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Latest revision as of 04:49, 15 August 2023
Description[edit]
The OnEnter handler is called when the user mouse pointer enters the frame.
A typical use for this event is to pop up a help tooltip, or a menu with option choices (for instance on a minimap button). The opposite of OnEnter is OnLeave. If you decide to show something in OnEnter you should hide it again in the OnLeave event handler.
Arguments[edit]
self - the frame being entered
motion - unknown
Example[edit]
This example illustrates how to use OnEnter and OnLeave to display a mouseover help text in the GameTooltip.
Declare the event handlers in the "Scripts" section of your frame:
<Frame name="MyFrame"> <Scripts> <OnEnter> MyFrame_OnEnter() </OnEnter> <OnLeave> MyFrame_OnLeave() </OnLeave> </Scripts> </Frame>
Place the actual functions in one of your LUA files:
function MyFrame_OnEnter() GameTooltip_SetDefaultAnchor( GameTooltip, UIParent ) GameTooltip:SetText( "This text shows up when you mouse over\nthe MyFrame frame" ) GameTooltip:Show() end function MyFrame_OnLeave() GameTooltip:Hide() end