What do these natives do?

[Weep]

Perusing the APIs on the wiki, I came across these:

native IssueInstantPointOrder       takes unit whichUnit, string order, real x, real y, widget instantTargetWidget returns boolean
native IssueInstantPointOrderById   takes unit whichUnit, integer order, real x, real y, widget instantTargetWidget returns boolean
native IssueInstantTargetOrder      takes unit whichUnit, string order, widget targetWidget, widget instantTargetWidget returns boolean
native IssueInstantTargetOrderById  takes unit whichUnit, integer order, widget targetWidget, widget instantTargetWidget returns boolean

There's little-to-no info about them findable with Google.

Does anyone know anything about them?

 

[Lightstalker]

The issue an instant order to a unit. The first two, an instant order targeting a point (e.g. move). The last two, a target (e.g. attack).

 

[Weep]

What makes them different from their non-instant counterparts (IssuePointOrder, IssuePointOrderById, IssueTargetOrder, IssueTargetOrderById), and what is the extra widget argument for?

 

[Komaqtion]

Ok, might be a useless post, but...
This differs from the other "IssueOrder" natives, because it seems to also take a widget, but for what I don't know :S

native IssueInstantPointOrder takes unit whichUnit, string order, real x, real y, widget instantTargetWidget returns boolean

 

[jwallstone]

These natives have terribly confusing names, but I've heard that they are for manipulating items. I.e. Give this item (one widget argument) to this unit (another widget argument) or drop it at this point. I don't know which argument is the item and which is the target unit though.

I'm not sure why they are different from the UnitDropItemPoint and UnitDropItemTarget though.

Edit: A quick search reveals more info:
http://www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=130914

 

[Viikuna]

Yep, they are used to order units to do something with items. At least that IssueInstantTargetOrder is used to order unit to give item to some other unit.

 

[Tyrande_ma3x]

I think these functions also have something to do with training units like in Barracks, etc. Not sure though.

 

[Weep]

Confusing. I suppose I shall ignore them, then.