Cadence

Ah, sorry. I use the packages from files.wowace.com so I'm not entirely sure on which libs were to be included, I'm thankful that there's someone to actually help out with that. I don't have those two in the latest either but I'll get those in and reupload. Again, thanks.

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*pant* And there it is, Cadence with all the libraries it should have. So I hope, at least.

Yarrly, so I did! I'll get that fixed up right away, thanks.

Okay, second milestone. A lot of spit and polish in this release, I spent a while digging around in the murky depths of Dewdrop and FuBar to find out just what I could do with the menus, my findings lead me to rewrite how my menus and the icon work and I'm pleased with the results.

I've also got the single option in there (check out the manual for details but basically), it works as a toggle and when the mode is engaged, simply adding an entry will cause it to run automatically, so all that's needed is '/cad add [Cadence Name]' to start it going.

Well, that's it. I'm going back to bed.

Do you still want that feature, then? I'll put it in if you do.

Thanks! I try. I really do want everyone to enjoy my work as much as I do, so I take the time to put together the best manual I can. If you find any mistakes, typos or you have any suggestions towards building a better manual, let me know. Anyway, I do appreciate the compliment so thanks.

Just so you know, you can do that already by putting the following in a macro...

/cad add [Cadence Name]
/cad run

The queue wipes automatically on completion, so you don't have to worry about wiping the queue unless you stop it early. I just wanted to throw that out there though so you know.

With that out of the way, I certainly could add this kind of feature in. What you'd be looking for is perhaps a command that works like this?

/cad single [Cadence Name]

That would go through the process of the above two commands, basically, just combining them into one. If there are any features you want or any modifications to this idea, let me know. As soon as I've got confirmation that this is what you're after, I'll code it in.

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Cripes, the size of the gaps between the editboxes and the text below is unholy. I've removed my own linedowns there.

Really?! I can't find that ...

I'll make you a deal though, if you can get me the table, the entries or point me at a place that has the version with the Gnome one in, I'll get it converted over post-haste. How's that?

In this new version, I've done a lot of general cleaning up and I've added the ability to call dynamic info from cadences. For example, [name] would call a character's name. Check out the manual for the full details.

If there are any dynamic-info tags that any of you would like to see, let me know and I'll see what I can do. Just about any string-based info from the API could be included but I'd like to stay away from stuff like iterating over the bags as that would bloat the code.

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Whoops, I left one of my old test files in there, I often use those to test out pattern matching things because they never quite work in my head unless the Lua parser has looked them over. Mostly I delete them but this time I forgot. You can just delete that test.lua if you like (and any others you see in my Addons). Basically, no harm, no foul, just an unnessescary file.