WowAce

latest version adds drag and drop manipulation to the recipe and queue frames.

this means you can select a recipe and then drag it to some other group (or select a series of recipes and drag them all) or rearrange the queue by simple dragging.

dragging works like this: if an item is not selected, then clicking it and dragging will fence-pick a series of items. if the item is already selected, then clicking and dragging will initiate a drag of the selected recipes. to drag a single recipe, click and release, then click and drag. a visual representation of the dragged items will be forthcoming.

auctions are not considered in the craftability counts. if you mouse-over a craftable column with data in it, it will break down from what sources the item can be crafted and in what quantity.

the sources are:

• bag - items in your bag
• vendor - items that comes from vendors (see note below)
• bank - items in your bank
• mail - items in your inbox
• sale - items you have listed for sale at the ah
• guildBank - items in your guildBank (doesn't count items in tabs you can't withdraw from)
• alts - items from any other toon of the same faction on the same server or from any guidBank identified as being accessible by alts (selectable by tab as well)

these inventories are arranged in a hierarchy such that each successive layer includes the inventory above it. for example, if an item says 6 are craftable from the vendor, it means 6 are craftable including items from the vendor with the items in your bag. likewise, if you can create 15 items if you collect items from your mail, that indicates that your mail holds the final materials needed to make 15 items and the rest of the mats are somewhere in your bags, bank, or come from a vendor.

with that in mind, you can get your result by simply right-clicking on the craftable column and set the inventory filter to "bank" (which includes the bag, vendor, and bank as sources). that should get what you want. you could optionally turn off all the other inventory toggles to do basically the same thing.

at some point, i'd like to offer the ability to re-arrange the hierarchy, but that's kinda of a low priority.

hope this all makes sense. i plan on writing up a manual pretty soon since things are seemingly pretty stable and all the basic features are finally in place.

try commenting out that line and see if it works. i'm kinda vague on what needs to happen in the plugin for overachiever to feed results to gw. there are some translations that occur, but i'm not sure they're needed.

yoshimo, i think the problem with overachiever is localization. i'll see if i can sort it out, but it's hard for me to test on an enus client.

i could probably add a means to queue multipe items. you can multi-select already (ctrl click, shift-click) so it should be easy enough.

edit: also, i do think i've fixed the unresponsive window issue.

how about if you select a recipe, it will open the main frame and jump to that recipe? it currently does this, but seems to fail if the recipe is from the last trade skill you were looking at. that should be easy enough to fix. the only problem with having the main window open from a single button is knowing which skill to show.

did it spit out a wad of messages about frame levels being broken? i probably just need to add the headers to the system that checks the levels.

the frame level "creep" seems to be related to how many frames are created. if you do "/framestack true" then it shows all the hidden frames as well. this implies that when you close a frame, it's still taking space in the frame level stack even tho it's not being used in any way. the frame levels are dynamic-ish. when a parent frame level increased/decreases, all the children increase/decrease by the same amount. or at least, they should.

as you open new windows, it creates new frames and ends up pushing your frame levels higher and higher. 129 needs to be the breaking point. i don't know why, but i do know that there's a quirk with frame levels where you can't manually move more than 128 frame levels in a single call. i think the two issues are related. i've given up on trying to debug the system and instead i'm just hacking in a test to see if the frames are ever behind their parent and if they are, they just move back ahead of them.

the highlight indicates that a recipe is selected for group manipulation purposes. if you ctrl-click or shift-click, you can select multiple recipes, then group them with ctrl-g. or you could delete them with ctrl-x. in order to do this, you must be in a custom layout, tho.. you can't change the default layouts since they're autogenerated.

for people experiencing problems with lsw, make sure you have the latest alpha of lsw installed. if you still have problems, let me know.