Change Log:
1.2.1
- updated libs
- updated TOC number
1.2
- latency module now uses World Latency in its display
- there is a new tooltip for the latency module, showing both UI and World latency (you can disable it in options)
1.1.2
- updated libs
1.1.1
- updated libs
- bumped TOC number
1.1
- per-module options are in! not for colors though
- updated SharedMedia widgets for options - nice new looks!
- added font shadow option
1.0 beta 4
- updated libs and TOC number
1.0 beta 3
- ack! accidentally had a generic variable as a global. that could have cause some problems...
1.0 beta 2
- fixed bug where modules were white when logging in with them locked
- added class color support for suffix texts
- added CUSTOM_CLASS_COLORS support
Description:
This is beta quality software. As such, the framework outlined below may change or be expanded upon as the core is developed.
sStats is a framework for a module-based data display system. The sStats core addon comes with three modules by default. Additional modules may be found by clicking the "Optional Files" tab above, and can be installed like any other addon.
The included modules are:
sStats_mem - a memory display
sStats_fps - a framerate display
sStats_lat - a latency display
Modules are fully movable about the screen when unlocked, and their elements may be configured (such as font and color).
Future Features:
ability to change font, etc. on a per-module basis
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The sStats API Documentation:
frame, fontstring = sStats:CreateModule(key)
-- key = a unique identifier/name of your module (string)
-- frame = a reference to your module's frame
-- fontstring = a reference to your module's fontstring
sStats.RegisterCallback(module, event, method)
-- module = the module registering for the callback
-- event = the event fired by sStats - it is called "sStats_Modules_Ready"
-- method = the function to call when the event fires (may be declared elsewhere in your module's code or right in the RegisterCallback script)
-- optional:
sStats:SetModuleText(fontstring, prefix, suffix)
-- fontstring = the module's fontstring
-- prefix = the value/data to display in the module
-- suffix = any descriptor text after the data (ex. "MB")
If you wish to create a module, download the sStats_Clock module from the Optional Files tab above. There are more docs and comments in its code, and it is a simple example. |
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