit takes nothing returns nothing local trigger trig = Create...

I've recently tested it thoroughly, and yes it does create a memory leak.

I don't understand you're question, however:function SetIndex takes integer index, integer value returns nothing set someArray[index] = value endfunction

Does the scope have Init as initializer. Is, as uberfoop mentioned, EventAdder initialized? Can we see the code where EventAdder is declared?

Inline it: call GroupEnum...(G,...) call ForGroup(G,function GroupPickRandomUnitEnum) call KillUnit(bj_groupRandomCurrentPick) *Edit* Oh, that was excactly what you meant.

Your problem is in the StartFunc function, use of uninitialized variable p.

You probably have fixed seeds turned on, to turn it off: Main editor window -> File -> Preferences -> Test Map -> Untick "Use Fixed Random Seed".