GSE: Sequences, Variables, Macros

GSE: Sequences, Variables, Macros

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Ver 1.3.2 Causing Error

Comicus opened this issue · 8 comments

commented

Going to previous version for now...

Getting this error ;
10x GS-Core\startup.lua:351: Usage: CreateMacro(name, iconFileName, body, perCharacter)
[C]: in function CreateMacro' GS-Core\startup.lua:351: in functionGSregisterSequence'
GS-Core\startup.lua:367: in function `GSCheckMacroCreated'
GS-Core\Core.lua:305: in function <GS-Core\Core.lua:235>

Locals:
(_temporary) = "DB_KTN_MouseOver"
(_temporary) = nil
(_temporary) = "#showtooltip
/click DB_KTN_MouseOver"
(_temporary) = 1

commented

I'm having an issue with this version also. when logging in with my mage I'm getting the following error.
{see attached GS-Core.!BugGrabber.zip file}

The gest of it is that the spec id {#64} is wrong.

On a side note {and not really an error} when doing /gs showspec, I'm only getting the Spec ID, where before I would get both the spec id (say 63 for Fire Mage) and Class id ( say 2 for Mage)

Keep up the great work, I love where you have taken GS.

commented

Thanks for this. I will look into it as I level Legion. I will have a patch out in a day it so.

TimothyLuke

On 31 Aug 2016, at 12:38 AM, jfvandenbosch [email protected] wrote:

I'm having an issue with this version also. when logging in with my mage I'm getting the following error.
{see attached BugGrabber.lua.zip file
GS-Core.!BugGrabber.zip
}

The gest of it is that the spec id {#64} is wrong.

On a side note {and not really an error} when doing /gs showspec, I'm only getting the Spec ID, where before I would get both the spec id (say 63 for Fire Mage) and Class id ( say 2 for Mage)


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commented

@Comicus I cant replicate the problem you are describing. If i open as a priest and look at that sequence it works as per normal

commented

@jfvandenbosch I have forced specID to be converted to a number.

commented

@camelot10 found the same error that was originally reported but I cannot replicate the problem. Is there anymore information apart from the stack trace?

commented

@jfvandenbosch The problem is in your sequence.

Your sequence should read specID=64, not specID="64",

commented

Fixed the showspec part in #70

commented

I've released this in the Beta build on Curse and the updated Translator. If there are no issues overnight the Beta will become the final version