How do I add someone as a contributor to an add-on? I may end up transferring ownership of an addon to another author eventually, but would like to add them as a contributor for now.
You have to save your files in particular sizes, otherwise they will be green. I can't seem to find the page on wowpedia.com anymore. try resizing all of your images to 256 x 256 or 512 x 512, in pixels. if you need the images to be rectangles, 256 x 512
Before upgrading to Mavericks, I was able to use the following command line to zip any file and remove all the mac specifics files from the final compressed file as well: ( zip -r "/FileNameHere" "/FileNameHere" -x \*.DS_Store ) Now it tells me:
zip I/O error: Permission denied
zip error: Could not create output file (/untitled.zip)
How do I do this in Mavericks??
p.s. I hope I'm making sense.. I'm too tired to tell right now.
Actually, all of the code I have posted so far is mostly copied directly from my addon. And I honestly thought I had narrowed the issue down to removing the space, and that I didn't need to post much code. Which is why I had already said "Nevermind I are dumb.."
Anyways, thank you for telling me about the /n escape.
heheheh The issue wasn't with removing spaces, but me adding a "|" to the front of the string later on Apparently "|WorldFrame" comes out out as "orldFrame".
I was using a single fontstring to display multiple lines of text.. Specifically:
local nextLine = [[|
|]]
local text = ""
for i, b in pairs(collectedStrings) do
text = text..b.. nextLine
end
fontstring:SetText(text)
I'm sure there is a better method for what I'm doing, but meh.
I've tried using string.gsub(text, "( )", "") and several other methods to remove a space from the front of a sting, but everything I've tried will not only remove the first space, but also any "W" from the start of the string. So string.gsub(" WorldFrame", "( )", "") comes out as "orldFrame". Any help would be appreciated.
I plan to soon. The code I posted was just the bar snapping related stuffs. I intend to use the code in my unit-frames addon, so I want to extend on what this lil module will be able to do for me.
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I strongly preferred when the developer and user sites were spilt. Thought it was odd when they merged.
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I can't find ANYTHING on my add-on's page. Tried on both mobile and desktop. Or was this ability lost when curse and curseforge were blended together?
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How do I add someone as a contributor to an add-on? I may end up transferring ownership of an addon to another author eventually, but would like to add them as a contributor for now.
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When you set a customer texture, be sure to use a double backslash instead of a single one. So:
Thingy:SetTexture("Interface\\Addons\\filename\\texturename")
Be sure to swap filename and texturename as needed for what you are doing.
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You have to save your files in particular sizes, otherwise they will be green. I can't seem to find the page on wowpedia.com anymore. try resizing all of your images to 256 x 256 or 512 x 512, in pixels. if you need the images to be rectangles, 256 x 512
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Nevermind, i'll have to build my own module to support the default buttons.
:-| Seems illogical to exclude them...
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zip I/O error: Permission denied
zip error: Could not create output file (/untitled.zip)
How do I do this in Mavericks??
p.s. I hope I'm making sense.. I'm too tired to tell right now.
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Anyways, thank you for telling me about the /n escape.
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I was using a single fontstring to display multiple lines of text.. Specifically:
local nextLine = [[| |]] local text = "" for i, b in pairs(collectedStrings) do text = text..b.. nextLine end fontstring:SetText(text)I'm sure there is a better method for what I'm doing, but meh.
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local frame = CreateFrame("Frame", "MyFrameName")Then you set the frame to register the event called "CHAT_MSG_CHANNEL". This will allow you to retrieve the information you want.
frame:RegisterEvent("CHAT_MSG_CHANNEL")Once you have registered the event, you can set your frame to receive the script:
frame:SetScript("OnEvent", function(self, event, arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4, arg5, ...) --your code inside goes here. end)You can get more info from here: http://www.wowpedia.org/Events/Communication
Look for the event called "CHAT_MSG_CHANNEL"
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