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World of Warcraft Programming: A Guide and Reference for
Creating WoW Addons
Description: “WoW” is what you’ll say when you see how many ways you can tweak the World of Warcraft
interface after you read this book! If you’re new to programming, we’ll teach you the basics of Lua
and XML and walk you through writing your first addon. If you already have some original addons
in your arsenal, jump right into Parts III and IV and work with templates, function hooking, custom
graphics, state headers, and more. We’ll even help you distribute your addons, making WoW better
for everybody.
-Respond to events, creates frames, and use the WoW API to interact with the game
-Learn the Lua programming language through interactive examples, from values and variables to
custom functions and control structures
-Write well-formed XML and validate using schemas
-Find specific functions easily in the comprehensive references of APIs, API categories, events, and
widgets
-Create custom graphics, scroll frames, dropdown menus, and much more
Authors bio:
James Whitehead II is the author of a number of popular addons for World of Warcraft such as
PerfectRaid, Clique, LightHeaded, TomTom, and many other small addons. He has been an active
member of both the WoW UI and the Lua communities since the World of Warcraft Beta began and
has been writing addons since. When he actually has time to play the game, you can find him
playing one of his many characters on the Stormrage (US) server, or feverishly leveling his
characters on Ravencrest (EU).
Bryan McLemore has been a member of the UI community since early 2005. After creating
KC_AutoRepair, he went on to co-found the Ace Project, as Kaelten alongside Brent Miller (Turan in
the UI community). Following Brent’s official departure from WoW, Bryan found himself having to
devote more and more time to WowAce and less to his addons; however, he refuses to give up on
OneBag and KC_Items. When he actually manages to spend time playing World of Warcraft, he
plays one of his many alts on the US server Whisperwind.
Matthew Orlando is the author of numerous addons for World of Warcraft, including BuyEmAll,
CogsBar, and MacroTalk. He has been programming for 13 years and has been active in the addon
community since early 2006. In addition to his extensive experience with Lua and the World of
Warcraft API, he maintains “Cogwheel’s Complete Macro Guide,” the definitive source for
information on writing macros for WoW
Contents: Introduction.
Part I Learning to Program.
Chapter 1 Programming for World of Warcraft.
Chapter 2 Exploring Lua Basics.
Chapter 3 Basic Functions and Control Structures.
Chapter 4 Working with Tables.
Chapter 5 Advanced Functions and Control Structures.
Chapter 6 Lua Standard Libraries.
Chapter 7 Learning XML.
Part II Programming in World of Warcraft.
Chapter 8 Programming Within World of Warcraft.
Chapter 9 Anatomy of an Addon.
Chapter 10 Creating Frames in XML.
Chapter 11 Adding Behavior to XML Frames.
Chapter 12 Creating Your First Addon: CombatTracker.
Chapter 13 Using the World of Warcraft API.
Chapter 14 Building a Basic Addon with AddOn Studio.
Part III Advanced Addon Techniques.
Chapter 15 Using Templates Programmatically.
Chapter 16 Writing an Addon Without XML.
Chapter 17 Taking Action with Secure Templates.
Chapter 18 Creating Slash Commands.
Chapter 19 Altering Existing Behavior with Function Hooking.
Chapter 20 Creating Custom Graphics.
Chapter 21 Making Frames Move.
Chapter 22 Creating Scroll Frames.
Chapter 23 Creating Dropdown Menus.
Chapter 24 Tooltips.
Chapter 25 Using State Headers.
Chapter 26 Driving State Changes.
Chapter 27 Creating Unit Frames with Group Templates.
Part IV Reference.
Chapter 28 API Reference.
Chapter 29 API Categories.
Chapter 30 Events Reference.
Chapter 31 Widget Reference.
Part V Appendixes.
Appendix A Distributing Your Addon.
Appendix B Tracking History Using Version Control Systems.
Appendix C Best Practices.
Appendix D Avoiding Common Mistakes.
Appendix E Utilizing Addon Libraries.
Appendix F Author and Addon Communities.
Glossary.
Index.
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