Slash commands with OnPress, etc

[Deathbane27]

ATTENTION!
IMPORTANT UPDATE!

OnHide="show_window=(MainHud.stat01) show_window=(MainHud.stat01)"

I stuck this in the Clock window and got Ellyana's stat box to show up ON LOAD! Yay!

(UPDATE NOTE: At the moment it only works in the MainHUD root page on /loadui, not when the game loads. Sorry!)

The key is that show_window works as a game setting as well as a slash command, so = works. But you also have to have it execute TWICE because the first time it just gives the Clock window a property called show_window instead of changing the game setting.

Just thought everyone would like to know. We can now show ANY custom window without the need for the user to create a /show_window macro.



UPDATE!
March 02, 2005

Getting commands like /say and /gsay to work:

OnPress="say='This is a test.' say='This is a test.'"

The two executes much match exactly, and you must do each execute twice.
So, for example, if you wanted to make a button on the player window that casted a ward and announced it (out of macro slots? ), you would do something like this:

OnPress="gsay='Warding %t!' gsay='Warding %t!'
useability='Demonstration of Faith' useability='Demonstration of Faith'"


Bug to be aware of.

If you do a script with Anything=Somethingelse, and "Somethingelse" is a command, then you may have problems. Examples:

OnPress="mood='happy' mood='happy'"

OnPress="somevalue=(Some math thing that results in the number 2)"

The first will execute /happy instead of /mood happy because /happy is a command. This can NOW be worked around!

OnPress="'mood happy=' '"




If you are in two or more chat channels, then the second script may give the message Usage: /tellchannel <channelname> <message> because it thinks you're trying to talk in the second chat channel (/2 Hello!). I'm not certain how to work around it or why it started showing up with math calculations a patch or two ago.








*Discussion below*

This should have been painfully obvious, I guess...

The script functions OnHoverIn, OnPress, OnHide, etc., take regular old slash commands.