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comparison core.lua @ 28:a7376e6de73c
Drycoded rebroadcast of entire days/bosses, finally.
author | Farmbuyer of US-Kilrogg <farmbuyer@gmail.com> |
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date | Sun, 09 Oct 2011 15:51:24 +0000 |
parents | 68d7b903ee17 |
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1065 end | 1065 end |
1066 end | 1066 end |
1067 end | 1067 end |
1068 | 1068 |
1069 -- Generic helpers | 1069 -- Generic helpers |
1070 -- Returns index and entry at that index, or nil if not found. | |
1070 function addon._find_next_after (kind, index) | 1071 function addon._find_next_after (kind, index) |
1071 index = index + 1 | 1072 index = index + 1 |
1072 while index <= #g_loot do | 1073 while index <= #g_loot do |
1073 if g_loot[index].kind == kind then | 1074 if g_loot[index].kind == kind then |
1074 return index, g_loot[index] | 1075 return index, g_loot[index] |
1075 end | 1076 end |
1076 index = index + 1 | 1077 index = index + 1 |
1077 end | 1078 end |
1079 end | |
1080 -- Essentially a _find_next_after('time'-or-'boss'), but if KIND is | |
1081 -- 'boss', will also stop upon finding a timestamp. Returns nil if | |
1082 -- appropriate fencepost is not found. | |
1083 function addon._find_timeboss_fencepost (kind, index) | |
1084 local fencepost | |
1085 local closest_time = addon._find_next_after('time',index) | |
1086 if kind == 'time' then | |
1087 fencepost = closest_time | |
1088 elseif kind == 'boss' then | |
1089 local closest_boss = addon._find_next_after('boss',index) | |
1090 if not closest_boss then | |
1091 fencepost = closest_time | |
1092 elseif not closest_time then | |
1093 fencepost = closest_boss | |
1094 else | |
1095 fencepost = math.min(closest_time,closest_boss) | |
1096 end | |
1097 end | |
1098 return fencepost | |
1078 end | 1099 end |
1079 | 1100 |
1080 -- Iterate through g_loot entries according to the KIND field. Loop variables | 1101 -- Iterate through g_loot entries according to the KIND field. Loop variables |
1081 -- are g_loot indices and the corresponding entries (essentially ipairs + some | 1102 -- are g_loot indices and the corresponding entries (essentially ipairs + some |
1082 -- conditionals). | 1103 -- conditionals). |