EEex_GetActionbarState

EEex_GetActionbarState()

Gets the state of the actionbar

Parameters

None

Return

Returns the action bar state which can be one of the following:

Unique Config	State(s)	Notes
[0]	1	Mage / Sorcerer
[1]	2	Fighter
[2]	3	Cleric
[3]	4	Thief
[4]	5	Bard
[5]	6	Paladin
[6]	7	Fighter Mage
[7]	8	Fighter Cleric
[8]	9	Fighter Thief
[9]	10	Fighter Mage Thief
[10]	11	Druid
[11]	12	Ranger
[12]	13	Mage Thief
[13]	14	Cleric Mage
[14]	15	Cleric Thief
[15]	16	Fighter Druid
[16]	17	Fighter Mage Cleric
[17]	18	Cleric Ranger
[18]	20	Monk
[19]	21	Shaman
[20]	101	Select Weapon Ability
[21]	102	Spells (Select Quick Spell)
[21]	103	Spells (Cast)
[22]	104	Select Quick Item Ability
[22]	105	Use Item
[23]	106	Special Abilities
[24]	107	Select Quick Formation
[25]	108	Defunct Select Quick Formation (Not used)
[26]	109	Group Selected
[27]	110	Unknown (No buttons defined; not used?)
[28]	111	Internal List (Opcode #214)
[29]	112	Controlled (Class doesn’t have a dedicated state)
[30]	113	Cleric / Mage Spells (Cast)
[30]	114	Cleric / Mage Spells (Select Quick Spell)

Note

“Unique Config” refers to the button types that eventually get set from the state(s) on the right. In a few instances the engine reuses the same button configuration for multiple purposes. You can see this in the Spells config; one state is for setting a quick button, while another is actually for casting.

Notes

Actionbar listeners now pass the state as the second param, like this

function B3DebugPrintActionbar(config, state)
    Infinity_DisplayString("config: "..config..", state: "..state)
end
EEex_AddActionbarListener(B3DebugPrintActionbar)

You can catch the “Cast Spell” actionbar state like this:

function B3DetectCastSpell(config, state)
    if state == 103 then
        -- Cast Spell opened, no matter the source
    end
end
EEex_AddActionbarListener(B3DetectCastSpell)

Example

local state = EEex_GetActionbarState()

See Also

EEex_SetActionbarState