Command.Item.Standard.*

[the_real_seebs]

PTS docs updated:

http://www.seebs.net/rift/pts

Of interest:

Command.Item.Standard.Drag function Behaves in the same way that the addon system does when an inventory icon is dragged.
Command.Item.Standard.Drop function Behaves in the same way that the addon system does when an inventory icon is dragged.
Command.Item.Standard.Left function Behaves in the same way that the addon system does when an inventory icon is left-clicked.
Command.Item.Standard.Right function Behaves in the same way that the addon system does when an inventory icon is right-clicked.

Ayup. Typo in one description, but there it is.

[Imhothar]

I would send Zorba a pack of cookies if shipping to the US didn't cost an arm and a leg

Some stuff I found out so far:

• Calling Command.Item.Standard.Drop() on a wardrobe slot while the wardrobe tab in the character window is open shows the red notification message "The wardrobe set is currently locked" without moving the item.
• Using Command.Item.Standard.Drop() prevents the "Do you want to destroy the item?" dialog box from appearing. Yay!
• Calling Command.Item.Standard.Left() works with CTRL- and SHIFT-clicking. More yay!
• If you want the "Do you want to destroy the item?" dialog to not appear in your Event.LeftDown/LeftUp handlers you have to call Command.Item.Standard.Drop() with the same itemid that is currently held on the cursor (putting it back on it's slot) and do your other processing after that.

[the_real_seebs]

Is the drop destroying items without prompts, or not destroying them?

[Imhothar]

Command.Item.Standard.Drop() does not destroy anything as it needs either a slotid or itemid to drop the held cursor item onto.

But releasing the left mouse button without having a Command.Item.Standard.Drop() called during the hardware event causes the "destroy item" prompt to appear (which you need to confirm of course).

[ZorbaTHut]

Calling Command.Item.Standard.Drop() on a wardrobe slot while the wardrobe tab in the character window is open shows the red notification message "The wardrobe set is currently locked" without moving the item.

This is probably a bug - the wardrobe slots are implemented quite strangely. I'll work on it.

If you want the "Do you want to destroy the item?" dialog to not appear in your Event.LeftDown/LeftUp handlers you have to call Command.Item.Standard.Drop() with the same itemid that is currently held on the cursor (putting it back on it's slot) and do your other processing after that.

Another way to do this is by using Command.Cursor() to clear the cursor.

[Imhothar]

Another way to do this is by using Command.Cursor() to clear the cursor.

Is this new? I'm not 100% sure anymore but I think I tried that once and still got the delete item popup. But that's been quite a while.

[ZorbaTHut]

Is this new? I'm not 100% sure anymore but I think I tried that once and still got the delete item popup. But that's been quite a while.

A few of the items in the latest patch notes are bugfixes for Command.Cursor()