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*id - | *id - assigned to same value as GetChatTypeIndex(type) within FrameXML\ChatFrame.lua | ||
*sticky - Whether the channel is "sticky". That is, whether you type into that channel again by default after sending a message, or whether it returns to the last sticky channel you typed into the next time you go to send a message. Default sticky channels are listed [http://www.wowwiki.com/Chat#Advanced_Chat_Terminology.2FDetails here]. | *sticky - Whether the channel is "sticky". That is, whether you type into that channel again by default after sending a message, or whether it returns to the last sticky channel you typed into the next time you go to send a message. Default sticky channels are listed [http://www.wowwiki.com/Chat#Advanced_Chat_Terminology.2FDetails here]. | ||
Revision as of 14:12, 12 June 2014
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ChatTypeInfo
Returns a table with attributes for the different types of messages that appear in the chat frame:
- ChatTypeInfo["SYSTEM"]
- ChatTypeInfo["SAY"]
- ChatTypeInfo["PARTY"]
- ChatTypeInfo["RAID"]
- ChatTypeInfo["GUILD"]
- ChatTypeInfo["OFFICER"]
- ChatTypeInfo["YELL"]
- ChatTypeInfo["WHISPER"]
- ChatTypeInfo["WHISPER_INFORM"]
- ChatTypeInfo["BN_WHISPER"]
- ChatTypeInfo["REPLY"]
- ChatTypeInfo["EMOTE"]
- ChatTypeInfo["TEXT_EMOTE"]
- ChatTypeInfo["MONSTER_SAY"]
- ChatTypeInfo["MONSTER_PARTY"]
- ChatTypeInfo["MONSTER_YELL"]
- ChatTypeInfo["MONSTER_WHISPER"]
- ChatTypeInfo["MONSTER_EMOTE"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL_JOIN"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL_LEAVE"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL_LIST"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL_NOTICE"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL_NOTICE_USER"]
- ChatTypeInfo["AFK"]
- ChatTypeInfo["DND"]
- ChatTypeInfo["IGNORED"]
- ChatTypeInfo["SKILL"]
- ChatTypeInfo["LOOT"]
- ChatTypeInfo["MONEY"]
- ChatTypeInfo["OPENING"]
- ChatTypeInfo["TRADESKILLS"]
- ChatTypeInfo["PET_INFO"]
- ChatTypeInfo["COMBAT_MISC_INFO"]
- ChatTypeInfo["COMBAT_XP_GAIN"]
- ChatTypeInfo["COMBAT_HONOR_GAIN"]
- ChatTypeInfo["COMBAT_FACTION_CHANGE"]
- ChatTypeInfo["BG_SYSTEM_NEUTRAL"]
- ChatTypeInfo["BG_SYSTEM_ALLIANCE"]
- ChatTypeInfo["BG_SYSTEM_HORDE"]
- ChatTypeInfo["RAID_LEADER"]
- ChatTypeInfo["RAID_WARNING"]
- ChatTypeInfo["RAID_BOSS_WHISPER"]
- ChatTypeInfo["RAID_BOSS_EMOTE"]
- ChatTypeInfo["FILTERED"]
- ChatTypeInfo["BATTLEGROUND"]
- ChatTypeInfo["BATTLEGROUND_LEADER"]
- ChatTypeInfo["RESTRICTED"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL1"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL2"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL3"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL4"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL5"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL6"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL7"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL8"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL9"]
- ChatTypeInfo["CHANNEL10"]
- ChatTypeInfo["ACHIEVEMENT"]
- ChatTypeInfo["GUILD_ACHIEVEMENT"]
SYSTEM is the yellow messages shown by the system, such as the ones shown at login and server reboot warnings. CHANNEL is /1 through /10, also known as the zone, trade, and custom channels.
Attributes returned from this table are as follows:
- r - red color
- g - green color
- b - blue color
- id - assigned to same value as GetChatTypeIndex(type) within FrameXML\ChatFrame.lua
- sticky - Whether the channel is "sticky". That is, whether you type into that channel again by default after sending a message, or whether it returns to the last sticky channel you typed into the next time you go to send a message. Default sticky channels are listed here.