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IIRC, Dewdrop makes dropdown menus with submenus from a table looking like an Ace2 option table and Tablet provides a vertical slider.

Quote from StormFX

Erm, I was actually referring to AM's post, not yours. :P

Then nevermind.

Quote from HunterZ

I seem to remember Dewdrop providing some more complex GUI widget type stuff like sliders.

IIRC, Dewdrop makes dropdown menus with submenus from a table looking like an Ace2 option table and Tablet provides a vertical slider.

Quote from Adirelle

Add an optional argument "info" to the cell provider, assign it to the cell and then pass it to the callback.

Here : http://ace.pastey.net/104409

Sample usage :

local function Tip_OnMousedown(cell, arg, event)
  if arg == "randomArg1" then
    print("You clicked the left cell")
  elseif arg == "randomArg2" then
    print("You clicked the right cell")
  end
end

local tip = LibQTipClick:Acquire("myTip",2, "LEFT", "RIGHT")
tip:SetCallback("OnMousedown",  Tip_OnMousedown)

tip:AddLine()
tip:SetCell(1,1,"Click Me", LibQTipClick.Provider, "randomArg1")
tip:SetCell(1,2,"Click Me Before !", LibQTipClick.Provider, "randomArg2")

@Torhal: about the library file layout, I would put both LibQTip.lua and LibQTipClick.lua in the same folder and add a lib.xml to load them both at a time. This way people could just references the LibQTipClick-1.0 subfolder and loads LibQTipClick-1.0\lib.xml to have everything loaded as need be without bothering with library dependencies.

Hrm... I'm wondering if we should'nt add a :SetDefaultCellProvider in LibQTip to ease using thing like LibQTipClick.

consistency people..

function handler(self, event, ... ) end
self_object, event_triggered, ...everything else..

just like blizzard. :D

It would mean something like this for OnMouseDown:

function handler(self, event, providerArg, mouseButton) end

Ah ok. But I see where you are going : LibQTipDialog. After sliders someone will ask for checkboxes, radiobuttons, text fields, etc. I am not sure I want to follow you there...

Quote from Torhal

I ended up playing WoW, though, so it didn't happen yet. :D

This keeps happening to me too.

Did you change the way LibQTip is embedded in LibQTipCLick or something? Getting this error now:

[2009/02/14 14:14:44-7375-x1]: LibQTipClick-1.0-2:7: Cannot find a library instance of "LibQTip-1.0".
Broker_ChannelWatch-1.9\Libs\LibStub\LibStub.lua:38: in function `GetLibrary'
LibQTipClick-1.0-2:7: in main chunk

  ---

Never had a problem before. Do I now have to embed LibQTip manually as well now?

So what is the correct way to embed libqtipclick?

If I do this I get no version of libqtip found error when loading into wow:

.pkgmeta

Libs/LibQTipClick-1.0: 
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/libqtipclick-1-0/mainline/trunk
        tag: latest

embeds

<Include file="Libs\LibQTipClick-1.0\LibQTipClick-1.0.xml"/>

Format of lib directory:
LibQTipClick-1.0LibQTip is not present anywhere in the LibQTipClick-1.0 directory.

Also tried:

.pkgmeta

Libs/LibQTipClick-1.0: 
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/libqtipclick-1-0/mainline/trunk/LibQTipClick-1.0
        tag: latest

embeds

<Include file="Libs\LibQTipClick-1.0\lib.xml"/>
    

Results in lib directory:
LibQTipClick-1.0Again no LibQtip anywhere.

So I have been doing this:

.pkgmeta

Libs/LibQTip-1.0: 
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/libqtip-1-0/mainline/trunk/LibQTip-1.0 
        tag: latest
    Libs/LibQTipClick-1.0: 
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/libqtipclick-1-0/mainline/trunk/LibQTipClick-1.0
        tag: latest

and embeds

<Script file="Libs\LibQTip-1.0\LibQTip-1.0.lua"/>
    <Include file="Libs\LibQTipClick-1.0\lib.xml"/>