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fhqwhgad
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 Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 8:34 am
trigger to change colour of all buttons
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I'm using a trigger to change the colour of buff-labeled buttons. That way i can tell what buffs i've got on, based on the colours.
I currenltly use this when the buff is applied: #NOOP %btncol( btnarmor, green, gray)
Can i change the colour of ALL buttons at once, instead of just btnarmor? I tried btn*, but it didn't want to accept that. |
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Vijilante
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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 11:53 am
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You have to use multiple %btncol calls. You could use a #FORALL loop to do it. You can put them all into an alias and then call the alias from multiple locations. Also you should use #CALL instead of #NOOP.
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#CLASS ButtonColoring
#VAR ButtonList {armor|fly|sanc}
#ALIAS ColorBtns {#FORALL @ButtonList {#CALL %btncol(%concat("btn",%i),%1,%2)}}
#CLASS 0 |
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fhqwhgad
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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 2:23 pm
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| Vijilante wrote: |
You have to use multiple %btncol calls. You could use a #FORALL loop to do it. You can put them all into an alias and then call the alias from multiple locations. Also you should use #CALL instead of #NOOP.
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#CLASS ButtonColoring
#VAR ButtonList {armor|fly|sanc}
#ALIAS ColorBtns {#FORALL @ButtonList {#CALL %btncol(%concat("btn",%i),%1,%2)}}
#CLASS 0 |
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so then when i add more buttons i'll have to update class aswell? Is it not possible to do it without having to update it? |
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Tech
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Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 1:43 am
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You would just have to update ButtonList.
You can always use %numbuttons to get the total number of buttons then loop the btn number and %btncol similar to Vijilante's code. The only problem is that this will modify all buttons, including gauges etc. Vijilante's is the most robust solution.
You can use the #ADDKEY to add a new item to the list. |
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fhqwhgad
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Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2007 6:30 pm
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| Vijilante wrote: |
You have to use multiple %btncol calls. You could use a #FORALL loop to do it. You can put them all into an alias and then call the alias from multiple locations. Also you should use #CALL instead of #NOOP.
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#CLASS ButtonColoring
#VAR ButtonList {armor|fly|sanc}
#ALIAS ColorBtns {#FORALL @ButtonList {#CALL %btncol(%concat("btn",%i),%1,%2)}}
#CLASS 0 |
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Exactly, how do i call this?
I've tried with a trigger that does a #CALL ColorBtns, but it does nothing. |
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Tech
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Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2007 6:34 pm
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Since it's an alias you just use the name, i.e. 'ColorBtns'. #CALL is used for calling functions.
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fhqwhgad
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Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2007 6:43 pm
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| Tech wrote: |
| Since it's an alias you just use the name, i.e. 'ColorBtns'. #CALL is used for calling functions. |
Thank you. |
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