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GameTooltip:AddLine(text [, red, green, blue [, wrapText]]);


GameTooltip:AddLine(tooltipText [, textColor.r, textColor.g, textColor.b]);
Appends a line of text to tooltip.


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== Arguments ==


Adds Line with text to tooltip.  
:;text : {{api|string|t=t}} - text which will appear in new tooltip line
:;red : number range 0 to 1 - red color value for text string
:;green : number range 0 to 1 - green color value for text string
:;blue : number range 0 to 1 - blue color value for text string
:;wrapText : {{api|boolean|t=t}} - 'true' to wrap text.


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== Returns ==
;''Arguments''


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:(tooltipText [, textColor.r, textColor.g, textColor.b , wrapText])
== Examples ==


MyTooltip:SetOwner(TargetFrame, "ANCHOR_RIGHT")
MyTooltip:AddLine("New tooltip line", 1, 1, 1)
MyTooltip:Show()


:;tooltipText : String - string which will appear in new tooltip line
== Details ==
Note that this only appends the new line to the tooltip. It does not update the tooltip's height/width, so that the newly added line initially appears underneath (outside of) the tooltip.


:;textColor.r : range 0 to 1 - red color value for text string
A subsequent call to [[API_Region_Show|GameTooltip:Show()]] will update the tooltip's borders correctly.
:;textColor.g : range 0 to 1 - green color value for text string
:;textColor.b : range 0 to 1 - blue color value for text string


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== Notes ==
;''Returns''
* As of WoW 2.0, there is no longer a maximum number of lines.
 
* As of 6.0 uses Lua boolean, rather than WoW Boolean (nil or 1) for wrap text setting.
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;''Example''
 
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MyTooltip:SetOwner(TargetFrame, "ANCHOR_RIGHT");
MyTooltip:AddLine("New tooltip line", 1,1,1);
MyTooltip:Show():
 
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4-1-05: Removed the "wrapText" argument as it isn't real. There is no argument after the color with this command. I tested this extensivly when creating custum tooltips for my mod's options pane.
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Latest revision as of 04:45, 15 August 2023

Widget API ← GameTooltip < AddLine

GameTooltip:AddLine(text [, red, green, blue [, wrapText]]);

Appends a line of text to tooltip.

Arguments[edit]

text
string - text which will appear in new tooltip line
red
number range 0 to 1 - red color value for text string
green
number range 0 to 1 - green color value for text string
blue
number range 0 to 1 - blue color value for text string
wrapText
boolean - 'true' to wrap text.

Returns[edit]

none

Examples[edit]

MyTooltip:SetOwner(TargetFrame, "ANCHOR_RIGHT")
MyTooltip:AddLine("New tooltip line", 1, 1, 1)
MyTooltip:Show()

Details[edit]

Note that this only appends the new line to the tooltip. It does not update the tooltip's height/width, so that the newly added line initially appears underneath (outside of) the tooltip.

A subsequent call to GameTooltip:Show() will update the tooltip's borders correctly.

Notes[edit]

  • As of WoW 2.0, there is no longer a maximum number of lines.
  • As of 6.0 uses Lua boolean, rather than WoW Boolean (nil or 1) for wrap text setting.