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ShaguTweaks-ClassicAPI/mods/move-unitframes.lua
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-- Movable Unit Frames
-- Extended frame support adapted from TokensWorth/ShaguTweaks-mods
-- (MIT, original copyright GryllsAddons).
local _G = ShaguTweaks.GetGlobalEnv()
local T = ShaguTweaks.T
local API = ShaguTweaks.API
local module = ShaguTweaks:register({
title = T["Movable Unit Frames"],
description = T["Player, Target, Party, Minimap, Buffs, Weapon Buffs and Debuffs can be moved while <Shift> and <Ctrl> are pressed together."],
expansions = { ["vanilla"] = true },
category = T["Unit Frames"],
enabled = true,
})
module.enable = function(self)
ShaguTweaks_config = ShaguTweaks_config or {}
ShaguTweaks_config["MoveUnitframes"] = ShaguTweaks_config["MoveUnitframes"] or {}
local movedb = ShaguTweaks_config["MoveUnitframes"]
-- Preserve positions created by the former Extras module. The legacy table
-- is intentionally left untouched so downgrading does not destroy data.
local legacy = ShaguTweaks_config["MoveUnitframesExtended"]
if legacy then
for key, value in pairs(legacy) do
if movedb[key] == nil then
movedb[key] = value
end
end
end
local unlocked = false
local states = {}
local grid
-- Player/Target keep the original ShaguTweaks user-placed behavior.
-- The formerly-Extended frames use ShaguTweaks_config so their positions
-- survive reload/relog consistently.
local targets = {
{ name = "PlayerFrame", clamp = true, persist = false },
{ name = "TargetFrame", clamp = true, persist = false },
{ name = "PartyMemberFrame1", persist = true },
{ name = "PartyMemberFrame2", persist = true },
{ name = "PartyMemberFrame3", persist = true },
{ name = "PartyMemberFrame4", persist = true },
{ name = "Minimap", moveParent = true, persist = true },
{ name = "BuffButton0", persist = true },
{ name = "BuffButton32", persist = true },
{ name = "TempEnchant1", persist = true },
}
local function Resolve(target)
local handle = _G[target.name]
if not handle then return end
local moveFrame = target.moveParent and handle:GetParent() or handle
if not moveFrame then return end
return handle, moveFrame
end
local function PositionKey(target, moveFrame)
if moveFrame.GetName then
local name = moveFrame:GetName()
if name then return name end
end
return target.name
end
local function SavePosition(target, moveFrame)
if not target.persist then return end
if not moveFrame then
local _, resolved = Resolve(target)
moveFrame = resolved
end
if not moveFrame then return end
local left = moveFrame:GetLeft()
local top = moveFrame:GetTop()
if not left or not top then return end
movedb[PositionKey(target, moveFrame)] = { left, top }
end
local function RestorePosition(target)
if not target.persist then return end
local _, moveFrame = Resolve(target)
if not moveFrame then return end
local pos = movedb[PositionKey(target, moveFrame)]
if not pos or not pos[1] or not pos[2] then return end
moveFrame:SetMovable(true)
if moveFrame.SetUserPlaced then moveFrame:SetUserPlaced(true) end
moveFrame:ClearAllPoints()
moveFrame:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", UIParent, "BOTTOMLEFT", pos[1], pos[2])
end
local function CreateGrid()
if grid then return grid end
-- The movers themselves are positioned in UIParent coordinates, so the
-- alignment grid must use that exact same coordinate space. The old
-- WorldFrame/GetScreenWidth mix could shift the visual center when UI
-- scale or aspect ratio differed from the raw screen dimensions.
grid = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, UIParent)
grid:SetAllPoints(UIParent)
grid:Hide()
local size = 1
local width = UIParent:GetWidth()
local height = UIParent:GetHeight()
if not width or width <= 0 then width = GetScreenWidth() end
if not height or height <= 0 then height = GetScreenHeight() end
local wStep = width / 64
local hStep = height / 64
-- 65 lines gives 64 equal columns. Line 32 is exactly UIParent's center.
for i = 0, 64 do
local line = grid:CreateTexture(nil, i == 32 and "BORDER" or "BACKGROUND")
if i == 32 then
line:SetTexture(.8, .6, 0)
else
line:SetTexture(0, 0, 0, .2)
end
line:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", grid, "TOPLEFT", i * wStep - (size / 2), 0)
line:SetPoint("BOTTOMRIGHT", grid, "BOTTOMLEFT", i * wStep + (size / 2), 0)
end
-- Same principle vertically: 65 lines / 64 rows, with line 32 at the
-- exact vertical midpoint instead of deriving row count from screen ratio.
for i = 0, 64 do
local line = grid:CreateTexture(nil, i == 32 and "BORDER" or "BACKGROUND")
if i == 32 then
line:SetTexture(.8, .6, 0)
else
line:SetTexture(0, 0, 0, .2)
end
line:SetPoint("TOPLEFT", grid, "TOPLEFT", 0, -(i * hStep) + (size / 2))
line:SetPoint("BOTTOMRIGHT", grid, "TOPRIGHT", 0, -(i * hStep + size / 2))
end
return grid
end
local function UnlockTarget(index, target)
local handle, moveFrame = Resolve(target)
if not handle or not moveFrame then return end
states[index] = states[index] or {}
local state = states[index]
if state.active then return end
state.active = true
state.dragged = false
state.handle = handle
state.moveFrame = moveFrame
state.onDragStart = handle:GetScript("OnDragStart")
state.onDragStop = handle:GetScript("OnDragStop")
if handle.IsMouseEnabled then
state.mouseEnabled = handle:IsMouseEnabled() and true or false
else
state.mouseEnabled = nil
end
if moveFrame.IsMovable then
state.movable = moveFrame:IsMovable() and true or false
else
state.movable = nil
end
if moveFrame.IsUserPlaced then
state.userPlaced = moveFrame:IsUserPlaced() and true or false
else
state.userPlaced = nil
end
if target.clamp and moveFrame.SetClampedToScreen then
moveFrame:SetClampedToScreen(true)
end
moveFrame:SetMovable(true)
handle:EnableMouse(true)
handle:RegisterForDrag("LeftButton")
handle:SetScript("OnDragStart", function()
state.dragged = true
if moveFrame.SetUserPlaced then
moveFrame:SetUserPlaced(true)
end
moveFrame:StartMoving()
end)
handle:SetScript("OnDragStop", function()
moveFrame:StopMovingOrSizing()
if state.dragged then
SavePosition(target, moveFrame)
end
end)
end
local function LockTarget(index, target)
local state = states[index]
if not state or not state.active then return end
local handle = state.handle
local moveFrame = state.moveFrame
if moveFrame then
moveFrame:StopMovingOrSizing()
if state.dragged then
SavePosition(target, moveFrame)
end
if state.movable ~= nil then
moveFrame:SetMovable(state.movable)
end
-- A dragged frame remains user-placed. An untouched frame is restored
-- exactly to the state it had before Ctrl+Shift was pressed.
if not state.dragged
and state.userPlaced ~= nil
and moveFrame.SetUserPlaced then
moveFrame:SetUserPlaced(state.userPlaced)
end
end
if handle then
handle:SetScript("OnDragStart", state.onDragStart)
handle:SetScript("OnDragStop", state.onDragStop)
if state.mouseEnabled ~= nil then
handle:EnableMouse(state.mouseEnabled)
end
end
state.active = false
end
local function UnlockAll()
if unlocked then return end
unlocked = true
for i, target in ipairs(targets) do
UnlockTarget(i, target)
end
CreateGrid():Show()
end
local function LockAll()
if not unlocked then return end
for i, target in ipairs(targets) do
LockTarget(i, target)
end
if grid then grid:Hide() end
unlocked = false
end
local function UpdateLockState()
if API.IsShiftKeyDown() and API.IsControlKeyDown() then
UnlockAll()
else
LockAll()
end
end
local events = CreateFrame("Frame")
events:RegisterEvent("PLAYER_ENTERING_WORLD")
if API.modifierstate then
events:RegisterEvent("MODIFIER_STATE_CHANGED")
end
events:SetScript("OnEvent", function()
if event == "PLAYER_ENTERING_WORLD" then
for _, target in ipairs(targets) do
RestorePosition(target)
end
end
UpdateLockState()
end)
-- ClassicAPI supplies MODIFIER_STATE_CHANGED. Only old/fallback clients use
-- a small throttled key-state check.
if not API.modifierstate then
events.elapsed = 0
events:SetScript("OnUpdate", function()
this.elapsed = this.elapsed + (arg1 or 0)
if this.elapsed < .10 then return end
this.elapsed = 0
UpdateLockState()
end)
end
for _, target in ipairs(targets) do
if target.clamp then
local _, moveFrame = Resolve(target)
if moveFrame and moveFrame.SetClampedToScreen then
moveFrame:SetClampedToScreen(true)
end
end
RestorePosition(target)
end
UpdateLockState()
end