MeleeCrippledPlayerTimeout

comment

bug

Leaks handle expiredTimer: In Jass you must set local variables that hold agents (or any child type) to null at the end of functions to avoid reference counter leaks.

patch

1.07

Source

Blizzard.j (raise an issue to discuss on Github or submit a PR)

return type

nothing

Source code

function MeleeCrippledPlayerTimeout takes nothing returns nothing
    local timer expiredTimer = GetExpiredTimer()
    local integer playerIndex
    local player  exposedPlayer

    // Determine which player's timer expired.
    set playerIndex = 0
    loop
        if (bj_crippledTimer[playerIndex] == expiredTimer) then
            exitwhen true
        endif

        set playerIndex = playerIndex + 1
        exitwhen playerIndex == bj_MAX_PLAYERS
    endloop
    if (playerIndex == bj_MAX_PLAYERS) then
        return
    endif
    set exposedPlayer = Player(playerIndex)

    if (GetLocalPlayer() == exposedPlayer) then
        // Use only local code (no net traffic) within this block to avoid desyncs.

        // Hide the timer window for this player.
        call TimerDialogDisplay(bj_crippledTimerWindows[playerIndex], false)
    endif

    // Display a text message to all players, explaining the exposure.
    call DisplayTimedTextToPlayer(GetLocalPlayer(), 0, 0, bj_MELEE_CRIPPLE_MSG_DURATION, MeleeGetCrippledRevealedMessage(exposedPlayer))

    // Expose the player.
    call MeleeExposePlayer(exposedPlayer, true)
endfunction