Wiley-World.of.Warcraft.Programming.A.Guide.and.Reference.for.Creating.WoW.Addons

656 Part IV ■ ReferencebuyoutPrice—Buyout price of the auction (in copper) (number)bidAmount—Current highest bid on the item (in copper); 0 if no bids have beenplaced (number)highestBidder—1 if the player is currently the highest bidder; otherwise nil(1nil)owner—Name of the character who placed the auction (string)sold—1 if the auction has sold (and payment is awaiting delivery; applies onlyto owner auctions); otherwise nil (number)GetAuctionItemLinkReturns a hyperlink for an item in an auction listing.link = GetAuctionItemLink(“list“, index)Arguments:list—Type of auction listing (string)bidder—Auctions the player has bid onlist—Auctions the player can browse and bid on or buy outowner—Auctions the player placedindex—Index of an auction in the listing (number)Returns:link—A hyperlink for the item (string, hyperlink)GetAuctionItemSubClassesReturns a list of localized subclass names for a given item class.... = GetAuctionItemSubClasses(classIndex)Item subclasses are the second level of hierarchy seen when browsing itemclasses (categories) at the Auction House: One-Handed Axes, Two-HandedAxes, Bows, Guns,etalforWeapon; Cloth, Leather, Plate, Shields,etalforArmor; Food & Drink, Potion, Elixir et al for Consumable; Red, Blue,Yellow,etalforGem;etc.This function still returns valid information if the player is not interacting withan auctioneer.Arguments:classIndex—Index of an item class (in the list returned by GetAuctionItemClasses()) (number)Returns:...—A list of strings, each the name of an item subclass; or nil if the class containsno subclasses (list)Example:-- prints a list of the subclasses for each item classfunction printSubClasses(...)for class = 1, select(“#“, ...) doprint(select(class, ...).. “:“, strjoin(“, “, iGetAuctionItemSubClasses(class)))