SC2Mapster

I'm in the process of making a bound and have a bunch of triggers called level 1, level 2, level 3, level 4, up to 20 (so far). The general format of each level trigger is:

if {
   level = [level number according to trigger];
   then {
      while (level = [level number according to trigger]{
         make the level;
      }
   }
   else {
      run [trigger of next level];
      }
   }

When a unit reaches the end, level increases by one. This works, but the current level has to finish looping till it can run the next level.

My trigger that runs when a unit dies is:

if (any unit reaches the end){
   teleport the unit back to the start;
   level++; (global variable)

I want to change it so that it becomes:

if (any unit reaches the end){
   stop [current level trigger];
   teleport the unit back to the start;
   level++; (global variable)
   run [current level trigger];
}

My temporary fix so far is to make an array of triggers and use the global variable level in order to select the trigger, like so:

if (any unit reaches the end){
   stop arrayOfTriggers[level - 1];
   teleport the unit back to the start;
   level++; (global variable)
   run arrayOfTriggers[level - 1];
}

However, this method involves me setting each trigger of the array individually. I need to set array[0] = level 1, array[1] = level 2, all the way up to my intended 100 levels. This method is very sloppy and I would like to know if there's another way to do so.

Bump.

@Chrinux: Go

You could simply nest all of the if statements, so that instead of

if {
   level = [level number according to trigger];
   then {
      while (level = [level number according to trigger]{
         make the level;
      }
   }
   else {
      run [trigger of next level];
      }
   }

you have

if {
   level = [1];
   then {
      while (level = [1]{
         make the level;
      }
   }
else {if {
       level = [2];
       then {
          while (level = [2]{
             make the level;
          }
   }
else {if {...

Thus you would only need 1 trigger, rather than a full set of different ones.

@Demolion: Go

The problem with that solution is that it still needs to finish running through the current loop before going into the next level. I want it to abruptly end the level and switch over to the next.