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The array[]+={} syntax for Arma 3 was introduced as an attempt to add unique weapons (or magazines) to a unit without the tedium of duplicate-typing all the basic items. | The array[]+={} syntax for Arma 3 was introduced as an attempt to add unique weapons (or magazines) to a unit without the tedium of duplicate-typing all the basic items. | ||
It originally had a text-only interpreter making it quite impossible to generate config.bin's versus config.cpp's. Later, Binarize was modified to create new token code for this syntax. This token code is broken as it bears no relationship to any other tokenised output. It 'works' simply because it | It originally had a text-only interpreter making it quite impossible to generate config.bin's versus config.cpp's. Later, Binarize was modified to create new token code for this syntax. This token code is broken as it bears no relationship to any other tokenised output. It 'works' simply because it is data format can be ignored. | ||
It is not present in any form in any of the official addons accompanying Arma 3. | It is not present in any form in any of the official addons accompanying Arma 3. | ||
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As a command it is almost totally useless. Since nested hierarchy isn't permitted, it | As a command it is almost totally useless. Since nested hierarchy isn't permitted, it is pointless. | ||
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Revision as of 16:13, 7 September 2020
Template:unbalanced The array[]+={} syntax for Arma 3 was introduced as an attempt to add unique weapons (or magazines) to a unit without the tedium of duplicate-typing all the basic items.
It originally had a text-only interpreter making it quite impossible to generate config.bin's versus config.cpp's. Later, Binarize was modified to create new token code for this syntax. This token code is broken as it bears no relationship to any other tokenised output. It 'works' simply because it is data format can be ignored.
It is not present in any form in any of the official addons accompanying Arma 3.
usage:
class A { array[]={any,thing}; }; class B:A { array+={more,Bstuff]; } class C:A { array+={other, Cstuff}; };
ONLY direct inheritance works of an array explicitly stated in the inherited class as being array[]={some,thing}. The following WILL NOT WORK
class A {array[]={any,thing};} class B:A{}; class C:B { array[]+={wont,work}; // result: array[]={wont,work}; }
class A {array[]={any,thing};} class B:A{array[]+={more,stuff};}; class C:B { array[]+={wont,work}; // result: array[]={wont,work}; }