Authors CurseForge

Did you find a better solution for this Pjizzle?

I have a mod that contains a bunch of macros.  The problem has been that macro lines are sent to the WoW client in the language of the client.  "/cast Judgement"  needs to be "/cast Judderama".  To be able to swap code between enUS and xxXX I got the mod to store SpellId's instead of spell names. 

Its ok if you are just reading but if you create a macro and save it, change talents and edit again and save instead of Hammer of the Righteous i now have saved Blessed Hammer's ID and when I change talents back "/cast Blessed Hammer" wont call "/cast Hammer of the Righteous"

I use Atom on both Windows and Mac.  It has syntax highlighting support for the WOW API and Lua. https://atom.io

I waited 6 hours after packaging with this build https://wow.curseforge.com/projects/gse-gnome-sequencer-enhanced-advanced-macros/files/2366270

and the ptBR file which should have some entries has the following but no translations:

if not(GetLocale() == "ptBR") then
    return;
end

local L = LibStub("AceLocale-3.0"):NewLocale("GSE", "ptBR", true)

-- Options translation
--@localization(locale="ptBR", format="lua_additive_table")@

Turns out the Curse application cleans up removed files and folders.

I have a mod that currently is packaged and deployed via Curse.  It currently installs into three folders at the root level:

• Interface\Addons\GS-Core
• Interface\Addons\GS-SequenceEditor
• Interface\Addons\GS-DraikMacros

I have now rewritten it to be:

• Interface\Addons\GSE
• Interface\Addons\GS-Core

Do I need to put anything into the .pkgmeta to remove the old GS-SequenceEditor and GS-DraikMacros folders?

Hi All,

I have a SimpleGroup within a container to make up columns.  As one column will be shorter than the other the components are centering within the SimpleGroup.  is there a way that I can set the Simple Group to justify Top, Left?

local columngroup = AceGUI:Create("SimpleGroup")
columngroup:SetFullWidth(true)
columngroup:SetLayout("Flow")

local column1 = AceGUI:Create("SimpleGroup")
column1:SetWidth(520)
column1:SetLayout("List")

columngroup:AddChild(column1)



local helplabel = AceGUI:Create("Label")
local helptext = L["No Help Information Available"]
if not GSE.isEmpty(GSELibrary[classid][elements[2]].Help) then
helptext = GSELibrary[classid][elements[2]].Help
end
helplabel:SetFullWidth(true)

helplabel:SetText(helptext )
column1:AddChild(helplabel)

local column2 = AceGUI:Create("SimpleGroup")

......

Is is possible to tell column1 that everything anchors Top Left?

I currently have a hidden "button" that is accessed by a /click button macro.  Ideally I would like to be able to just put the button onto the Action bar but not have to use the /macro stub.  I am probably headed in the wrong direction however I was referred to LibActionButton and have gotten this far:

local L = LibStub("AceLocale-3.0"):GetLocale("GS-SE")
local LAB = LibStub("LibActionButton-1.0")
local SecureHeader = CreateFrame("Frame", "GSSEButtonSecureHeader", UIParent, "SecureHandlerStateTemplate")
RegisterStateDriver(SecureHeader, "page", "[mod:alt]2;1")
SecureHeader:SetAttribute("_onstate-page", [[
    self:SetAttribute("state", newstate)
    control:ChildUpdate("state", newstate)
]])

local buttonIndex = 0

local function CreateMenuItem(SequenceName)
  buttonIndex = buttonIndex + 1
  local button = LAB:CreateButton(1, "RBButton"..buttonIndex, SecureHeader)
  button:DisableDragNDrop(true)

  button:SetState(1, "macro" ,'#showtooltip\n/click ' .. SequenceName)
  button:SetState(2, "macro" ,'#showtooltip\n/click ' .. SequenceName)
  button:SetMovable(true)
  button:SetClampedToScreen(true)
	button:SetScript("OnDragStart", function(self) if self:IsMovable() and IsAltKeyDown() then self.isMoving = true; self:StartMoving(); end end)
	button:SetScript("OnDragStop",  function(self) if self:IsMovable() and self.isMoving == true then self:StopMovingOrSizing(); self:SavePosition() end end )
  button:SetAttribute('macro','#showtooltip\n/click ' .. SequenceName)
  button:SetPoint("CENTER", UIParent)
  button:SetNormalTexture("Interface\\icons\\INV_MISC_QUESTIONMARK")
  button:Show()

end
 

This gives me a transparent Button Frame but not a button. (This may be my misunderstanding of widgets so apologise in advance.)

I cant figure out what StateDriver or other things I need to add or set.

Hi All,

I'm trying to identify if a field on a frame has changed to determine what actions to take when closing a frame.  The full code for this is located at https://github.com/TimothyLuke/GnomeSequenced-Enhanced/blob/master/GS-SequenceEditor/editor-core.lua

my code looks like this:  (Ive abbreviated for simplicity.)

...
local dirtyeditor = false -- At the moment for debugging this is a global but should be a local at the end.
...
local nameeditbox = AceGUI:Create("EditBox")
nameeditbox:SetLabel(L["Sequence Name"])
nameeditbox:SetWidth(250)
nameeditbox:SetCallback("OnTextChanged", function(self) currentSequence = self:GetText(); dirtyeditor = true end)
nameeditbox:DisableButton( true)
editframe:AddChild(nameeditbox)
...
stepdropdown:SetCallback("OnValueChanged", function (obj,event,key) stepvalue = key; dirtyeditor = true end)
editframe:AddChild(stepdropdown)
...
editframe:Show()
dirtyeditor = false

 I added a bunch of print statements and what is occuring is that editframe:Show() is called, dirtyeditor is set to false but then every widget then fires its OnChange event twice (usually in a sequential order but not always the same order).  This sets dirtyeditor to true before any user input can occur.  Is there an API call I can hit to determine if a widget has changed or another way around this race condition?

function GSSE:importSequence()
  local functiondefinition =  importStr .. [===[

  return Sequences
  ]===]
  GSPrintDebugMessage (functiondefinition, "GS-SequenceEditor")
  local fake_globals = setmetatable({
    Sequences = {},
    }, {__index = _G})
  local func, err = loadstring (functiondefinition, "GS-SequenceEditor")
  if func then
    -- Make the compiled function see this table as its "globals"
    setfenv (func, fake_globals)

    local TempSequences = assert(func())
    if not GSisEmpty(TempSequences) then
      local newkey = ""
      for k,v in pairs(TempSequences) do
        local tver = v.version
        if GSisEmpty(tver) then
          tver = 1
        end
        GSAddSequenceToCollection(k, v, tver)
        newkey = k
      end
      names = GSSE:getSequenceNames()
      listbox:SetList(names)
      listbox:SetValue(newkey)
    end
  else
    GSPrintDebugMessage (err, GNOME)
  end

local WeakAuras = WeakAuras

if WeakAuras then
  WeakAuras.ImportString(str)
end

local testtable = {}
local importStr = [[testtable["Test"] = {
["a"] = 1,
["b"] = 2,
}]]

assert(loadstring(importStr))

local loadfunc = loadstring(importStr)
loadfunc()

package-as: GnomeSequencer-Enhanced

externals:
    GS-Core/lib/LibStub:
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/libstub/mainline/trunk
        tag: latest
    GS-Core/lib/AceLocale-3.0:
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/ace3/mainline/trunk/AceLocale-3.0
        tag: latest
    GS-SequenceEditor/lib/LibStub:
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/libstub/mainline/trunk
        tag: latest
    GS-SequenceEditor/lib/CallbackHandler-1.0:
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/callbackhandler/mainline/trunk/CallbackHandler-1.0
        tag: latest
    GS-SequenceEditor/lib/AceAddon-3.0:
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/ace3/mainline/trunk/AceAddon-3.0
        tag: latest
    GS-SequenceEditor/lib/AceLocale-3.0:
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/ace3/mainline/trunk/AceLocale-3.0
        tag: latest
    GS-SequenceEditor/lib/AceConfig-3.0:
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/ace3/mainline/trunk/AceConfig-3.0
        tag: latest
    GS-SequenceEditor/lib/AceConsole-3.0:
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/ace3/mainline/trunk/AceConsole-3.0
        tag: latest
    GS-SequenceEditor/lib/AceEvent-3.0:
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/ace3/mainline/trunk/AceEvent-3.0
        tag: latest
    GS-SequenceEditor/lib/AceGUI-3.0:
        url: svn://svn.wowace.com/wow/ace3/mainline/trunk/AceGUI-3.0
        tag: latest

ignore:
    - GS-MyMacros 
    - GS-HighPerformanceMacros 
    - .travis.yml
    - README.md
    - spec

Quote from Phanx

There's no point in listing your libraries in an "embeds.xml" file. That convention came into being to accommodate the original WowAce site backend and updater program, neither of which exist today, and which needed such a file to detect which libraries it should package/install (or not, for "nolib" users) with an addon.

<Ui xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.blizzard.com/wow/ui/ ..\FrameXML\UI.xsd">
  <Script file="Libs\LibStub\LibStub.lua"/>
  <Include file="Libs\AceAddon-3.0\AceAddon-3.0.xml"/>
  <Include file="Libs\AceConsole-3.0\AceConsole-3.0.xml"/>
</Ui>

##Normal toc stuff here

#libs
Libs\LibStub\LibStub.lua
Libs\AceAddon-3.0\AceAddon-3.0.lua
Libs\AceConsole-3.0\AceConsole-3.0.lua

#myMod
mymod.lua

Libs\AceAddon-3.0\AceAddon-3.0.xml