Snippet DamageType

Dirac

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JASS:
library DamageType /* v1.0.1

*/uses/*
*/  Damage  /* thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php/168144-Damage-Struct

A useful tool for creating custom damage types.

***********************************************************************
*
*   function UnitDamageTargetEx takes unit source, unit target, real amount, 
*   integer damageType, boolean considerArmor returns nothing
*       -   Deals custom type damage, will fire functions registered to
*       -   it.
*
***********************************************************************
*
*   struct DamageType
*
*       -   Creates custom damage types that are evaluated only when
*       -   dealt through the UnitDamageTargetEx function.
*
*       static method create takes nothing returns DamageType
*           -   Creates a new damage type.
*       method register takes code func returns triggercondition
*           -   Registers the function to the damage type.
*       method unregister takes triggercondition whichCondition returns nothing
*           -   Unregisters the function from the damage type.
*
***********************************************************************
    
This needs to be a textmacro in order to keep the encapsulation correct
and private within the Damage library. Consider this textmacro private.

**********************************************************************/

//! textmacro DAMAGE_TYPE_EX1
    globals
        private trigger array DamageTypeTrig
        private integer       DamageTypeEvent = 0
    endglobals
    
    //*********************************************************************
    //  This function will make damage dealt pass through the custom damage
    //  type's filter.
    function UnitDamageTargetEx takes unit source, unit target, real amount, integer damageType, boolean considerArmor returns nothing
        local integer prevType=DamageTypeEvent
        set DamageTypeEvent=damageType
        if considerArmor then
            call UnitDamageTarget(source,target,amount,true,false,ATTACK_TYPE_CHAOS,DAMAGE_TYPE_NORMAL,null)
        else
            call UnitDamageTarget(source,target,amount,true,false,ATTACK_TYPE_CHAOS,DAMAGE_TYPE_UNIVERSAL,null)
        endif
        set DamageTypeEvent=prevType
    endfunction
    
    struct DamageType extends array
        private static thistype size = 0
        
        //*********************************************************************
        //  Only the corresponding trigger created for the damage type will be
        //  evaluated once the damage is dealt.
        static method create takes nothing returns thistype
            set size=size+1
            set DamageTypeTrig[size]=CreateTrigger()
            return size
        endmethod
        
        method register takes code func returns triggercondition
            return TriggerAddCondition(DamageTypeTrig[this],Filter(func))
        endmethod
        
        method unregister takes triggercondition whichCondition returns nothing
            call TriggerRemoveCondition(DamageTypeTrig[this],whichCondition)
        endmethod
    endstruct
//! endtextmacro

//! textmacro DAMAGE_TYPE_EX2

    //*********************************************************************
    //  Fires the trigger using the custom damage type as an array index.
    call TriggerEvaluate(DamageTypeTrig[DamageTypeEvent])
//! endtextmacro
endlibrary
 

Bribe

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I imagine the importing instructions require the user to delete Jesus4Lyf's UDTEx, and implement these textmacros instead.

Why not have the importing instructions already documented?
 

Dirac

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I'll add implementation instructions to the main library explaining why you should remove J4L's Damage from your map
 
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