Resizing menus
Goranaws opened this issue ยท 3 comments
I was just trying to change a width slider for the XP bar, and I found that it kept skipping over the exact number I wanted. After about ten minutes of messing around, I was able to add a button to the bottom of ALL the menus that allows the user to resize any menu. The neat thing is that since you have the frame's dimension set to reset each the the menu is opened, resizing a frame has no long-term effects. Also, by resizing the menu I was using, I was able to select the number I was after.
The coding additions are simple. All but the last one gets added into menu.lua located in Dominos_Config
First, add the following in at line 75
f.ResizeButton = CreateFrame("Frame", f:GetName().."ResizeButton", f)
f.ResizeButton:EnableMouse(true)
f.ResizeButton.tex = f.ResizeButton:CreateTexture(f.ResizeButton:GetName() .. "Grip")
f.ResizeButton.tex:SetTexture("Interface/BUTTONS/UI-AutoCastableOverlay")
f.ResizeButton.tex:SetTexCoord(0.619, 0.760, 0.612, 0.762)
f.ResizeButton.tex:SetDesaturated(true)
f.ResizeButton.tex:ClearAllPoints()
f.ResizeButton.tex:SetAllPoints(f.ResizeButton)
f.ResizeButton:SetWidth(16)
f.ResizeButton:SetHeight(16)
f.ResizeButton:SetScript("OnMouseDown", function(self)
f:SetResizable(true)
self:GetParent():StartSizing()
end)
f.ResizeButton:SetScript("OnMouseUp", function(self)
self:GetParent():StopMovingOrSizing()
f:SetResizable(false)
end)
f.ResizeButton:ClearAllPoints()
f.ResizeButton:SetPoint("BOTTOMRIGHT", -3, 4)
f.ResizeButton.tooltipText = "Click and drag to resize Menu."
f.ResizeButton:SetScript("OnEnter", function(self)
self.tex:SetDesaturated(false)
GameTooltip_AddNewbieTip(self, self.tooltipText, 1.0, 1.0, .0, self.newbieText)
end)
f.ResizeButton:SetScript("OnLeave", function(self)
GameTooltip:Hide()
self.tex:SetDesaturated(true)
end)
Next, add the following between line 112 and line 113
self:SetMinResize((max(200, panel.width + self.extraWidth)), (max(40, panel.height + self.extraHeight)))
panel:SetScript("OnSizeChanged", function(self, w, h)
panel.child = { self:GetChildren() };
for _, child in ipairs(panel.child) do
local name = child:GetName()
if name and name:match('(%w+)Slider$') then
child:SetWidth(w-40)
end
end
end)
next change line 315 to the following
local slider = CreateFrame('Slider', name.."Slider", self, 'OptionsSliderTemplate')
and this one is added into ActionBar.lua
change line 588 to
_G[self:GetParent():GetName() .. L.Columns.."Slider"]:OnShow()
Nope, but many people (like me) don't realize such simple things till they are pointed out. :P
That, and it took less than ten minutes to figure out the sizing thing. so no worries and no time wasted. :P
