Editing WoW:MACRO click

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Simulate a mouse click on a frame of type ''Button''.
 /click options ButtonObj MouseButton Down

== Aliases ==
:''none''

==Arguments==
;options
: See [[Making a macro]] for instructions on how to properly use ''options''.
;ButtonObj
: The button to click. If the frame's type is not ''Button'', this will silently fail.
;MouseButton
: The button you wish to simulate the click with. Accepts any value (LeftButton is the default). [[API_GetMouseButtonClicked|GetMouseButtonClicked]]() will return this value.
;Down
: Simulates a down-click. A value of "true" or "1" will cause a down-click. Any other value will not.

== Notes ==
* This macro calls <code>[[API_Button_Click|ButtonObj:Click]](''MouseButton'', ''Down'')</code> and triggers its [[UIHANDLER_OnClick|OnClick]], [[UIHANDLER_PreClick|PreClick]], and [[UIHANDLER_PostClick|PostClick]] scripts.
* The button must be clickable (<code>[[API_Button_EnableMouse|ButtonObj:EnableMouse]](true)</code>) and enabled (<code>[[API_Button_Enable|ButtonObj:Enable]]()</code>).
* Unlike physically clicking the mouse button, there is no up-click with a down-click and no down-click with an up-click and you can't hold the virtual ''MouseButton'' down.
* This does not trigger the button's [[UIHANDLER_OnMouseDown|OnMouseDown]] or [[UIHANDLER_OnMouseUp|OnMouseUp]] scripts.
* The macro system prevents infinite loops by not allowing the macro to click itself or click another macro that will return the click (no bouncing reflects here).
* The same syntax and options as [[MACRO_cast|cast]] can also be used with '''click'''. E.g. <code>/click [btn:1] ActionButton1; ActionButton2</code>, <code>/click [target=mouseover,exists] ActionButton1; ActionButton2</code>, etc.