Array+= - Revision history

Lou Montana: Text replacement - "\[\[Category:BIS( |_)File( |_)Formats\]\]" to "Category:Real Virtuality File Formats"

2025-05-08T11:27:12Z

Text replacement - "\[\[Category:BIS( |_)File( |_)Formats\]\]" to "Category:Real Virtuality File Formats"

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	[[Category:~~BIS~~ File Formats]]		[[Category:Real Virtuality File Formats]]
	[[Category:Introduced with Arma 3 version 0.50]]		[[Category:Introduced with Arma 3 version 0.50]]
	[[Category:Introduced with Arma 3 version 1.00]]		[[Category:Introduced with Arma 3 version 1.00]]

Lou Montana: Fix description

2023-06-13T13:41:44Z

Fix description

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	~~The~~ <~~syntaxhighlight lang="cpp" inline~~>~~array[] += {}~~<~~/syntaxhighlight~~> ~~syntax for~~ {{arma3}} ~~was introduced as an attempt to add unique weapons (or magazines) to a unit without the tedium of duplicate~~-~~typing all the basic items.~~		{{GVI\|arma3\|0.50}} same-file support<!-- in 2011 --><br>
			{{GVI\|arma3\|1.00}} full support<!-- in 2013 -->

	~~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 its data format can be ignored.~~

	~~It is~~ not ~~present~~ in ~~any form~~ in ~~any of the official addons accompanying~~ {{~~arma3~~}}.		The <syntaxhighlight lang="cpp" inline>array[] += {}</syntaxhighlight> syntax allows to add items to an existing array inherited from the direct parent.

			{{Feature\|important\|
			* This syntax has limitations in inheritance - see {{Link\|#Limitations}}.
			* This syntax should '''not''' be used in [[Description.ext]] - only in modded {{Link\|Config.cpp/bin File Format\|config.cpp}}.
			}}


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	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

	~~{{Feature\|warning\|2~~=
			== Limitations ==

	Only '''direct inheritance''' of an explicitly-stated array works. The following cases do '''not''' work:		Only '''direct inheritance''' of an explicitly-stated array works. The following cases do '''not''' work:
	{~~{{!}}~~ style="~~width~~: 100%"		{\| style="awidth: 100%"
	~~{{!}}~~ style="width: 50%" ~~{{!}}~~		\| style="width: 50%" \|
	<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">		<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
	class A { array[] = { any, thing }; }		class A { array[] = { any, thing }; };
	class B : A {};		class B : A {};
	class C : B // inherits from B which inherits from A (without changes)		class C : B // inherits from B which inherits from A (without changes)
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	};		};
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	~~{{!}}~~		\|
	<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">		<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
	class A { array[] = { any, thing }; };		class A { array[] = { any, thing }; };
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	};		};
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	~~{{!}}}~~		\|}
	}}


	[[Category:BIS File Formats]]		[[Category:BIS File Formats]]
			[[Category:Introduced with Arma 3 version 0.50]]
			[[Category:Introduced with Arma 3 version 1.00]]

Lou Montana: Fix spacing

2023-06-13T12:16:30Z

Fix spacing

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	The array[]+={} syntax for {{arma3}} 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 <syntaxhighlight lang="cpp" inline>array[] += {}</syntaxhighlight> syntax for {{arma3}} 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.		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.
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	It is not present in any form in any of the official addons accompanying {{arma3}}.		It is not present in any form in any of the official addons accompanying {{arma3}}.
	~~<!-- // commented until somebody looks into this article~~
	~~As a command it is almost totally useless. Since nested hierarchy isn't permitted, it is pointless.~~
	~~-->~~

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==

	<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">		<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
	class A		class A
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	class C : B // inherits from B which inherits from A (without changes)		class C : B // inherits from B which inherits from A (without changes)
	{		{
	array[]+ = { wont, work }; // result: array[] = { wont, work };		array[] += { wont, work }; // result: array[] = { wont, work };
	};		};
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

Lou Montana: Some wiki formatting

2022-05-27T11:16:23Z

Some wiki formatting

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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 {{arma3}} 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 its data format can be ignored.
+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.
-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 {{arma3}}.
-<!-- //commented until somebody looks into this article
+<!-- // commented until somebody looks into this article
 As a command it is almost totally useless. Since nested hierarchy isn't permitted, it is pointless.
 -->
-usage:
+class B : A
- class A
+class C : A // inherits from A, -not- B
+{
-   array[]={any,thing};
+	array += { other, Cstuff };
- };
+};
- class B:A
+</syntaxhighlight>
-ONLY direct inheritance works of an array explicitly stated in the inherited class as being array[]={some,thing}. The following WILL NOT WORK
+{{Feature|warning|2=
 [[Category:BIS File Formats]]

7erra: it is vs its

2022-01-10T00:14:04Z

it is vs its

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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 is~~ data format can be ignored.		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 its 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.

R3vo: category

2021-02-25T00:20:50Z

Lou Montana: Text replacement - "\[\[[Cc]ategory:ArmA:[ _]?([^|]+)\]\]" to "{{GameCategory|arma1|$1}}"

2021-01-06T13:15:51Z

Text replacement - "\[\[[Cc]ategory:ArmA:[ _]?([^|]+)\]\]" to "{{GameCategory|arma1|$1}}"

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	[[Category:BIS_File_Formats]]		[[Category:BIS_File_Formats]]
	~~[[Category:ArmA:~~ File Formats]]		{{GameCategory\|arma1\| File Formats}}

R3vo: removed unbalanced template

2020-12-26T12:33:50Z

removed unbalanced template

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	~~{{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.		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.

R3vo: Text replacement - " it's" to " it is"

2020-09-07T15:13:39Z

Text replacement - " it's" to " it is"

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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's data format can be ignored.		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.
	<!-- //commented until somebody looks into this article		<!-- //commented until somebody looks into this article
	As a command it is almost totally useless. Since nested hierarchy isn't permitted, it's pointless.		As a command it is almost totally useless. Since nested hierarchy isn't permitted, it is pointless.
	-->		-->

Erentar: aaaaaaa

2019-04-02T01:08:00Z

aaaaaaa

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	{{unbalanced}} ~~<br>~~		{{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.		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.

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	}		}

	[[Category:~~BIS_File_Formats~~]]		[[Category:BIS File Formats]]
	~~{{GameCategory\|arma1\| File Formats}}~~