Would this make sense?

[Insane!]

local unit TehUnit[1] = GetTriggerUnit()
local unit TehUnit[2] = GetTriggerUnit()
local unit TehUnit[3] = GetTriggerUnit()
local unit TehUnit[4] = GetTriggerUnit()
local unit TehUnit[5] = GetTriggerUnit()
local unit TehUnit[6] = GetTriggerUnit()

Honesly I dont know if this would make sense.
I didnt test it, but i dont want to make a variable for each unit

 

[trb92]

No, that's not how you declare arrays. To do what you want, you would type this out.

local unit array TehUnit
local integer i = 0
loop
exitwhen i>6
set TehUnit<i> = GetTriggerUnit()
endloop</i>

Since in Jass arrays start at 0, this will set it to index 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, which is still 6 array indexes set to GetTriggerUnit() (Whyever you want this, that's how you'd do it).

 

[PurgeandFire]

You don't have to put the array index size.

You can just have:

    local unit array TehUnit

If you want...

Just make sure you don't declare your variables directly.

I suggest you read Daelin's tut, it explains a lot of basics needed to know.

 

[Joker(Div)]

Why do you need 6 variables for GetTriggerUnit() Anyway? The native will always return the same unit. Giving it 6 instances is pointless.

 

[PurgeandFire]

Why do you need 6 variables for GetTriggerUnit() Anyway? The native will always return the same unit. Giving it 6 instances is pointless.

I think he just wanted to clarify how to use and create local array variables.

So he used that as an example.

 

[SFilip]

> You don't have to put the array index size.
To be more precise - you mustn't, otherwise it's a syntax error. Jass arrays don't have a size.

 

[trb92]

> You don't have to put the array index size.
To be more precise - you mustn't, otherwise it's a syntax error. Jass arrays don't have a size.

Oh, well... My mistake, never actually used a local array, thought I knew how to though.

 

[Insane!]

local unit array TehUnit
local integer i = 0
loop
<b>exitwhen i&gt;6</b>
set TehUnit<i> = GetTriggerUnit()
endloop</i>

what does the ">" do?

 

[PurgeandFire]

3rd Grade math, it means "greater than" =P

 

[Insane!]

Ohh sorry???

EDIT

local integer i = 0

sorry for me being a noob, but does this set it to zero?

 

[Joker(Div)]

Try taking a wild guess...JASS isn't rocket science. You're trying too hard.

 

[PurgeandFire]

Yes.