galaxy-language-fundamentals

To use funcref and structref types in Galaxy scripts, you apply them to remove ambiguity around engine handle types, allowing you to safely manage references to functions and structures within your StarCraft II map code.

To organize generated library files like LibHASH.galaxy, you reference them within your MapScript.galaxy include hierarchy, ensuring that your SC2 map scripts correctly load and initialize required library functions.

Yes, you can use Galaxy script types for custom structs in StarCraft II mods. The Galaxy language features a type system that supports struct definitions and engine handle types, enabling complex data organization for your modding projects.

The best way to organize Galaxy scripts for an SC2 map is to establish a consistent include hierarchy starting from MapScript.galaxy, separating your custom logic from generated library files to maintain a clean project structure.

Yes, Galaxy language supports arrayref and structref types. These engine handle types are part of the Galaxy type system, providing mechanisms to manage references to arrays and structures within your StarCraft II scripts.

Your Galaxy script may fail when including LibHASH.galaxy if the include hierarchy in MapScript.galaxy is incorrect. Galaxy requires specific ordering and bootstrap sequences to properly load generated library files without circular dependencies.