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Originally Posted by Beladona myMod = {}; --------------------------------------------- myMod.onLoad = function() this:RegisterEvent("VARIABLES_LOADED"); GameTimeFrame:Hide(); end; myMod.onEvent = function() if (event == "VARIABLES_LOADED") then -- do whatever here end -- do some more stuff end;

it's GREAT! a good way to sort the codes sea!

and a few question

1.is that mean I can define function for widget in this way?

for instance. i got a Frame named MyFrame and a button in it call MyButton.
if I want define their OnLoad and OnClick function

can I do it like this?

MyFrame = {};
MyFrame.OnLoad = function()
               -- codes here
end

MyButton = {};
MyButton.OnClick = function()
              -- codes here
end

but if i wanna refer the MyButton's function like this:
MyFrame.MyButton.OnClick()

how can i do? or is it possible for lua?


2. someone messed their code and i re-make them

at first, i don't know it.through your way, i got it a little and still need your help

 Oo0o0oOO = {} 
 Oo0o0oOO["QUEST_DETAIL"] = { 
 		OnEvent =
function() Oo0o0oOof() end 
 } 
 Oo0o0oOO["QUEST_PROGRESS"] = { 
 		OnEvent =
function() Oo0o0oOqf() end 
 } 
 Oo0o0oOO["QUEST_COMPLETE"] = { 
 		OnEvent =
function() Oo0o0oOnf() end 
 }

i know that the functions between "Function()" and "end" is what they called

but i was confused by the form....what's the form mean......

i never saw codes like this ......

i know what they try to do is confused me....but i try to catch it and improve my knowledge.