Change Log:
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version 1.6.3:
- Update to Scalebreaker: New API allows to show why a dependencies is missing.
- Show warning for addons, which are probably unzipped to a wrong file location. Idea from @Shinni.
version 1.6.2:
- Tooltip: Fixed not showing missing dependencies not even installed. Take 2.
version 1.6.1:
- Tooltip: Fixed not showing missing dependencies not even installed. My fault.
version 1.6.0:
- Tooltip: Show addons using a library.
version 1.5.0:
- Update to API 100027 "Elsweyr".
version 1.4.0:
- Update to API 100026 "Wrathstone"
version 1.3.0:
- Auto enabled dependencies, if available.
- Buttons to scroll to library section and back to top. (If a scroll-bar is visible)
- Button to disable all libraries. (Except the own, of course)
version 1.2.0:
- Fixed random duplicate control name error. Hopefully.
version 1.1.0:
- Fixed conflict with "Champion Point Respec".
Description:
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Description
Alternative Addon List Design.
Rearrange controls for more space for title and author. Using a tooltip instead.
Change the out-of-date text for a more precise description what it means.
Sort patch addons below their main addon.
Libraries, not used by any addon, are marked as optional (green).
Addons unzipped to a suspicious file location (which can be bad for textures/images), are marked yellow as well.
Since Morrowind duplicate manifest text files get sorted out and with new (in Morrowind) tag ## AddOnVersion, the highest (newest) version is used.
This is ideal for libraries. Especially for those used in nearly all addons, like LibStub or LibAddonMenu (LAM).
Currently libraries are still detected by name convention, until 30.08.2019:
The convention is: Lib or lib followed by a capital letter or number and at least one more char.
LibStub or Lib3D, but not "Librarian" from "Librarian Book Manager".
Newer libraries have to use the manifest tag ## IsLibrary: true
See Addon manifest (.txt) format.
A "patch" addon is any addon which depends on one or more addon(s) which is/are not a library.
An addon depending on libraries only is a normal main addon.
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version 1.6.3:
- Update to Scalebreaker: New API allows to show why a dependencies is missing.
- Show warning for addons, which are probably unzipped to a wrong file location. Idea from @Shinni.
version 1.6.2:
- Tooltip: Fixed not showing missing dependencies not even installed. Take 2.
version 1.6.1:
- Tooltip: Fixed not showing missing dependencies not even installed. My fault.
version 1.6.0:
- Tooltip: Show addons using a library.
version 1.5.0:
- Update to API 100027 "Elsweyr".
version 1.4.0:
- Update to API 100026 "Wrathstone"
version 1.3.0:
- Auto enabled dependencies, if available.
- Buttons to scroll to library section and back to top. (If a scroll-bar is visible)
- Button to disable all libraries. (Except the own, of course)
version 1.2.0:
- Fixed random duplicate control name error. Hopefully.
version 1.1.0:
- Fixed conflict with "Champion Point Respec".
Description:
--------------------
Description
Alternative Addon List Design.
Rearrange controls for more space for title and author. Using a tooltip instead.
Change the out-of-date text for a more precise description what it means.
Sort patch addons below their main addon.
Libraries, not used by any addon, are marked as optional (green).
Addons unzipped to a suspicious file location (which can be bad for textures/images), are marked yellow as well.
Since Morrowind duplicate manifest text files get sorted out and with new (in Morrowind) tag ## AddOnVersion, the highest (newest) version is used.
This is ideal for libraries. Especially for those used in nearly all addons, like LibStub or LibAddonMenu (LAM).
Currently libraries are still detected by name convention, until 30.08.2019:
The convention is: Lib or lib followed by a capital letter or number and at least one more char.
LibStub or Lib3D, but not "Librarian" from "Librarian Book Manager".
Newer libraries have to use the manifest tag ## IsLibrary: true
See Addon manifest (.txt) format.
A "patch" addon is any addon which depends on one or more addon(s) which is/are not a library.
An addon depending on libraries only is a normal main addon.