Originally Posted by unlimit
Out of curiosity, is it possible to do these entirely in LUA instead of XML?
edit: c.c Sure looks like it is going the Ace3 route, anyway to do it without Ace3, just something quick and simple? o_o
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I've done that just using what was needed for the Blizzard options UI. All you do is create a frame, add some properties to it, then put whatever on it.
Full Blizzard-provided documentation is in InterfaceOptionsFrame.lua line 490:
Code:
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-- HOWTO: Add new categories of options
--
-- The new Interface Options frame allows authors to place their configuration
-- frames (aka "panels") alongside the panels for modifying the default UI.
--
-- Adding a new panel to the Interface Options frame is a fairly straightforward process.
-- Any frame can be used as a panel as long as it implements the required values and methods.
-- Once a frame is ready to be used as a panel, it must be registered using the function
-- InterfaceOptions_AddCategory, i.e. InterfaceOptions_AddCategory(panel)
--
-- Panels can be designated as sub-categories of existing options. These panels are listed
-- with smaller text, offset, and tied to parent categories. The parent categories can be expanded
-- or collapsed to toggle display of their sub-categories.
--
-- When players select a category of options from the Interface Options frame, the panel associated
-- with that category will be anchored to the right hand side of the Interface Options frame and shown.
--
-- The following members and methods are used by the Interface Options frame to display and organize panels.
--
-- panel.name - string (required)
-- The name of the AddOn or group of configuration options.
-- This is the text that will display in the AddOn options list.
--
-- panel.parent - string (optional)
-- Name of the parent of the AddOn or group of configuration options.
-- This identifies "panel" as the child of another category.
-- If the parent category doesn't exist, "panel" will be displayed as a regular category.
--
-- panel.okay - function (optional)
-- This method will run when the player clicks "okay" in the Interface Options.
--
-- panel.cancel - function (optional)
-- This method will run when the player clicks "cancel" in the Interface Options.
-- Use this to revert their changes.
--
-- panel.default - function (optional)
-- This method will run when the player clicks "defaults".
-- Use this to revert their changes to your defaults.
--
-- panel.refresh - function (optional)
-- This method will run when the Interface Options frame calls its OnShow function and after defaults
-- have been applied via the panel.default method described above.
-- Use this to refresh your panel's UI in case settings were changed without player interaction.
--
-- EXAMPLE -- Use XML to create a frame, and through its OnLoad function, make the frame a panel.
--
-- MyAddOn.xml
-- <Frame name="ExamplePanel">
-- <Scripts>
-- <OnLoad>
-- ExamplePanel_OnLoad(self);
-- </OnLoad>
-- </Scripts>
-- </Frame>
--
-- MyAddOn.lua
-- function ExamplePanel_OnLoad (panel)
-- panel.name = "My AddOn"
-- InterfaceOptions_AddCategory(panel);
-- end
--
-- EXAMPLE -- Dynamically create a frame and use it as a subcategory for "My AddOn".
--
-- local panel = CreateFrame("FRAME", "ExampleSubCategory");
-- panel.name = "My SubCategory";
-- panel.parent = "My AddOn";
--
-- InterfaceOptions_AddCategory(panel);
--
-- EXAMPLE -- Create a frame with a control, an okay and a cancel method
--
-- --[[ Create a frame to use as the panel ]] --
-- local panel = CreateFrame("FRAME", "ExamplePanel");
-- panel.name = "My AddOn";
--
-- -- [[ When the player clicks okay, set the original value to the current setting ]] --
-- panel.okay =
-- function (self)
-- self.originalValue = MY_VARIABLE;
-- end
--
-- -- [[ When the player clicks cancel, set the current setting to the original value ]] --
-- panel.cancel =
-- function (self)
-- MY_VARIABLE = self.originalValue;
-- end
--
-- -- [[ Add the panel to the Interface Options ]] --
-- InterfaceOptions_AddCategory(panel);
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