Completed Auxbox Codes

[Keighn]

I don't recall if I ever redound that thread. Maybe someday the manual will be updated with all the aux codes posted.

[Celerion]

Just wanted to point at my version of auxbox.lua.

Unfortunately I didn't know about your framework (if that's the correct word for it), I just looked into the .lua-file that comes with the client one day and thought, well, that looks ugly. I also wanted to understand what was going on there, so I learnt some Lua. Finally, I rewrote the file in a way, I'd do it (coming from Python). I even took an object-orientated approach (like I would in Python), but I admit, that isn't really necessary for that file.

- My version shows the time to next double-XP on reg, starting 7 days before it. If only one day is left, it shows the hours. While double-XP is on, it shows the time until it is switched off again. This works much better (and easier) now since the server was set to universal time.

- You can also configure the behaviour of the script with the global variables at the beginning (the ones in capital letters). They can be set to either "true" or "false".

[CIAassassin]

yea bro, no framework here I was just copy-pasting individual code blocks. I stopped when you started making your code generator as I had no clue how to post/break that down

[Celerion]

yea bro, no framework here I was just copy-pasting individual code blocks. I stopped when you started making your code generator as I had no clue how to post/break that down

So if I get you correctly, you'd like to have the code in a format that fits to this, right?
Not much of a problem, I just took out the double-xp-stuff and rewrote it in that way (I call my file "cel_doublexptime.lua", should go into your clientscripts-folder, you know, with 0_auxbox.lua in it):

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ched_addon_register("Double-XP-time", "Celerion", "1.0", "double_xp_time_1", "double_xp_info()")

-- cel_doublexptime.lua - Double-XP-time, by Celerion, 12-2014.

-- Shows days to Double-XP (which is on first weekend each month).
-- If there's only one day left, the hours to Double-XP are shown.
-- If Double-XP is on, the time until it is switched off again is shown.

function double_xp_info()

    local double_xp_info_with_days    = false
    local double_xp_info_with_seconds = true
    local show_days_to_double_xp      = true
    local show_hours_to_double_xp     = true
    local days_in_advance             = 7

    local oneday = 86400
    local twodays = 172800
    local utcttable = os.date("!*t")
    local restsecs = 0
    local days = 1
    local secs = 0
    local utcseconds = 0
    local t = {}
    local timestr = ""

    -- For testing:
    -- utcttable.wday = 6
    -- utcttable.day = 3
    -- utcttable.hour = 0
    -- utcttable.min = 0
    -- utcttable.sec = 0

    -- Do we have Double-XP? (For wday, Saturday is 7, Sunday is 1):
    if utcttable.wday == 7 and utcttable.day < 8 or
       utcttable.wday == 1 and utcttable.day <= 8 and utcttable.day >= 2
    then
        restsecs = twodays - (utcttable.hour * 3600 + utcttable.min * 60 + utcttable.sec)
        -- Sunday - One day has already passed:
        if utcttable.wday == 1 then
            restsecs = restsecs - oneday
        end
        timestr = seconds_to_time_string(restsecs, double_xp_info_with_days, double_xp_info_with_seconds)
        auxbox_prop_line("Double-XP:", timestr)
        -- auxbox_blank_line()
        return
    end

    -- Double-XP in next days?
    if show_days_to_double_xp ~= true then
        return
    end
    utcseconds = os.time(utcttable)
    while days <= days_in_advance do
        secs = utcseconds + oneday * days
        t = os.date("*t", secs)
        if t.wday == 7 and t.day < 8 then
            break
        end
        days = days + 1
    end

    if days > 1 then
        if days <= days_in_advance then
            auxbox_prop_line(days .. " days until Double-XP.")
            -- auxbox_blank_line()
        end
        return
    end

    auxbox_prop_line("Tomorrow's Double-XP.")

    if show_hours_to_double_xp ~= true then
        return
    end
    restsecs = oneday - (utcttable.hour * 3600 + utcttable.min * 60 + utcttable.sec)
    timestr = seconds_to_time_string(restsecs, false, false)
    auxbox_prop_line("Hours to Double-XP:", timestr)
    -- auxbox_blank_line()
end


function seconds_to_time_string(secs, show_days, show_secs)
    local oneday = 86400
    local onehour = 3600
    local oneminute = 60
    local rest = 0
    local tstr = ""
    local t = {}
    if show_days == true then
        t.days = math.floor(secs / oneday)
        rest = secs - t.days * oneday
        t.hours = math.floor(rest / onehour)
        rest = rest - t.hours * onehour
        tstr = string.format("%02d:%02d:", t.days, t.hours)
    else
        t.hours = math.floor(secs / onehour)
        rest = secs - t.hours * onehour
        tstr = string.format("%02d:", t.hours)
    end
    t.mins = math.floor(rest / oneminute)
    rest = rest - t.mins * oneminute
    t.secs = math.floor(rest)
    if show_secs == true then
        tstr = tstr .. string.format("%02d:%02d", t.mins, t.secs)
    else
        tstr = tstr .. string.format("%02d", t.mins)
    end
    return tstr
end

[Celerion]

In the default auxbox.lua-file, there was also some useful damage-per-second-code by LordMortiferus. As far as I can see, he didn't put it into the "framework"-format yet. So I took an approach with his code. The file should be called "LM_dps.lua" (if Mort agrees, that his "LM_"-prefix is used):

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ched_addon_register("Damage Per Second", "LordMortiferus, Celerion", "01-05-2015", "lm_damage_per_second_1", "auxbox_damage_per_second()")

-- LM_dps.lua - Damage per second - Shows the damage per second dealt
-- and taken in the auxbox.
-- Original code by LordMortiferus, modified by Celerion.

---------

-- This global stuff is run once at startup. Then, the variables are changed
-- repeatedly, when the function is called:

euo_sessionstart = os.time()
last_session_seconds = 0

from_euo = {}
from_euo.g_dpst = g_dpst
from_euo.g_dtpst = g_dtpst
last_4_dpst = {}
for i = 1, 4 do
    table.insert(last_4_dpst, from_euo.g_dpst)
end
last_4_dtpst = {}
for i = 1, 4 do
    table.insert(last_4_dtpst, from_euo.g_dtpst)
end
last_dpst = from_euo.g_dpst
recent_dmg = {0, 0, 0, 0}


function auxbox_damage_per_second()

    local show_damage_dealt_per_second_line   = true
    local show_damage_taken_per_second_line   = true
    local show_recent_damage_dealt_lines      = false

    local session_seconds = os.difftime(os.time(), euo_sessionstart)

    from_euo.g_dpst = g_dpst
    from_euo.g_dtpst = g_dtpst

    if session_seconds > last_session_seconds then
        last_session_seconds = session_seconds
        last_4_dpst[4] = last_4_dpst[3]
        last_4_dpst[3] = last_4_dpst[2]
        last_4_dpst[2] = last_4_dpst[1]
        last_4_dpst[1] = from_euo.g_dpst   
        last_4_dtpst[4] = last_4_dtpst[3]
        last_4_dtpst[3] = last_4_dtpst[2]
        last_4_dtpst[2] = last_4_dtpst[1]
        last_4_dtpst[1] = from_euo.g_dtpst   
    end
   
    if last_dpst ~= from_euo.g_dpst then
        recent_dmg[4] = recent_dmg[3]
        recent_dmg[3] = recent_dmg[2]
        recent_dmg[2] = recent_dmg[1]
        recent_dmg[1] = from_euo.g_dpst - last_dpst
        last_dpst = from_euo.g_dpst
    end
   
    if show_damage_dealt_per_second_line == true then
        auxbox_prop_line("Dmg Dealt / Sec", string.format("%d", (last_4_dpst[1] - last_4_dpst[4])  / 4))
    end
    if show_damage_taken_per_second_line == true then
        auxbox_prop_line("Dmg Taken / Sec", string.format("%d", (last_4_dtpst[1] - last_4_dtpst[4])  / 4))
    end
    if show_recent_damage_dealt_lines == true then
        auxbox_prop_line("Recent Dmg Dealt", "")
        auxbox_prop_line("", string.format("%d  %d  %d  %d", recent_dmg[4], recent_dmg[3], recent_dmg[2], recent_dmg[1]))
    end
end

[Celerion]

Additionaly, here's the config-file with the settings, I find useful at the moment. The file has to be in the EUO-directory ("C:\...\euo") and has to be called "config_Yourcharactername.lua", where "Yourcharactername" is the name of your character, obviously, so for me the file is called "config_Celerion.lua" for example. Of course, you can also create your own config-file using the included auxbox-menu which can be activated with Alt+m (good work, CIAassassin!):

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return {
-- Table: {1}
{
   "brentoboy_rwt_1",
   "euo_sessiontime_1",
   "euo_blank_line_1",
   "double_xp_time_1",
   "euo_blank_line_2",
   "ched_xp_tnl_1",
   "euo_blank_line_3",
   "lm_damage_per_second_1",
},
}