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If attempted TID is currently in use, it will increment by up to ''limit'' tries, or keep looking if no limit. There's a limit of 32767 TIDs. | If attempted TID is currently in use, it will increment by up to ''limit'' tries, or keep looking if no limit. There's a limit of 32767 TIDs. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:19, 10 May 2026
Description[edit]
This is an ACS built-in function.
Returns a free TID to apply to new things.
Usage[edit]
int UniqueTID([int start[, int limit]])}
Parameters[edit]
- start: optional start TID to count from
- limit: optional limit of retries
Return value[edit]
New free TID to use, or 0 if it couldn't find one within limit.
Examples[edit]
No examples given.
Notes[edit]
If start is not provided, it will start by trying a random TID.
If attempted TID is currently in use, it will increment by up to limit tries, or keep looking if no limit. There's a limit of 32767 TIDs.
This function's identification in zspecial.acs is: -46.
