Drop redundant pfUI mouseover frame hooks; pfUI sets native mouseover

pfUI.uf:EnableScripts binds pfUI.uf.OnEnter to every unitframe, which calls
Nampower's SetMouseoverUnit -- so the native "mouseover" token already resolves
to the hovered pfUI frame (player/target/party/raid/focus/pettarget/partytarget/
...). Every conditional consumer checks UnitExists("mouseover") before the
CleveRoids.mouseoverUnit fallback, so the 10 per-frame OnEnter/OnLeave hookers
here were pure duplication (they even chained pfUI's OnEnter).

Removed all of them. Kept RegisterRaidMarkScripts (raid-marker rows aren't
unitframes, so pfUI sets no mouseover for them -> still needed for mark1..mark8)
and HookPfCast (unrelated /pfcast conditional wrapper), plus the PfSet/PfClear/
resolve helpers the raid-mark path uses.
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@@ -2,11 +2,17 @@
Author: Dennis Werner Garske (DWG) / brian / Mewtiny
License: MIT License
Fixes pfUI mouseover issues by:
- Using a unique source key per pfUI frame (e.g., "pfui:party3", "pfui:raid7")
- Pairing Set/Clear with the same per-frame key
- Resolving a real UnitID when .unit isn't set
- Properly hooking party group[0] (your own party slot) with a safe closure and defaulting to "player"
pfUI integration. pfUI's own unitframes now set the native mouseover unit
(Nampower SetMouseoverUnit, via pfUI.uf.OnEnter bound in pfUI.uf:EnableScripts
on every unitframe), so [@mouseover]/[mouseover] resolve against pfUI frames
through the native "mouseover" token -- every consumer checks UnitExists(
"mouseover") before the CleveRoids.mouseoverUnit fallback, so no per-frame
hooking is needed here anymore. What remains is the two things pfUI doesn't
cover:
- Raid-marker rows: NOT unitframes (never go through EnableScripts), so pfUI
sets no mouseover for them. Hooked so hovering registers "mark1".."mark8"
via CleveRoids.mouseoverUnit.
- /pfcast: wrapped so its argument runs through CleveRoids conditionals.
]]
local _G = _G or getfenv(0)
local CleveRoids = _G.CleveRoids or {}
@@ -95,241 +101,11 @@ local function PfClear(frame)
end
end
-- PLAYER
function Extension.RegisterPlayerScripts()
if not pfUI or not pfUI.uf or not pfUI.uf.player then return end
local frame = pfUI.uf.player
local onEnterFunc = frame:GetScript("OnEnter")
local onLeaveFunc = frame:GetScript("OnLeave")
frame:SetScript("OnEnter", function()
PfSet(this, "player")
if onEnterFunc then onEnterFunc(this) end
end)
frame:SetScript("OnLeave", function()
PfClear(this)
if onLeaveFunc then onLeaveFunc(this) end
end)
end
-- TARGET
function Extension.RegisterTargetScripts()
if not pfUI or not pfUI.uf or not pfUI.uf.target then return end
local frame = pfUI.uf.target
local onEnterFunc = frame:GetScript("OnEnter")
local onLeaveFunc = frame:GetScript("OnLeave")
frame:SetScript("OnEnter", function()
PfSet(this, "target")
if onEnterFunc then onEnterFunc(this) end
end)
frame:SetScript("OnLeave", function()
PfClear(this)
if onLeaveFunc then onLeaveFunc(this) end
end)
end
-- TARGETTARGET
function Extension.RegisterTargetTargetScripts()
if not pfUI or not pfUI.uf or not pfUI.uf.targettarget then return end
local frame = pfUI.uf.targettarget
local onEnterFunc = frame:GetScript("OnEnter")
local onLeaveFunc = frame:GetScript("OnLeave")
frame:SetScript("OnEnter", function()
PfSet(this, "targettarget")
if onEnterFunc then onEnterFunc(this) end
end)
frame:SetScript("OnLeave", function()
PfClear(this)
if onLeaveFunc then onLeaveFunc(this) end
end)
end
-- PARTY (pfUI.uf.group[0..4]) -- include 0 to cover your own party slot
function Extension.RegisterPartyScripts()
if not pfUI or not pfUI.uf or not pfUI.uf.group then return end
local i
for i = 0, 4 do
local frame = pfUI.uf.group[i]
if frame then
-- bind loop index for closures (Vanilla-safe)
local idx = i
local onEnterFunc = frame:GetScript("OnEnter")
local onLeaveFunc = frame:GetScript("OnLeave")
frame:SetScript("OnEnter", function()
-- For group[0] (your own party frame), default to "player"
local defaultUnit = (idx == 0) and "player" or nil
PfSet(this, defaultUnit)
if onEnterFunc then onEnterFunc(this) end
end)
frame:SetScript("OnLeave", function()
PfClear(this)
if onLeaveFunc then onLeaveFunc(this) end
end)
end
end
end
-- RAID (pfUI.uf.raid[1..40])
function Extension.RegisterRaidScripts()
if not pfUI or not pfUI.uf or not pfUI.uf.raid then return end
local i
for i = 1, 40 do
local frame = pfUI.uf.raid[i]
if frame then
local onEnterFunc = frame:GetScript("OnEnter")
local onLeaveFunc = frame:GetScript("OnLeave")
frame:SetScript("OnEnter", function()
PfSet(this)
if onEnterFunc then onEnterFunc(this) end
end)
frame:SetScript("OnLeave", function()
PfClear(this)
if onLeaveFunc then onLeaveFunc(this) end
end)
end
end
end
-- FOCUS
function Extension.RegisterFocusScripts()
if not pfUI or not pfUI.uf or not pfUI.uf.focus then return end
local frame = pfUI.uf.focus
local onEnterFunc = frame:GetScript("OnEnter")
local onLeaveFunc = frame:GetScript("OnLeave")
frame:SetScript("OnEnter", function()
PfSet(this) -- ResolvePfUnit handles focus emulation
if onEnterFunc then onEnterFunc(this) end
end)
frame:SetScript("OnLeave", function()
PfClear(this)
if onLeaveFunc then onLeaveFunc(this) end
end)
end
-- FOCUSTARGET (if your pfUI build provides it)
function Extension.RegisterFocusTargetScripts()
if not pfUI or not pfUI.uf or not pfUI.uf.focustarget then return end
local frame = pfUI.uf.focustarget
local onEnterFunc = frame:GetScript("OnEnter")
local onLeaveFunc = frame:GetScript("OnLeave")
frame:SetScript("OnEnter", function()
PfSet(this)
if onEnterFunc then onEnterFunc(this) end
end)
frame:SetScript("OnLeave", function()
PfClear(this)
if onLeaveFunc then onLeaveFunc(this) end
end)
end
-- PETTARGET (if your pfUI build provides it)
function Extension.RegisterPetTargetScripts()
if not pfUI or not pfUI.uf or not pfUI.uf.pettarget then return end
local frame = pfUI.uf.pettarget
local onEnterFunc = frame:GetScript("OnEnter")
local onLeaveFunc = frame:GetScript("OnLeave")
frame:SetScript("OnEnter", function()
PfSet(this)
if onEnterFunc then onEnterFunc(this) end
end)
frame:SetScript("OnLeave", function()
PfClear(this)
if onLeaveFunc then onLeaveFunc(this) end
end)
end
-- TARGETTARGETTARGET (if your pfUI build provides it)
function Extension.RegisterTargetTargetTargetScripts()
if not pfUI or not pfUI.uf or not pfUI.uf.targettargettarget then return end
local frame = pfUI.uf.targettargettarget
local onEnterFunc = frame:GetScript("OnEnter")
local onLeaveFunc = frame:GetScript("OnLeave")
frame:SetScript("OnEnter", function()
PfSet(this)
if onEnterFunc then onEnterFunc(this) end
end)
frame:SetScript("OnLeave", function()
PfClear(this)
if onLeaveFunc then onLeaveFunc(this) end
end)
end
-- PARTYTARGET (party1target..party4target, plus player's target)
function Extension.RegisterPartyTargetScripts()
if not pfUI or not pfUI.uf then return end
-- This helper function is used to hook any given frame.
local function hookFrame(frame, defaultUnit)
if not frame then return end
local onEnterFunc = frame:GetScript("OnEnter")
local onLeaveFunc = frame:GetScript("OnLeave")
frame:SetScript("OnEnter", function()
PfSet(this, defaultUnit)
-- We remove the call to the original onEnterFunc to prevent overwritten tooltips.
end)
frame:SetScript("OnLeave", function()
PfClear(this)
if onLeaveFunc then onLeaveFunc(this) end
end)
end
-- This helper function is specifically for party member targets (1-4)
local function hookPartyMemberTarget(i, frame)
if not frame then return end
local defaultUnit = "party" .. i .. "target"
hookFrame(frame, defaultUnit)
end
-- Case A: Hook dedicated arrays for party members 1-4
if pfUI.uf.grouptarget then
for i = 1, 4 do hookPartyMemberTarget(i, pfUI.uf.grouptarget[i]) end
end
if pfUI.uf.partytarget then
for i = 1, 4 do hookPartyMemberTarget(i, pfUI.uf.partytarget[i]) end
end
-- Case B: Hook child target frames for party members 1-4
if pfUI.uf.group then
for i = 1, 4 do
local g = pfUI.uf.group[i]
if g and g.target then hookPartyMemberTarget(i, g.target) end
end
end
--- START OF FIX to include party0target ---
-- Case C: Specifically find and hook the player's own target frame (group[0].target)
if pfUI.uf.group and pfUI.uf.group[0] and pfUI.uf.group[0].target then
-- The player's target UnitID is always "target", not "party0target".
hookFrame(pfUI.uf.group[0].target, "target")
end
--- END OF FIX ---
end
-- RAID MARKERS (pfUI raidmarkers module)
-- Rows are plain Buttons with label="mark" and id=1-8. They have no OnEnter/OnLeave
-- by default, so [mouseover] macros are blind to them. We hook each row so hovering
-- registers "mark1".."mark8" through the normal priority system.
-- registers "mark1".."mark8" through the normal priority system. pfUI's own
-- SetMouseoverUnit path only covers unitframes, so this stays.
function Extension.RegisterRaidMarkScripts()
if not pfUI or not pfUI.raidmarkers or not pfUI.raidmarkers.rows then return end
@@ -371,17 +147,7 @@ function Extension.HookPfCast()
end
function Extension.PLAYER_ENTERING_WORLD()
if not pfUI or not pfUI.uf then return end
Extension.RegisterPlayerScripts()
Extension.RegisterTargetScripts()
Extension.RegisterTargetTargetScripts()
Extension.RegisterPartyScripts()
Extension.RegisterPartyTargetScripts()
Extension.RegisterRaidScripts()
Extension.RegisterFocusScripts()
Extension.RegisterFocusTargetScripts()
Extension.RegisterPetTargetScripts()
Extension.RegisterTargetTargetTargetScripts()
if not pfUI then return end
Extension.RegisterRaidMarkScripts()
Extension.HookPfCast()
end