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(New page: {{wowapi}} __NOTOC__ Returns the amount of time left on your PVP flag local ms = GetPVPTimer() === Arguments === None === Returns === :;ms : Integer - Amount of time (in millisecond...) |
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=== Details === | === Details === | ||
If you are flagged for PVP permanently, the function returns | If you are flagged for PVP permanently, the function returns 301000. | ||
If you are not flagged for PVP the function returns either | If you are not flagged for PVP the function returns either 301000 or -1. | ||
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local sec = math.floor(GetPVPTimer()/1000) | local sec = math.floor(GetPVPTimer()/1000) | ||
local msg = (not UnitIsPVP("player")) and "You are not flagged for PVP" or | local msg = (not UnitIsPVP("player")) and "You are not flagged for PVP" or | ||
(sec== | (sec==301 and "You are perma-flagged for PVP" or | ||
"Your PVP flag wears off in "..(sec>60 and math.floor(sec/60).." minutes " or "")..(sec%60).." seconds") | "Your PVP flag wears off in "..(sec>60 and math.floor(sec/60).." minutes " or "")..(sec%60).." seconds") | ||
DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage(msg) | DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage(msg) |
Revision as of 03:47, 5 September 2009
← WoW API < GetPVPTimer
Returns the amount of time left on your PVP flag
local ms = GetPVPTimer()
Arguments
None
Returns
- ms
- Integer - Amount of time (in milliseconds) until your PVP flag wears off.
Details
If you are flagged for PVP permanently, the function returns 301000. If you are not flagged for PVP the function returns either 301000 or -1.
Example
Displays your current PVP status
local sec = math.floor(GetPVPTimer()/1000) local msg = (not UnitIsPVP("player")) and "You are not flagged for PVP" or (sec==301 and "You are perma-flagged for PVP" or "Your PVP flag wears off in "..(sec>60 and math.floor(sec/60).." minutes " or "")..(sec%60).." seconds") DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage(msg)