Semi-automatically change talents

[Phanx]

Originally Posted by Malsomnus f.btn:SetScript ('PostClick', function()   C_Timer.After(1, function ()     PlayerTalentFrameTalentsLearnButton:GetScript("OnClick")(PlayerTalentFrameTalentsLearnButton)   end)   end)

You should factor that C_Timer callback out into a separate function so you're not re-creating it over and over every time you click your button:

local function clickLearnButton()
  PlayerTalentFrameTalentsLearnButton:GetScript("OnClick")(PlayerTalentFrameTalentsLearnButton) 
end
f.btn:SetScript ('PostClick', function()
  C_Timer.After(1, clickLearnButton)  
end)

You can probably also just do:

PlayerTalentFrameTalentsLearnButton:Click()

[Tonyleila]

Since this has not been posted here... ZoneSpec is nice to remind you what you used at what boss.

[Malsomnus]

Originally Posted by Tonyleila Since this has not been posted here... ZoneSpec is nice to remind you what you used at what boss.

The description says it saves them per zone, which is very different from per boss.

[Tonyleila]

Originally Posted by Malsomnus The description says it saves them per zone, which is very different from per boss.

Each boss has its own (sub)zone name so it saves it for each boss, belief me I use it.

[Malsomnus]

Originally Posted by Tonyleila Each boss has its own (sub)zone name so it saves it for each boss, belief me I use it.

I see... well, I'm still going to try to make a better one myself

[Banknorris]

I was just reading this thread
http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/11422462151
and the advanced technique used on addon AutoConfirmTalents came to my mind

local macro = CreateFrame('button', "target_enemy", nil, 'SecureActionButtonTemplate, SecureHandlerBaseTemplate')
macro:SetAttribute('type', 'macro')
macro:RegisterForClicks('AnyUp', 'AnyDown')
macro:SetAttribute('downbutton', 'Button30')

macro:WrapScript(macro, 'OnClick', [[ -- self, button, down
	self:SetAttribute('*macrotext30', '/targetenemy')
	self:SetAttribute('macrotext1', '/targetenemyplayer')
]])

Would it be possible to adapt it to use a keybind (TAB) instead of a real clicks? I am afraid it can't be done since I didn't find any down/up option on SetBindingClick api. The idea would be /targetenemy on TAB key down and /targetenemyplayer on TAB key up.

[semlar]

Originally Posted by Banknorris Would it be possible to adapt it to use a keybind (TAB) instead of a real clicks? I am afraid it can't be done since I didn't find any down/up option on SetBindingClick api. The idea would be /targetenemy on TAB key down and /targetenemyplayer on TAB key up.

You could, but they explicitly made it impossible to combine two different types of /target commands in a macro so it's probably frowned upon.

[Banknorris]

but they explicitly made it impossible to combine two different types

Those commands can only be used once per macro, but macrotext1 and *macrotext30 are 2 independent macros (well not totally independent since they are both in the same frame) triggered by 2 separated hardware events.

EDIT:

Works!:

local f = CreateFrame("button","clever_target",nil,"SecureActionButtonTemplate")
f:RegisterForClicks("AnyUp","AnyDown")
f:SetAttribute("type","macro")
f:SetAttribute("downbutton","Button31")
f:SetAttribute("*macrotext31","/targetenemy")
f:SetAttribute("macrotext1","/targetenemyplayer")
SetBindingClick("TAB","clever_target")