Splitter Addon/Userfunction by Rock5

[rock5]

Yeah, like I said, I don't think this addon can handle an available bag following a locked bag. I'll think about how I can fix it to avoid the locked bag even in those situations although I still don't understand how you can be moving items from a locked bag.

[Kansaki]

I dont know either. But I talked with my guildies and they told me that there was an addon that let you do that some time ago. To be honest, I dont know how it happen, but it happen.

Rock, I was thinking on another way to overcome this issue regarding the bags. It's possible to know which bag is open or not using GetBagPageLetTime(), and if store the information regarding the slots to search on a table it will be possible to set segmented fors. But that will mess a lot with the actual code. So, I thought about storing the slots free from each bag into an array and give them that to the for instead the total amount.

So, I came up with this to overcome this issue. This code build an array that enclose which bag is active or not, and from where to look for and where to stop. And then, store every slot of the whole backpack in an array that would be use by your getBagSlots() and haveItem() to override the totalSlots from GetBagCount().

This is a new function that return an array with all the slots available in the backpack.

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function GetBagStatus()
	local BagPacks = { 
			Bag1 = { Active = true, Start = 1, End = 30 },
			Bag2 = { Active = true, Start = 31, End = 60 },
			Bag3 = { Active = true, Start = 61, End = 90 },
			Bag4 = { Active = true, Start = 91, End = 120 },
			Bag5 = { Active = true, Start = 121, End = 150 },
			Bag6 = { Active = true, Start = 151, End = 180 },				
				}
	local SlotsOpen = {}
	for i = 1, 6 do
		local isLet, letTime = GetBagPageLetTime( i );
		if letTime == -1 then
			BagPacks["Bag"..i].Active = false			
		else
			BagPacks["Bag"..i].Active = true
		end		
		if BagPacks["Bag"..i].Active then
			for y = BagPacks["Bag"..i].Start, BagPacks["Bag"..i].End do
				table.insert( SlotsOpen, y )
			end
		end							
	end	
	return SlotsOpen	
end

This is the code for getBagSlots that search on every slot returned by the function above instead of using the totalcount.

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function getBagSlots(itemName, group)
	local data = {}
	local totalSlots = GetBagStatus()
	--local occupiedSlots, totalSlots = GetBagCount()
	--for i = 1, totalSlots do
	for __,value in ipairs( totalSlots ) do
		local item = Item(value)
		if item.name == itemName or (item.name ~= "" and itemName == "all") or (type(itemName) == "table" and itemName[item.name]) then
			if group then
				if not data[item.name] then
					data[item.name] = {item}
				else
					table.insert(data[item.name],item)
				end
			else
				table.insert(data,item)
			end
		end
	end

	return data
end

This is the code for haveItem that search on every slot returned by the function GetBagStatus() instead of using the totalcount.

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-- Returns true if item found in bag --
local function haveItem(itemName)
	local totalSlots = GetBagStatus()
	--local occupiedSlots, totalSlots = GetBagCount()
	--for i = 1, totalSlots do
	for __, value in ipairs(totalSlots) do	
		local item = Item(value)
		if item.name == itemName then
			return true
		end
	end
	return false
end

I test it and it seems to work. Need further testing to see if I didnt mess up.

Thanks in advance.

[rock5]

Hm... Seems more complex than needed. I don't know if I like the idea of an extra function and, even though the way you do it wouldn't make much difference to the performance of getBagSlots, if would make haveItem a lot slower.

How about just doing it like this.

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-- Get items whos name matches itemName --
function getBagSlots(itemName, group)
	local data = {}
--	local occupiedSlots, totalSlots = GetBagCount()
	for bag = 1, 6 do
		local isLet, letTime = GetBagPageLetTime(bag);
		if bag < 3 or letTime ~= -1 then
			for i = 1+(bag-1)*30, bag*30 do
				local item = Item(i)
				if item.name == itemName or (item.name ~= "" and itemName == "all") or (type(itemName) == "table" and itemName[item.name]) then
					if group then
						if not data[item.name] then
							data[item.name] = {item}
						else
							table.insert(data[item.name],item)
						end
					else
						table.insert(data,item)
					end
				end
			end
		end
	end

	return data
end

-- Returns true if item found in bag --
local function haveItem(itemName)
--	local occupiedSlots, totalSlots = GetBagCount()
	for bag = 1, 6 do
		local isLet, letTime = GetBagPageLetTime(bag);
		if bag < 3 or letTime ~= -1 then
			for i = 1+(bag-1)*30, bag*30 do
				local item = Item(i)
				if item.name == itemName then
					return true
				end
			end
		end
	end
	
	return false
end

[Kansaki]

Thanks for the code revision, I will check it and let you know.

EDIT

I test it, and works fine. Your modification is simpler than the one I did, but could it be possible that takes longer than the solution I find?

Yesterday, while I was coding I thought using the building array function at variable loads event, because continous executing of that function will increase the addon time execution. But variable loads only loads once, so there is no way to know if someone rent a backpack at one point after the variable load event had been executed. Also, I dont know how addon's works so I think a way to do the deed without messing around with the code a lot, but your solution is simpler and easy to understand that the one I provided. I was banging my head on the wall for not seeing that before.

Thanks again for the revision and your time.