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Originally Posted by Kaelten
1) it would be nice if the window had maybe one or two more rows, or maybe allow us to cofig the rows.
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I'd love to know how to do this. The scrolled area is really a static group of XML frames. Any idea how to create them without hardcoding the XML? (I suppose I could create 20 or so and then just hide the ones you don't want. Ick.)
2) a global track memory usage toggle would be good too.
3) being able to have a seperate window with information about groups of function that would logically make up an addon.
4) being able to toggle memory tracking for an "addon" with a single click
5)you said it keeps track of cps over a 3 second window, if there is could be an option to change this it would be nice.
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Yep, yep, yep and yep. Gello wanted (3) and (4) too. I'll have to think some more about reporting big-picture system performance.
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6)I noticed that I had to add OO by KC_EnhancedTradesClass: could it be possible to only add it by the instance? what if I had KC_EnhancedTrades and KC_EnhancedTradesAdv both based off the same class(bad example I know) and I wanted to track them seprately?
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I'm pretty new at Lua and especially OO in Lua. My code treats objects as just another table to find functions in -- if you don't give it a specific table, then it uses the global table. (All variables in Lua are just entries in a table.) Can you explain what you want a bit more?
What I can do is catch the difference between a class table and an object instance table. If you give it an object table, TraceEvent could put a condition on the trace function that checks if the function is being called with the object you're interested in. If you give it a class table, TraceEvent will work the way it does now. Hmm. I think I made a mistake in the syntax. I should use "." for class tables and ":" for object tables. That's consistent with Lua call syntax -- you could trace "KC_EnhancedTradesClass." or "KC_EnhancedTrades:"
Does that make any sense?
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7) go buy yerself a beer or your spirit of choice for doing what looks like will be such a useful mod for developers.
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Thanks! Sadly I'm putting shingles on the house today... The cold frosty bear will just have to wait a while.
