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=== Arguments === | === Arguments === | ||
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:("command" | :("command" [,"up"]) | ||
:;command : String - Name of the key binding to be executed | :;command : String - Name of the key binding to be executed | ||
Latest revision as of 04:47, 15 August 2023
← WoW API < RunBinding
Executes a key binding as if a key was pressed.
RunBinding("command" {,"up"});
Arguments[edit]
- ("command" [,"up"])
- command
- String - Name of the key binding to be executed
- up
- String - The string literal "up". If specified, the binding is run as if the key was released.
Example[edit]
RunBinding("TOGGLEFPS");
Toggles the display of the FPS counter, as if CTRL+R was pressed.
Details[edit]
The "command" argument must match one of the (usually capitalized) binding names in a Bindings.xml file. This can be a name that appears in the Blizzard FrameXML Bindings.xml, or one that is specified in an AddOn.
RunBinding cannot be used to call a Protected Function from an unsigned addon.
By default, the key binding is executed as if the key was pressed down, in other words the keystate variable will have value "down" during the binding's execution. By specifying the optional second argument (the actual string "up"), the binding is instead executed as if the key was released, in other words the keystate variable will have value "up" during the binding's execution.