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Beginnings of conversion from old, modified Astrolabe-0.4 to new, improved Astrolabe-1.0.

WARNING: THESE MODIFICATIONS ARE NOT TESTED AND ARE LIKELY TO CAUSE CATASTROPHIC ISSUES AT THIS TIME. ANY ATTEMPT TO USE THIS REVISION IS NOT RECOMMENDED.
Cette révision appartient à :
Nathanial.C.Jones 2013-01-03 02:50:16 +00:00
Parent c9a7c07ffc
révision f9b92178d5
11 fichiers modifiés avec 2460 ajouts et 149 suppressions

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@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ libs\AceGUI-3.0\AceGUI-3.0.xml
libs\AceConfig-3.0\AceConfig-3.0.xml
bst_astrolabe.lua
libs\AstrolabeQH\Load.xml
libs\Astrolabe\Load.xml
#MapMonitor.lua
#AstroLabeToLibMapDataConversionStub.lua

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@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ QuestHelper_Loadtime["arrow.lua"] = GetTime()
copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following
disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided
with the distribution.
* The name or alias of the copyright holder may not be used to endorse
* The name or alias of the copyright holder may not be used to endorse
or promote products derived from this software without specific prior
written permission.
@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ function QH_Arrow_SetScale(scale)
else
scale = QuestHelper_Pref.arrow_arrowsize
end
if not showDownArrow then
wayframe:SetHeight(42 * scale)
wayframe:SetWidth(56 * scale)
@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ function QH_Arrow_SetTextScale(scale)
else
scale = QuestHelper_Pref.arrow_textsize
end
wayframe.title:SetFont(default_font_name, default_font_size * scale, default_font_flags)
wayframe.status:SetFont(default_font_name, default_font_size * scale, default_font_flags)
wayframe.tta:SetFont(default_font_name, default_font_size * scale, default_font_flags)
@ -189,19 +189,19 @@ local speed_count = 0
OnUpdate = function()
local self = wayframe
QuestHelper: Assert(self)
if not active_point.c or QuestHelper.collect_rc ~= active_point.c or QuestHelper.collect_delayed or QuestHelper.InBrokenInstance or not QuestHelper_Pref.arrow then
if not QuestHelper_Pref.arrow then
self:Hide()
return
end
self:Show()
local dist, dx, dy = QuestHelper.Astrolabe:ComputeDistance(QuestHelper.collect_rc, QuestHelper.collect_rz, QuestHelper.collect_rx, QuestHelper.collect_ry, active_point.c, active_point.z, active_point.x, active_point.y)
local dist, dx, dy = QuestHelper.Astrolabe:ComputeDistance(QuestHelper.collect_rm, QuestHelper.collect_rf, QuestHelper.collect_rx, QuestHelper.collect_ry, active_point.m, active_point.f, active_point.x, active_point.y)
--print(QuestHelper.collect_rc, QuestHelper.collect_rz, QuestHelper.collect_rx, QuestHelper.collect_ry, active_point.c, active_point.z, active_point.x, active_point.y)
local text = ""
if dist then
-- I had support for miles and kilometers, but decided that distances were rarely large
-- enough to warrent it.
@ -211,14 +211,14 @@ OnUpdate = function()
text = QHFormat("DISTANCE_YARDS", math.floor(0.5 + dist))
end
end
status:SetText(text)
-- Showing the arrival arrow?
if dist and dist <= 10 then
if not showDownArrow then
showDownArrow = true
QH_Arrow_SetScale()
QH_Arrow_SetScale()
arrow:SetTexture("Interface\\AddOns\\QuestHelper\\arrow_image_down")
arrow:SetVertexColor(0, 1, 0)
end
@ -236,7 +236,7 @@ OnUpdate = function()
else
if showDownArrow then
showDownArrow = false
QH_Arrow_SetScale()
QH_Arrow_SetScale()
arrow:SetTexture("Interface\\AddOns\\QuestHelper\\arrow_image")
showDownArrow = false
end
@ -252,7 +252,7 @@ OnUpdate = function()
local gr,gg,gb = 0, 1, 0
local mr,mg,mb = 1, 1, 0
local br,bg,bb = 1, 0, 0
local r,g,b = ColorGradient(perc, br, bg, bb, mr, mg, mb, gr, gg, gb)
local r,g,b = ColorGradient(perc, br, bg, bb, mr, mg, mb, gr, gg, gb)
arrow:SetVertexColor(r,g,b)
@ -291,11 +291,11 @@ OnUpdate = function()
if speed > 0 then
local eta = math.abs(dist / speed)
tta:SetFormattedText("%01d:%02d", eta / 60, eta % 60)
tta:SetFormattedText("%01d:%02d", eta / 60, eta % 60)
else
tta:SetText("")
end
last_distance = dist
tta_throttle = 0
end
@ -317,14 +317,14 @@ function QH_Arrow_PopulateMenu(menu)
hide:SetFunction(function () QuestHelper:ToggleArrow() end)
--hide:AddTexture(spacer(), true)
--hide:AddTexture(spacer(), false)
local lock = QuestHelper:CreateMenuItem(menu, "Lock")
local ltex = QuestHelper:CreateIconTexture(item, 10)
lock:SetFunction(function () QuestHelper_Pref.arrow_locked = not QuestHelper_Pref.arrow_locked end)
lock:AddTexture(ltex, true)
lock:AddTexture(spacer(), false)
ltex:SetVertexColor(1, 1, 1, QuestHelper_Pref.arrow_locked and 1 or 0)
local scale = QuestHelper:CreateMenuItem(menu, "Arrow Scale")
local scale_menu = QuestHelper:CreateMenu()
scale:SetSubmenu(scale_menu)
@ -341,7 +341,7 @@ function QH_Arrow_PopulateMenu(menu)
end
it:AddTexture(icon)
end
local tscale = QuestHelper:CreateMenuItem(menu, "Text Scale")
local tscale_menu = QuestHelper:CreateMenu()
tscale:SetSubmenu(tscale_menu)
@ -358,7 +358,7 @@ function QH_Arrow_PopulateMenu(menu)
end
it:AddTexture(icon)
end
local reset = QuestHelper:CreateMenuItem(menu, QHText("SETTINGS_MENU_ARROW_RESET"))
reset:SetFunction(function () QH_Arrow_Reset() end)
end
@ -366,14 +366,14 @@ end
local function WayFrame_OnClick(self, button)
local menu = QuestHelper:CreateMenu()
QuestHelper:CreateMenuTitle(menu, QHText("SETTINGS_ARROWLINK_ARROW"))
QH_Arrow_PopulateMenu(menu)
local submenu = QuestHelper:CreateMenu()
item = QuestHelper:CreateMenuItem(menu, "Objective")
item:SetSubmenu(submenu)
QH_Append_NextObjective(submenu)
menu:ShowAtCursor()
end

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@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ QuestHelper_File["core.lua"] = "4.0.1.$svnversion$"
QuestHelper_Loadtime["core.lua"] = GetTime()
QuestHelper.Astrolabe = QH_Astrolabe_Ready and DongleStub("Astrolabe-0.4-QuestHelper")
QuestHelper.Astrolabe = QH_Astrolabe_Ready and DongleStub("Astrolabe-1.0")
local walker = QuestHelper:CreateWorldMapWalker()
QuestHelper.minimap_marker = QuestHelper:CreateMipmapDodad()

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@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ local function LookupName(x, y)
best, d2 = TaxiNodeName(i), u
end
end
return best
end
@ -32,17 +32,17 @@ local function getRoute(id)
if routes and routes > 0 and routes < 100 then
local origin, dest = TaxiNodeName(i), TaxiNodeName(id)
local path_hash = 0
if routes > 1 then
local path_str = ""
for j = 1,routes-1 do
path_str = string.format("%s/%s", path_str, LookupName(TaxiGetDestX(id, j), TaxiGetDestY(id, j)))
end
path_hash = QuestHelper:HashString(path_str)
end
return origin, dest, path_hash
end
end
@ -72,15 +72,15 @@ end
TaxiNodeOnButtonEnter = function(btn, ...)
QuestHelper: Assert(btn)
local rv = real_TaxiNodeOnButtonEnter(btn, ...)
if QuestHelper_Pref.flight_time then
local index = btn:GetID()
if TaxiNodeGetType(index) == "REACHABLE" then
local snode, dnode = getSrcDest(index)
local eta, estimate = getEtaEstimate(snode, dnode)
if eta then -- Going to replace the tooltip.
GameTooltip:SetOwner(btn, "ANCHOR_RIGHT")
GameTooltip:ClearLines()
@ -94,27 +94,27 @@ TaxiNodeOnButtonEnter = function(btn, ...)
end
end
end
return rv
end
TakeTaxiNode = function(id)
local src, dest = getSrcDest(id)
if src then
local flight_data = QuestHelper.flight_data
if not flight_data then
flight_data = QuestHelper:CreateTable()
QuestHelper.flight_data = flight_data
end
flight_data.src = src
flight_data.dest = dest
flight_data.start_time = nil
flight_data.end_time = nil
flight_data.end_time_estimate = nil
end
real_TakeTaxiNode(id)
end
@ -126,9 +126,9 @@ function QuestHelper:getFlightInstructor(area)
return npc
end
end
local static = QuestHelper_StaticData[QuestHelper_Locale]
if static then
fi_table = static.flight_instructors and static.flight_instructors[self.faction]
if fi_table then
@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ end
-- If so, find the flightpath distance and the "walking" distance. Add up walking and flightpath separately, and return the sums.
local function getWalkToFlight(tbl, fi1, fi2)
local f, w = 0, 0
if tbl then
for origin, list in pairs(tbl) do
for dest, hashlist in pairs(list) do
@ -158,15 +158,15 @@ local function getWalkToFlight(tbl, fi1, fi2)
local obj1, obj2 = QuestHelper:GetObjective("monster", npc1), QuestHelper:GetObjective("monster", npc2)
obj1:PrepareRouting(true, {failable = true})
obj2:PrepareRouting(true, {failable = true})
local pos1, pos2 = obj1:Position(), obj2:Position()
if pos1 and pos2 then
local x, y = pos1[3]-pos2[3], pos1[4]-pos2[4]
w = w + math.sqrt(x*x+y*y)
f = f + hashlist[0]
end
obj2:DoneRouting()
obj1:DoneRouting()
end
@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ local function getWalkToFlight(tbl, fi1, fi2)
end
end
end
return f, w
end
@ -184,12 +184,12 @@ function QuestHelper:computeWalkToFlightMult()
local s = QuestHelper_StaticData[self.locale]
s = s and s.flight_routes
s = s and s[self.faction]
local fi1 = QuestHelper_FlightInstructors_Local[self.faction]
local fi2 = QuestHelper_StaticData[self.locale]
fi2 = fi2 and fi2.flight_instructors
fi2 = fi2 and fi2[self.faction]
local f1, w1 = getWalkToFlight(l, fi1, fi2)
local f2, w2 = getWalkToFlight(s, fi1, fi2)
return (f1+f2+0.032876)/(w1+w2+0.1)
@ -200,45 +200,45 @@ function QuestHelper:computeLinkTime(origin, dest, hash, fallback)
if origin == dest then
return 0
end
local l = QuestHelper_FlightRoutes_Local[self.faction]
local s = QuestHelper_StaticData[self.locale]
s = s and s.flight_routes
s = s and s[self.faction]
hash = hash or 0
-- Will try to lookup flight time there, failing that, will use the time from there to here.
local t = getTime(l, origin, dest, hash) or getTime(s, origin, dest, hash) or
getTime(l, dest, origin, hash) or getTime(s, dest, origin, hash) or fallback
if t == nil then -- Don't have any recored information on this flight time, will estimate based on distances.
l = QuestHelper_FlightInstructors_Local[self.faction]
s = QuestHelper_StaticData[self.locale]
s = s and s.flight_instructors
s = s and s[self.faction]
local npc1, npc2 = (l and l[origin]) or (s and s[origin]),
(l and l[dest]) or (s and s[dest])
if npc1 and npc2 then
local obj1, obj2 = self:GetObjective("monster", npc1), self:GetObjective("monster", npc2)
obj1:PrepareRouting(true)
obj2:PrepareRouting(true)
local pos1, pos2 = obj1:Position(), obj2:Position()
if pos1 and pos2 then
local x, y = pos1[3]-pos2[3], pos1[4]-pos2[4]
t = math.sqrt(x*x+y*y)*self.flight_scalar
end
obj2:DoneRouting()
obj1:DoneRouting()
end
end
if t and type(t) ~= "number" then
QuestHelper:AppendNotificationError("2008-10-11 computelinktime is not a number", string.format("%s %s", type(t), fallback and type(fallback) or "(nil)"))
return nil
@ -253,11 +253,11 @@ function QuestHelper:addLinkInfo(data, flight_times)
if select(2, UnitClass("player")) ~= "DRUID" then
-- As only druids can use the flight point in moonglade, we need to figure out
-- where it is so we can ignore it.
if not moonglade_fp then
local fi_table = QuestHelper_FlightInstructors_Local[self.faction]
if fi_table then for area, npc in pairs(fi_table) do
local npc_obj = self:GetObjective("monster", npc)
npc_obj:PrepareRouting(true, {failable = true})
@ -269,11 +269,11 @@ function QuestHelper:addLinkInfo(data, flight_times)
end
npc_obj:DoneRouting()
end end
if not moonglade_fp then
fi_table = QuestHelper_StaticData[QuestHelper_Locale]
fi_table = fi_table and fi_table.flight_instructors and fi_table.flight_instructors[self.faction]
if fi_table then for area, npc in pairs(fi_table) do
local npc_obj = self:GetObjective("monster", npc)
npc_obj:PrepareRouting(true, {failable = true})
@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ function QuestHelper:addLinkInfo(data, flight_times)
npc_obj:DoneRouting()
end end
end
if not moonglade_fp then
-- This will always be unknown for the session, even if you call buildFlightTimes again
-- but if it's unknown then you won't be able to
@ -296,14 +296,14 @@ function QuestHelper:addLinkInfo(data, flight_times)
end
end
end
for origin, list in pairs(data) do
local tbl = flight_times[origin]
if not tbl then
tbl = self:CreateTable("Flightpath AddLinkInfo origin table")
flight_times[origin] = tbl
end
for dest, hashs in pairs(list) do
if origin ~= moonglade_fp and QuestHelper_KnownFlightRoutes[dest] and hashs[0] then
local tbl2 = tbl[dest]
@ -328,29 +328,29 @@ local function getDataTime(ft, origin, dest)
local str = nil
local data = ft[origin][dest]
local t = data[1]
for key in pairs(visited) do visited[key] = nil end
while true do
local n = data[2]
-- We might be asked about a route that visits the same point multiple times, and
-- since this is effectively a linked list, we need to check for this to avoid
-- infinite loops.
if visited[n] then return end
visited[n] = true
local temp = QuestHelper:computeLinkTime(origin, n, str and QuestHelper:HashString(str) or 0, false)
if temp then
t = temp + (n == dest and 0 or ft[n][dest][1])
end
if n == dest then break end
str = string.format("%s/%s", str or "", n)
data = ft[n][dest]
end
return t
end
@ -360,28 +360,28 @@ QuestHelper_Flight_Updates_Current = 0
function QuestHelper:buildFlightTimes()
self.flight_scalar = self:computeWalkToFlightMult()
local flight_times = self.flight_times
if not flight_times then
flight_times = self:CreateTable()
self.flight_times = flight_times
end
for key, list in pairs(flight_times) do
self:ReleaseTable(list)
flight_times[key] = nil
end
local l = QuestHelper_FlightRoutes_Local[self.faction]
local s = QuestHelper_StaticData[self.locale]
s = s and s.flight_routes
s = s and s[self.faction]
self:addLinkInfo(l, flight_times)
self:addLinkInfo(s, flight_times)
QuestHelper_Flight_Updates_Current = 0
-- This appears to set up flight_times so it gives directions from any node to any other node. I'm not sure what the getDataTime() call is all about, and I'm also not sure what dat[2] is for. In any case, I don't see anything immediately suspicious about this, just dubious.
local cont = true
while cont do
@ -391,19 +391,19 @@ function QuestHelper:buildFlightTimes()
origin = next(flight_times, origin)
if not origin then break end
local list = flight_times[origin]
for dest, data in pairs(list) do
QuestHelper_Flight_Updates_Current = QuestHelper_Flight_Updates_Current + 1
if flight_times[dest] then for dest2, data2 in pairs(flight_times[dest]) do
if dest2 ~= origin then
local dat = list[dest2]
if not dat then
dat = self:CreateTable()
dat[1], dat[2] = data[1]+data2[1], dest
list[dest2] = dat
dat[1] = getDataTime(flight_times, origin, dest2)
if not dat[1] then
self:ReleaseTable(dat)
list[dest2] = nil
@ -415,7 +415,7 @@ function QuestHelper:buildFlightTimes()
if o2 ~= dest then
dat[1], dat[2] = data[1]+data2[1], dest
local t2 = getDataTime(flight_times, origin, dest2)
if t2 and t2 < o1 then
dat[1] = t2
cont = true
@ -430,9 +430,9 @@ function QuestHelper:buildFlightTimes()
end
end
end
QuestHelper_Flight_Updates = QuestHelper_Flight_Updates_Current
-- Replace the tables with simple times.
for orig, list in pairs(flight_times) do
for dest, data in pairs(list) do
@ -475,11 +475,11 @@ function QuestHelper:flightBegan()
if self.flight_data and not self.flight_data.start_time then
self.flight_data.start_time = GetTime()
local src, dest = self.flight_data.src, self.flight_data.dest
local eta, estimate = getEtaEstimate(src, dest)
--[[
--[[ NOTE: MUST CONVERT TO M(ap), F(loor) coordinate system before enabling again.
local npc = self:getFlightInstructor(self.flight_data.dest) -- Will inform QuestHelper that we're going to be at this NPC in whenever.
if npc then
local npc_obj = self:GetObjective("monster", npc)
@ -490,20 +490,20 @@ function QuestHelper:flightBegan()
local x, y = self.Astrolabe:TranslateWorldMapPosition(c, 0,
pos[3]/self.continent_scales_x[c],
pos[4]/self.continent_scales_y[c], c, z)
self:SetTargetLocation(QuestHelper_IndexLookup[c][z], x, y, eta)
end
npc_obj:DoneRouting()
end]]
do
local loc = QH_Flight_Destinations[dest]
if loc then -- sometimes we just don't have a loc, I think due to flightpath recalculations going on right then
QuestHelper.routing_ac, QuestHelper.routing_ax, QuestHelper.routing_ay, QuestHelper.routing_c, QuestHelper.routing_z = QuestHelper_ParentLookup[loc.p], loc.x, loc.y, QuestHelper_ZoneLookup[loc.p][1], QuestHelper_ZoneLookup[loc.p][2]
end
end
if eta and QuestHelper_Pref.flight_time then
self.flight_data.end_time_estimate = time() + eta
self:PerformCustomSearch(flight_updater) -- Reusing the search status indicator to display ETA for flight.
@ -515,7 +515,7 @@ function QuestHelper:flightEnded(interrupted)
local flight_data = self.flight_data
if flight_data and not flight_data.end_time then
flight_data.end_time = GetTime()
self:UnsetTargetLocation()
self:StopCustomSearch()
end

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@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
## Interface: 50001
## Title: Astrolabe |cff224477(lib)
## Notes: A library for drawing icons on the Minimap and World Maps.
## Version: 1.0
## Author: Esamynn (James Carrothers)
Load.xml

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@ -0,0 +1,235 @@
--[[
Name: AstrolabeMapMonitor
Revision: $Rev: 44 $
$Date: 2007-03-30 11:56:21 -0700 (Fri, 30 Mar 2007) $
Author(s): Esamynn (esamynn@wowinterface.com)
Inspired By: Gatherer by Norganna
MapLibrary by Kristofer Karlsson (krka@kth.se)
Website: http://esamynn.wowinterface.com/
Documentation: http://www.esamynn.org/wiki/Astrolabe/World_Map_Monitor
SVN: http://esamynn.org/svn/astrolabe/
Description:
This is a small stub library to support the main Astrolabe
library. It's purpose is to monitor the visibility of
various World Map frames, so that Astrolabe can modify its
behaviour accordingly.
Copyright (C) 2007 James Carrothers
License:
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
Note:
This library's source code is specifically designed to work with
World of Warcraft's interpreted AddOn system. You have an implicit
licence to use this library with these facilities since that is its
designated purpose as per:
http://www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/gpl-faq.html#InterpreterIncompat
]]
-- WARNING!!!
-- DO NOT MAKE CHANGES TO THIS LIBRARY WITHOUT FIRST CHANGING THE LIBRARY_VERSION_MAJOR
-- STRING (to something unique) OR ELSE YOU MAY BREAK OTHER ADDONS THAT USE THIS LIBRARY!!!
local LIBRARY_VERSION_MAJOR = "AstrolabeMapMonitor"
local LIBRARY_VERSION_MINOR = tonumber(string.match("$Revision: 44 $", "(%d+)") or 1)
if not DongleStub then error(LIBRARY_VERSION_MAJOR .. " requires DongleStub.") end
if not DongleStub:IsNewerVersion(LIBRARY_VERSION_MAJOR, LIBRARY_VERSION_MINOR) then return end
local AstrolabeMapMonitor = {};
function AstrolabeMapMonitor:GetVersion()
return LIBRARY_VERSION_MAJOR, LIBRARY_VERSION_MINOR;
end
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Global World Map Frame Registration Table
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
if ( type(WorldMapDisplayFrames) ~= "table" ) then
WorldMapDisplayFrames = { WorldMapFrame };
else
local worldMapFound = false;
for k, v in pairs(WorldMapDisplayFrames) do
if ( v == WorldMapFrame ) then
worldMapFound = true;
break;
end
end
if not ( worldMapFound ) then
table.insert(WorldMapDisplayFrames, WorldMapFrame);
end
end
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Working Tables and Config Constants
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AstrolabeMapMonitor.TrackedWorldMaps = {};
AstrolabeMapMonitor.AstrolabeLibrarys = {};
AstrolabeMapMonitor.NumVisibleWorldMaps = 0;
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Monitor Frame Script Handlers
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function onShow( frame )
AstrolabeMapMonitor.NumVisibleWorldMaps = AstrolabeMapMonitor.NumVisibleWorldMaps + 1;
AstrolabeMapMonitor:Update()
end
local function onHide( frame )
AstrolabeMapMonitor.NumVisibleWorldMaps = AstrolabeMapMonitor.NumVisibleWorldMaps - 1;
AstrolabeMapMonitor:Update()
end
local function setScripts( monitorFrame )
monitorFrame:SetScript("OnShow", onShow);
monitorFrame:SetScript("OnHide", onHide);
end
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Internal Utility Functions
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function assert(level,condition,message)
if not condition then
error(message,level)
end
end
local function argcheck(value, num, ...)
assert(1, type(num) == "number",
"Bad argument #2 to 'argcheck' (number expected, got " .. type(level) .. ")")
for i=1,select("#", ...) do
if type(value) == select(i, ...) then return end
end
local types = strjoin(", ", ...)
local name = string.match(debugstack(2,2,0), ": in function [`<](.-)['>]")
error(string.format("Bad argument #%d to 'AstrolabeMapMonitor.%s' (%s expected, got %s)", num, name, types, type(value)), 3)
end
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Public API
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
function AstrolabeMapMonitor:MonitorWorldMap( worldMapFrame )
-- check argument types
argcheck(worldMapFrame, 2, "table");
assert((worldMapFrame.SetParent), "Usage Message");
local TrackedWorldMaps = self.TrackedWorldMaps;
if ( TrackedWorldMaps[worldMapFrame] ) then
return 1;
end
local monitorFrame = CreateFrame("Frame", nil, worldMapFrame);
TrackedWorldMaps[worldMapFrame] = monitorFrame;
setScripts(monitorFrame);
self:ForceUpdate();
return 0;
end
function AstrolabeMapMonitor:LookForMapsToRegister()
for k, frame in pairs(WorldMapDisplayFrames) do
if ( type(frame) == "table" and frame.SetParent ) then
self:MonitorWorldMap(frame);
end
end
end
function AstrolabeMapMonitor:Update()
local visibleMap = false;
if ( (self.NumVisibleWorldMaps) > 0 ) then
visibleMap = true;
end
for lib, versionString in pairs(self.AstrolabeLibrarys) do
lib.WorldMapVisible = visibleMap;
if ( (not visibleMap) and lib.AllWorldMapsHidden ) then
lib:AllWorldMapsHidden();
end
end
return visibleMap;
end
function AstrolabeMapMonitor:ForceUpdate()
self.NumVisibleWorldMaps = 0;
for worldMap, monitorFrame in pairs(self.TrackedWorldMaps) do
if ( worldMap:IsVisible() ) then
self.NumVisibleWorldMaps = self.NumVisibleWorldMaps + 1;
end
end
return self:Update();
end
function AstrolabeMapMonitor:RegisterAstrolabeLibrary( lib, majorVersionString )
-- check argument types
argcheck(lib, 2, "table");
argcheck(majorVersionString, 3, "string");
self.AstrolabeLibrarys[lib] = majorVersionString;
self:Update();
end
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Handler Scripts
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
function AstrolabeMapMonitor:OnEvent( frame, event )
if ( event == "ADDON_LOADED" ) then
self:LookForMapsToRegister();
self:ForceUpdate();
end
end
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Library Registration
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
local function activate( newInstance, oldInstance )
if ( oldInstance ) then -- this is an upgrade activate
for k, v in pairs(oldInstance) do
if ( type(v) ~= "function" ) then
newInstance[k] = v;
end
end
AstrolabeMapMonitor = oldInstance;
else
AstrolabeMapMonitor.eventFrame = CreateFrame("Frame");
end
for worldMap, monitorFrame in pairs(AstrolabeMapMonitor.TrackedWorldMaps) do
setScripts(monitorFrame);
end
local frame = AstrolabeMapMonitor.eventFrame;
frame:Hide();
frame:UnregisterAllEvents();
frame:RegisterEvent("ADDON_LOADED");
frame:SetScript("OnEvent",
function( frame, event, ... )
AstrolabeMapMonitor:OnEvent(frame, event, ...);
end
);
end
DongleStub:Register(AstrolabeMapMonitor, activate)

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--[[-------------------------------------------------------------------------
James Whitehead II grants anyone the right to use this work for any purpose,
without any conditions, unless such conditions are required by law.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------]]
local major = "DongleStub"
local minor = tonumber(string.match("$Revision: 313 $", "(%d+)") or 1)
local g = getfenv(0)
if not g.DongleStub or g.DongleStub:IsNewerVersion(major, minor) then
local lib = setmetatable({}, {
__call = function(t,k)
if type(t.versions) == "table" and t.versions[k] then
return t.versions[k].instance
else
error("Cannot find a library with name '"..tostring(k).."'", 2)
end
end
})
function lib:IsNewerVersion(major, minor)
local versionData = self.versions and self.versions[major]
-- If DongleStub versions have differing major version names
-- such as DongleStub-Beta0 and DongleStub-1.0-RC2 then a second
-- instance will be loaded, with older logic. This code attempts
-- to compensate for that by matching the major version against
-- "^DongleStub", and handling the version check correctly.
if major:match("^DongleStub") then
local oldmajor,oldminor = self:GetVersion()
if self.versions and self.versions[oldmajor] then
return minor > oldminor
else
return true
end
end
if not versionData then return true end
local oldmajor,oldminor = versionData.instance:GetVersion()
return minor > oldminor
end
local function NilCopyTable(src, dest)
for k,v in pairs(dest) do dest[k] = nil end
for k,v in pairs(src) do dest[k] = v end
end
function lib:Register(newInstance, activate, deactivate)
assert(type(newInstance.GetVersion) == "function",
"Attempt to register a library with DongleStub that does not have a 'GetVersion' method.")
local major,minor = newInstance:GetVersion()
assert(type(major) == "string",
"Attempt to register a library with DongleStub that does not have a proper major version.")
assert(type(minor) == "number",
"Attempt to register a library with DongleStub that does not have a proper minor version.")
-- Generate a log of all library registrations
if not self.log then self.log = {} end
table.insert(self.log, string.format("Register: %s, %s", major, minor))
if not self:IsNewerVersion(major, minor) then return false end
if not self.versions then self.versions = {} end
local versionData = self.versions[major]
if not versionData then
-- New major version
versionData = {
["instance"] = newInstance,
["deactivate"] = deactivate,
}
self.versions[major] = versionData
if type(activate) == "function" then
table.insert(self.log, string.format("Activate: %s, %s", major, minor))
activate(newInstance)
end
return newInstance
end
local oldDeactivate = versionData.deactivate
local oldInstance = versionData.instance
versionData.deactivate = deactivate
local skipCopy
if type(activate) == "function" then
table.insert(self.log, string.format("Activate: %s, %s", major, minor))
skipCopy = activate(newInstance, oldInstance)
end
-- Deactivate the old libary if necessary
if type(oldDeactivate) == "function" then
local major, minor = oldInstance:GetVersion()
table.insert(self.log, string.format("Deactivate: %s, %s", major, minor))
oldDeactivate(oldInstance, newInstance)
end
-- Re-use the old table, and discard the new one
if not skipCopy then
NilCopyTable(newInstance, oldInstance)
end
return oldInstance
end
function lib:GetVersion() return major,minor end
local function Activate(new, old)
-- This code ensures that we'll move the versions table even
-- if the major version names are different, in the case of
-- DongleStub
if not old then old = g.DongleStub end
if old then
new.versions = old.versions
new.log = old.log
end
g.DongleStub = new
end
-- Actually trigger libary activation here
local stub = g.DongleStub or lib
lib = stub:Register(lib, Activate)
end

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<Ui xmlns="http://www.blizzard.com/wow/ui/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.blizzard.com/wow/ui/
..\FrameXML\UI.xsd">
<Script file="DongleStub.lua"/>
<Script file="AstrolabeMapMonitor.lua"/>
<Script file="Astrolabe.lua"/>
</Ui>

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@ -55,19 +55,31 @@ function QuestHelper.tooltip:GetPrevLines() -- Just a helper to make life easier
return _G[name.."TextLeft"..last], _G[name.."TextRight"..last]
end
function QuestHelper:SetTargetLocation(i, x, y, toffset)
local continentMapIDs = { -- [c] = id
[1] = 13,
[2] = 14,
[3] = 466,
[4] = 485,
[5] = 751,
[6] = 862
}
function QuestHelper:SetTargetLocation(M, F, x, y, toffset)
-- Informs QuestHelper that you're going to be at some location in toffset seconds.
local c, z = unpack(QuestHelper_ZoneLookup[i])
--local c, z = unpack(QuestHelper_ZoneLookup[i])
self.target = self:CreateTable()
self.target[2] = self:CreateTable()
self.target_time = time()+(toffset or 0)
x, y = self.Astrolabe:TranslateWorldMapPosition(c, z, x, y, c, 0)
local pM, pF = self.Astrolabe:GetCurrentPlayerPosition()
x, y = self.Astrolabe:TranslateWorldMapPosition(M, F, x, y, pM, pF)
error("HAVE NOT FIGURED OUT THE self.target TABLE")
self.target[1] = self.zone_nodes[i]
self.target[3] = x * self.continent_scales_x[c]
self.target[4] = y * self.continent_scales_y[c]
self.target[3] = x -- * self.continent_scales_x[c]
self.target[4] = y -- * self.continent_scales_y[c]
self:SetTargetLocationRecalculate()
end
@ -212,8 +224,8 @@ local function FileCheck()
-- ["graph_core.lua"] = true,
-- ["graph_flightpath.lua"] = true,
["AstrolabeQH/Astrolabe.lua"] = true,
["AstrolabeQH/AstrolabeMapMonitor.lua"] = true,
--* ["AstrolabeQH/Astrolabe.lua"] = true,
--* ["AstrolabeQH/AstrolabeMapMonitor.lua"] = true,
}
local uninstallederr = ""
@ -656,61 +668,19 @@ Thanks for testing!]], "QuestHelper " .. version_string, 500, 20, 10)
self:HandlePartyChange()
end]]
local nc, nz, nx, ny = self.Astrolabe:GetCurrentPlayerPosition()
local tc, tx, ty
local nm, nf, nx, ny = self.Astrolabe:GetCurrentPlayerPosition()
if nc and nc ~= -1 and nc ~= 6 then -- We just want the raw data here, before we've done anything clever.
tc, tx, ty = self.Astrolabe:GetAbsoluteContinentPosition(nc, nz, nx, ny)
QuestHelper: Assert(tc and tx and ty) -- is it true? nobody knows! :D
end
if nm and nf and nx and ny then
self.collect_rm, self.collect_rf, self.collect_rx, self.collect_ry = nm, nf, nx, ny
if nc and nc == self.c and map_shown_decay > 0 and self.z > 0 and self.z ~= nz then
-- There's a chance Astrolable will return the wrong zone if you're messing with the world map, if you can
-- be seen in that zone but aren't in it.
local nnx, nny = self.Astrolabe:TranslateWorldMapPosition(nc, nz, nx, ny, nc, self.z)
if nnx > 0 and nny > 0 and nnx < 1 and nny < 1 then
nz, nx, ny = self.z, nnx, nny
end
end
if nc and nc > 0 and nz == 0 and nc == self.c and self.z > 0 then
--QuestHelper:Assert(nx < math.huge, "Broken at this point.")
nx, ny = self.Astrolabe:TranslateWorldMapPosition(nc, nz, nx, ny, nc, self.z)
--QuestHelper:Assert(nx < math.huge, "Broken at this point.")
if nx and ny --[[and nx > -0.1 and ny > -0.1 and nx < 1.1 and ny < 1.1]] then -- removing the conditional because I think I can use the data even when it's a little wonky
nz = self.z
else
nc, nz, nx, ny = nil, nil, nil, nil
end
end
if nc and nz > 0 then --and QuestHelper_IndexLookup[nc] then -- QuestHelper_IndexLookup is only initialized after we've finished the preinit step
self.c, self.z, self.x, self.y = nc, nz, nx, ny
local upd_zone = false
--if self.i ~= QuestHelper_IndexLookup[nc][nz] then upd_zone = true end
--self.i = QuestHelper_IndexLookup[nc][nz]
--if upd_zone then QH_Route_Filter_Rescan("filter_zone") end
end
if nc and nz and nx and ny and tc and tx and ty then
self.collect_rc, self.collect_rz, self.collect_rx, self.collect_ry = nc, nz, nx, ny
self.collect_ac, self.collect_ax, self.collect_ay = tc, tx, ty
self.collect_delayed = false
local ibi = self.InBrokenInstance
if nc < -77 then self.InBrokenInstance = true else self.InBrokenInstance = false end
if ibi and not self.InBrokenInstance then self.minimap_marker:OnUpdate(0) end -- poke
else
self.collect_delayed = true
self.InBrokenInstance = true
self.minimap_marker:OnUpdate(0) -- poke
end
if not UnitOnTaxi("player") and not UnitIsDeadOrGhost("player") then
QuestHelper.routing_ac, QuestHelper.routing_ax, QuestHelper.routing_ay, QuestHelper.routing_c, QuestHelper.routing_z = QuestHelper.collect_ac, QuestHelper.collect_ax, QuestHelper.collect_ay, QuestHelper.c, QuestHelper.z
QuestHelper.routing_x, QuestHelper.routing_y, QuestHelper.routing_m, QuestHelper.routing_f = QuestHelper.collect_rx, QuestHelper.collect_ry, QuestHelper.rm, QuestHelper.rf
end
QH_Timeslice_Toggle("routing", not not self.c)
QH_Timeslice_Toggle("routing", not not self.m)
self:PumpCommMessages()
--end
@ -719,10 +689,13 @@ end)
-- Some or all of these may be nil. c,x,y should be enough for a location - c is the pure continent (currently either 0 or 3 for Azeroth or Outland, or -77 for the DK starting zone) and x,y are the coordinates within that continent.
-- rc and rz are the continent and zone that Questhelper thinks it's within. For various reasons, this isn't perfect. TODO: Base it off the map zone name identifiers instead of the map itself?
function QuestHelper:Location_RawRetrieve()
return self.collect_delayed, self.collect_rc, self.collect_rz, self.collect_rx, self.collect_ry
return self.collect_rm, self.collect_rf, self.collect_rx, self.collect_ry
end
--[[
function QuestHelper:Location_AbsoluteRetrieve()
return self.collect_delayed, self.collect_ac, self.collect_ax, self.collect_ay
end
--]]
--QH_Hook(QuestHelper, "OnEvent", QuestHelper.OnEvent)