I need this for an upcoming feature, and it turns out that the "new rune just became ready" feature didn't cooperate with width-growing runes anyway, so this is also a bugfix for that (I don't know that we have any width-growing power types in the game today, but still).
This offset is an additional offset meant to apply only when a class power counter is in a non-Numeric mode with the "also show numeric" checkbox checked. This offset is hidden when in Numeric mode, but was still being applied, therefore making it an option you could not change without going through multiple other steps first.
I can't reproduce a problem here, but based on some user feedback, this could potentially be an issue. Most other modules are calling the super's Update() first thing, but these modules call them later, so healthPercentage may not be defined at this point.
This addresses a user-reported issue where Low Threshold was not usable with Color By Health/Mana % disabled, due to some internal technical reasons. This was exacerbated by the recent fix that allowed Low Threshold and Color By Health % to work together.
This also fixes the low threshold flash to apply immediately when changing the option, and fixes the Low Threshold % slider to be usable without the Low Flash option set.
Finally, it hides the Low Flash option for bars that don't support it (right now that's just PlayerMana, I think because it only sets the low threshold to the Min Mana Color even if the class uses a different power type...something for future me...).
Fixes wowace ticket #334
This shows the player's current Energy amount when they're in a form that doesn't use Energy. For example, this could show the user how much energy they currently have while they're in Bear form so that they can shift away and wait on their energy to refill.
Note: requires a new version of LibDogTag-Unit for the bar text tags to function if DogTags are enabled.
Add ability for buff/debuff watchers to only display when the specified buff/debuff is missing. This also adds the ability to require that the given unit exists. So if you had Unit set to Target, Display mode set to Missing, and Only if unit exists checked, you'd show the bar if you have a target and they don't have the given buff/debuff.
This is the same fix as was applied to RollTheBones in commit 46883e355b but I failed to audit the rest of the mod for places where this was possible. This one was reported over on the Curse addon page comments.
I neglected to test the new party-hide implementation on pre-10.0. It was not fully implemented. This implementation is from Pitbull4 and is more complicated than I need, but certainly does the job and allows for some future usage if needed.
Fixes wowace ticket #330
I guess UNIT_AURA now provides a third argument that it wasn't before. So instead of relying on a third argument, just override the event name to something we control and key off that for avoiding updates.
This is no longer functional in 10.0 and I can't find an easy replacement, so I'm removing the functionality for 10.0+ for now. The entire player frame can still be hidden, which also hides the runes, so I don't feel like this is super critical to have.
Fixes#26
Evokers can spec into an additional Essence, so we need to handle the power counter increasing/decreasing. This was a fundamental change to the class power counter, so I'm sure something else broke somewhere. A casual glance at other classes/specs seems fine, though...
MaxPower events fire, but I guess only Legion+ actually returns rune counts from this function. On Wrath it always returns 0, so the CheckMaxNumRunes logic was hiding all runes.
Briefly fought a training dummy with a Death Knight and a Shaman. I'm sure stuff like Slice-and-dice will need attention for talents moving around and such.
For some reason, on TBC classic target health is not updating frequently. I waded through the official TBC source code, and it looks like if predictedHealth is enabled (which it is by default), then the default UI uses an OnUpdate handler to update the target's health bar. So now I'm doing the same.
This existing method worked fine for many years, but seems to have become inadequate in 9.2, likely due to this change that's restoring player frame visibility sometimes: 20f786e45bFixes#19 (Github)
