var units=new Array();
var buildings=new Array();
function battleInit()
{
    var temparray=state.split(".");
    if(temparray[2]=="iron")
    {
        units=window[temparray[3]][1][1-1][0].slice();
        buildings=window[temparray[3]][1][1-1][1].slice();
        enamyAssignment(1-1);
    }
    else if(temparray[2]=="argon")
    {
        units=window[temparray[3]][1][2-1][0].slice();
        buildings=window[temparray[3]][1][2-1][1].slice();
        enamyAssignment(2-1);
    }
    var i=0;
}

POSSIBLE VALUES OF state WHEN ENTERING THIS FUNCTION:
    "battle.rand.argon.planetskirmish1"
    "battle.rand.iron.planetskirmish1"

from my data.js

var planetskirmish1=
[
    [
        //level data
    ],
    [
        [
            [[0, 20, 20, 315, 100, 20, 20, false], [0, 50, 25, 270, 75, 40, 50, false]],
            //buildings
            //misc
        ],
        [
            [[1, 650, 700, 90, 80, 650, 700, false], [1, 700, 650, 180, 80, 700, 650, false], [1, 700, 700, 135, 45, 750, 750, false]],
            //buildings
            //misc
        ]
    ]
    //mission specific stuff goes here
];

THIS ARRAY NEEDS TO STAY THE SAME, HOWEVER, WHEN I CHANGE units THIS CHANGES AS WELL, SO RERUNNING THE BattleInit(); FUNCTION DOESN'T RESET VALUES OF UNITS. .slice(); IS SUPPOSED TO MAKE THE units ARRAY SEPARATE, BUT DOESN'T.