Transforming Macros into Buttonattributes - How?

[Nief]

Hi,

I am still struggeling in understanding the securebutton's attributes. Since writing macros seems easier (at least to me), maybe someone can provide some examples how to translate macros into attributes.

If I got it right, a common actionbar button has the following attributes:

Button:SetAttribute("type", "action"); -- perfom an action from an actionslot on left click
Button:SetAttribute("action", 1); -- apply action placed in actionslot 1
Button:SetAttribute("*unit*", "player"); -- apply to target

Assuming, that Moonfire is placed in actionslot 1, the behavior of the macro

/cast [target=targettarget] Moonfire

can be obtained by setting the unit attribute to targettarget:

Button:SetAttribute("type", "action"); -- perfom an action from an actionslot on left click
Button:SetAttribute("action", 1); -- apply action placed in actionslot 1
Button:SetAttribute("*unit*", "targettarget"); -- apply to targettarget

But what about more complicated macros like

/cast [target=targettarget,exists,harm] Moonfire; [exists] Moonfire

or

/cast [target=mouseover,exists,help] Rejuvenation; [target=player] Rejuvenation

How do I add a different behavior for right-clicks, eg. to choose the focus?

I think at least everything possible with a macro should be possible with attributes?! I would be very thankful if someone was able to provide and describe some more examples.

Nief

[Nief]

I found out that

Button:SetAttribute("type", "action");
Button:SetAttribute("action", 1);
Button:SetAttribute("unit", "target"); -- apply to target
Button:SetAttribute("type2", "action");
Button:SetAttribute("action2", 1);
Button:SetAttribute("unit2", "focus"); -- apply to focus

applies the action to target or focus depending on left or rightclick.

Nief