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DoEmote("token"[, " | DoEmote("token"[, "player"]); | ||
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:("token", " | :("token", "player") | ||
:;token : String - the token that describes which emote is being used. See [[API_TYPE_Emotes_Token|Emotes Tokens]] | :;token : String - the token that describes which emote is being used. See [[API_TYPE_Emotes_Token|Emotes Tokens]] | ||
:;target : | :;target : Any - if a string or number is set for this argument, the emote will behave as if no target were selected. | ||
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: Executes one of the emotes based on the given token, including vocal emotes. The list of currently valid emotes is given in ChatFrame.lua, defined as one of the EMOTE''x''_TOKEN constants. ''x'' starts at 1 and currently goes up to 171 (as of 2.1.2). Certain emotes may also trigger character animations and sound effects. | : Executes one of the emotes based on the given token, including vocal emotes. The list of currently valid emotes is given in ChatFrame.lua, defined as one of the EMOTE''x''_TOKEN constants. ''x'' starts at 1 and currently goes up to 171 (as of 2.1.2). Certain emotes may also trigger character animations and sound effects. | ||
: As of August 21, 2008 (2.4.3), if the function has only the first argument, it automatically produces a targeted emote if a target exists or a non-targeted emote if none exists. Supplying a string or number to the "target" argument appears to force the function to behave as if no target were selected, regardless of an actual target. | |||