JAUI / JAII (Just Another Unit/Item Indexing)

Fireeye

Date: Wednesday, 2009-07-01, 3:05 PM | Message # 1

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Time for another library biggrin

Well, just like PUI and all those other indexing system...
It's quite short with ~ 80 lines and is easy to use.
Don't know if it is faster than the other systems, but it won't be slower.
However it does NOT have many safety options, thus you need to know what you're doing.

NOTE: When you use the textmacro, don't forget to clean the attached values before using the Release() method.
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The same for items...
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Fireeye

Date: Sunday, 2009-07-05, 0:17 AM | Message # 2

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No crtiques yet? Is that good or bad ...

However, i'll upload the same system for items tomorrow.

Darkt3mpl3r

Date: Monday, 2009-07-13, 7:26 PM | Message # 3

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Hey, cool system there.

But I believe that for beginners it would be good if you could give us an example of how to use this.
You could also add debug tags in front of the BJDebug messages.

T-up

Fireeye

Date: Sunday, 2009-07-19, 0:37 AM | Message # 4

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You basically can use it in 2 way.
1. You can use UnitUserData[<Your Unit>] in combination with an array. Use UnitUserData[] for the index.
2. You call the included textmacro and use $NAME$[<Your Unit>] = Value to attach

First post is edited for the use of debug keyword.

---Edit---
I maybe post an example for the usage.