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Version: v0.90

by: Mars85 [More]

Manage & view my addons is an external application to manage your addons and have a quick overview of them. It has following features amongst others:
- A quick overview of your addons
- See detailed infos when you click on an addon
- Outdated addons will be marked
- See on which addons the single addons depend
- See which addons depend on the single addons
- Addons which are libraries will be marked if no addon depends on them
- Export addon list to several formats
- See for which characters the single addons are enabled/disabled
- Option to configure which infos to show in the overview list
- Option to hide libraries and/or sub-addons from the addon list
- Loading addon list from a different location, even zip files
- Backup and restore your addons and settings

Ideas for future versions:
- Saving and loading the 'activated/deactivated' settings (profiling)
- Remove unnecessary SavedVariables

If you have more ideas to include, please post in comments.

You must have the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Runtime installed on your computer if you use Windows or Mono if you use Linux/Mac OS X (compatibility isn't tested!). Please see FAQ also.

v0.90
- Backup & restore feature (It's not tagged as beta but same as the whole program: Use at your own risk)
- Added "short note / category" columnn
- The functionality of MAVPlugin_IsOnWowace.dll has been integrated into the program, thus that file will be ignored and you can delete it
- Several bugfixes, small layout changes, and other improvements

v0.87 (beta):
- There were many internal changes (including bugfixes/adjustments) which maybe broke something so this a beta release. Please feedback (even if there are no problems)!
- The program is now ready to be run under Mono what means that you could use it on Linux/Mac (even if I can't test it under Mac)
- There is now an option to show a warning if the "Load outdated addons" function isn't activated
- New feature: Addon-History which will show addons which were installed in the past (the program had to be run in the past while these addons were installed)
- In preparation to next major release you'll find an "Backup folder" option in the settings (which isn't used at the moment)

v0.86:
- Bugfix for "Argument 'Path' is Nothing or empty" error
- Added new column which shows which slash commands an addon has (Hint: This can't be determined for every addon)

v0.85:
- Per-column statistics can be shown (rightclick on a column header)
- Most columns got settings (for example an option to don't colorize the cells)
- Improvements & bugfixes for the export and new export formats (XML and colorless HTML)
- List of characters an addon is enabled/disabled for
- You can now define to which package an addon belongs to (BigWigs, Pitbull, X-Perl, Quartz, etc. are packages which contain several sub-addons). This can be done in the "notes" window.
- Sub-addons (see previous changelog entry) can now be hidden from the overview list
- Changed IsOnWowace column/plugin to a general "addon source" column. That column uses your notes and the information an addon provides to show where you can find updates for that addon. You can click a cell to open your browser with the main URL of the addon.
- Several other bugfixes and improvements

v0.8b:
- Fixed bug: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
- Several other bugfixes
- Added threshold-setting for interface-number auto-update
- New feature to load addon list from a package (beta, please test and report but don't expect that it works good)
- Added current selection related context menu entries
- Improved performance of IsOnWowace plugin and added a message if addonlist file is outdated
- Added progressbar for the addonlist loading progress

v0.8:
- You can now configure which columns should be shown
- Libraries can now be hidden from overview
- Improved export function including export as CSV, TXT, HTML
- LibBased column now supports Ace3 and Rock too
- Added LoadOnDemand, LastMod and IsOnWowace columns (for the last one column you must activate the plugin first)
- Different bugfixes and some other smaller things

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06-11-11, 05:01 AM
Mars85 A Deviate Faerie Dragon Forum posts: 14 File comments: 65 Uploads: 1	I've uploaded a new version of Manage & view my addons over at RiftUI The changes beside RIFT compatibility are very minor, and in the next weeks I'll focus on that compatibility, so don't wonder that the updates aren't posted here too Last edited by Mars85 : 06-11-11 at 05:22 AM.

12-30-10, 03:34 AM
Mars85 A Deviate Faerie Dragon Forum posts: 14 File comments: 65 Uploads: 1	You need .NET Framework 2.0 to start it, see link above. There is no (un)install so just remove the unzipped files, and if you want to remove remains: Settings are saved in %appdata%\MAVMA.

12-21-10, 05:04 AM
LordxDragon A Kobold Labourer Forum posts: 0 File comments: 1 Uploads: 0	Can some one please tell me how to uninstall this program for some reason I could not get it to work I tried get it to add the addon QuestGuru 2 2 2 but it would not do so, I tried to do it the old fashion way but even that did not work that is why I tried this program... Thank you... :>

08-01-10, 09:10 AM
Mars85 A Deviate Faerie Dragon Forum posts: 14 File comments: 65 Uploads: 1	If there are no "last minute problems" I'll upload a new version (0.90) today. It introduces backup & restore feature and short note / category column. Sadly it took several more months than expected and I'll no longer officially support Linux/Mac. Even if the main testing and adjustments were done before release of 0.87, every new feature, layout change, etc. requires testing under Mono (actual Linux-Mono because I don't have a Mac), which is time consuming and would result in more postponement. So I'll focus testing under native .NET Framework 2.0. I hope I didn't introduce new bugs ;-). According to backup/restore feature: It's not tagged as beta, but as the whole program: Use at your own risk. /edit: New version is online. Last edited by Mars85 : 08-01-10 at 10:57 AM.

09-23-09, 09:36 PM
Mars85 A Deviate Faerie Dragon Forum posts: 14 File comments: 65 Uploads: 1	Thanks for the report. I could reproduce it and hope I can make/release new version in the next days. /edit: The next version will take more time because I want to do further fixes/changes/extensions/tests. At the moment I think there will be a new version this year but I don't want to promise that. Last edited by Mars85 : 11-07-09 at 02:21 PM.

09-23-09, 04:25 PM
Slona A Kobold Labourer Forum posts: 0 File comments: 16 Uploads: 0	left-click in folder column when I LEFT-click on any line in the "Folder" column, I get an "unhandled exception has occured..." with "Conversion from string <name just clicked on> to type 'Boolean' is not valid" Does that repro or do you need the (longish) details shown in the popup? RIGHT-click shows the same and expected context menu as any other column.

09-21-09, 06:09 AM
Slona A Kobold Labourer Forum posts: 0 File comments: 16 Uploads: 0	settings.xml thanks a lot Mars, following your instructions, I found SETTINGS.XML in the %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\MAVMA folder (on my Vista/WIN7 PC) and adding InterfaceCheckLoadOutdated fixed my problem but my thinking about the outdated addons is a bit different: I use the "load outdated addons" configuration to make sure I don't load broken addons. That means it's ALWAYS OFF and my mods won't be loaded until I get an update with a correct TOC file. Or I individually check my "important mods" by manually "correcting" the interface version and loading 'em one by one to see which mod still works... OK - for the first few days after a big patch I do allow outdated addons too load - but I never go raiding that way... for me, manipulating one (or more?) TOC file(s) is much less risky than loading ALL outdated mods at once. thanks for a GREAT tool

09-19-09, 04:10 PM
Mars85 A Deviate Faerie Dragon Forum posts: 14 File comments: 65 Uploads: 1	The intention of that feature is that IMHO (see FAQ for explanation) addon-tocs (including interface number) shouldn't be manipulated by user and the "Load outdated addons" setting should be used instead. But the WoW patcher deactivates that setting everytime against the will of the users who use that setting. So that warning is shown. I think a warning for the case that this setting is on isn't neccesary because AFAIK there is no case where it's automatically turned on. It isn't intented that the the setting for that feature isn't saved. Thanks for reporting that. Until the next version (which will take some time) the only way to disable that is the manipulation of the Settings.xml file (on XP it's in C:\Documents and settings\Username\Application data\Manage my addons by default) while the app isn't running – the setting is called "InterfaceCheckLoadOutdated" in the "Settings" section. However that file shouldn't be manipulated without backup and without basic knowledge of XML and encoding.

09-19-09, 02:44 AM
Slona A Kobold Labourer Forum posts: 0 File comments: 16 Uploads: 0	outdated addons setting I just picked up the new 0.87 version and did not like the new warning about the outdated addons setting. I REALLY want to have that OFF and don't want to be warned every time - so IMHO you need to warn if that setting is ON (but that's a matter of taste)? unfortunately clearing the checkbox for "show a warning..." seems to be ignored/inactive and the checkmark comes back every time i close the setting window.

08-28-09, 10:26 AM

Grimsin

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Re: Re: Suggestion (if possible)

Originally posted by lanacan
No it's not possible as every addon author write their code differently.

Also as it has been said over and over, unless you are an addon author or your machine is over 8 years old or running less that 512MB RAM there is no need to even worry about addon memory.

Load time is more from the number of mods you are actively loading when the game is starting than the actual memory the mod uses after you have it loaded.

I use auctioneer and even though that is a huge monster of an addon for memory use in game, the game loads faster** than my Rogue UI compilation where I don't have it enabled to load on that character.

** Auctioneer is the only addon i use on my AH mule besides two mail addons.

This is not totally right.

The number of addons dictates the amount of mem usage. SO does type of code. xml is bigger and uses more mem and cpu resources.

Mem leaks are possible in certain code errors which will over load your ram and cause wow to crash. To many addons is also possible. Or several large addons like put auctioneer, questhelper, gatherer and a few others together and you will crash most store bought hunks of junk.

Addons calling info from outside websites like wowhead's lightheaded will affect your latency and fps as well. Some constantly updating graphical addons such as the quest tracker for questhelper will drop your fps as well. HUGE mem hog. the biggest i have seen in fact except for things that have mem leaks.

what exactly is a mem leak since i have seen it contested else were here in the forums about weather they exist or not...

THEY DO. its simple. A mem leak is when code has an infinite loop in it ultimately building up data in the ram until it overloads.

one way of doing this is to have a piece of code that creates data and then fires on an event, if it for some reason calls the wrong event or has an error that causes it to continuously call to the event it will continue to generate data until the ram is full. At which point the client crashs. if your computer is crummy so does your comp.

And just for a side note.... wow takes over 500megs of ram alone with the default bliz ui. 512 megs of ram wont support the OS and wow let alone any addons. 1gig no less. i recommend at lest two if you are going to mess with addons a lot or if you tab from wow to use other applications.

Back to the original question. No. You can not adjust the mem usage of other peoples addons unless you edit their code or if their addon allows for it.

It is possible, theoretically anyhow, to make all the various parts of an addon load on demand at which point you could then make options or use another addon like addon loader or addon control panel to then turn off/on various sections. may not even need to be load on demand. This is theoretical to, should work not saying it will.

BTW i love this piece of software. makes going threw addons so much easier.

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Last edited by Grimsin : 08-28-09 at 10:29 AM.

08-24-09, 02:44 PM

lanacan

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Re: Suggestion (if possible)

Originally posted by ipKOnfig
Is there a way to allow this application to adjust memory usage of a mod when loading into WoW ?

I'd use the app if it could do that, but not sure if that's possible.

No it's not possible as every addon author write their code differently.

Also as it has been said over and over, unless you are an addon author or your machine is over 8 years old or running less that 512MB RAM there is no need to even worry about addon memory.

Load time is more from the number of mods you are actively loading when the game is starting than the actual memory the mod uses after you have it loaded.

I use auctioneer and even though that is a huge monster of an addon for memory use in game, the game loads faster** than my Rogue UI compilation where I don't have it enabled to load on that character.

** Auctioneer is the only addon i use on my AH mule besides two mail addons.

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08-20-09, 01:34 AM
Mars85 A Deviate Faerie Dragon Forum posts: 14 File comments: 65 Uploads: 1	I don't know exactly what you mean but the app neither modifies WoW/addons settings nor does it anything ingame.

08-19-09, 06:06 PM
ipKOnfig A Kobold Labourer Forum posts: 0 File comments: 2 Uploads: 0	Suggestion (if possible) Is there a way to allow this application to adjust memory usage of a mod when loading into WoW ? I'd use the app if it could do that, but not sure if that's possible.

08-15-09, 11:13 PM

Mars85

A Deviate Faerie Dragon

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Originally posted by Crazytoo
It would really really nice if this showed slash commands too.

That is possible. A column for that can be enabled at right click -> setup addon info columns -> Slash commands. It's off by default (and will disable itself after one use if you don't activate "Stay active") because it takes some time to get this information.

Is there a way to add the notes as a column? My goal was to categorize the addons

That's something I'll add in a future version.

According to cleaning Saved Variables: That's something on the 'future features' list. But first I've to implement the backup feature

Last edited by Mars85 : 08-15-09 at 11:16 PM.

08-15-09, 07:51 PM
Crazytoo A Kobold Labourer Forum posts: 1 File comments: 35 Uploads: 0	It would really really nice if this showed slash commands too.

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