NumPadBar 

@RealUnimportant

Thank you for your extensive comments. I did not know that action slots 1-12 are unused by warriors. This will make it possible to use the unused slots you mentioned for warriors and druids so that I don't need to use 2 of the normal action bars to save actions in. There is still a lack of 4 extra slots, so I now use the rightmost 4 slots of the bottom action bar #2.

I've changed one of the keyboards so that it does not display (or use) the enter key nor the cursor keys. This lets people continue to use the normal Open Chat and movement keys.

It sounds like you have not found the drop down menu. I have made this easier to find in the new version. Right-clicking on the gray background displays the drop down menu which lets you change all of the options that can be changed.

The help selection in the menu displays 4 dialogs of information, duplicating the information you found inside the LUA file. No one needs to look inside the LUA file, it's all in the 4 help dialogs.

Somehow you're auto-hooking all the numberpad buttons by default... Including Enter and the arrow keys.

The problem is, WoW doesn't differentiate between NP-Enter and the normal Enter key; they're considered to be the same for purposes of keybinding. So, by hooking into this button you completely disable access to chat! Similarly, if anyone uses the arrow keys for movement, they can no longer move!

Hm, and my main is a druid, and already uses all his action bars... So that means this mod is essentially useless.

Perhaps you could consider the following for the future:

- Don't auto-hook the buttons. I think this could actually cause tainting issues anyway, but apart from that it causes the above-mentioned problems with chat and character movement. Instead, give us a new section in the Keybinding menu - this would also allow us to specify a modifier, allowing the buttons to retain their default (or any pre-existing user-programmed) uses while also making them viable as secondary spellcasting buttons.

- Include instructions on HOW to do the things you say are possible in the help menu, rather than just say they can be done. Knowing that I can make changes is nice, but being told how to make these changes would be much more useful! You also mentioned there's multiple layouts... How to access those would be handy, as the default doesn't match my keyboard.

- When loading the mod whilst playing Warriors/Druids/Rogues (who also use a "stance bar"), automatically select unused bars to store that characters numberpad actions - no class uses all 10 default bars, so there should always be available options.

My apologies for what sounds like a very negative post, but let me assure you that I'm actually very supportive of this as a concept - I hope you can iron out some of the wrinkles!

Edit:
Aha... You've hidden the Readme file inside the LUA, where the problems I discovered are explained. Still, surely it would make more sense to avoid the issue entirely rather than force a workaround which will change behaviour patterns established over years?

In fact, I see an awful lot of useful information hidden away in the LUA - what a shame that there was no obvious way to access this information from within the game! "/numbarpad" just told me what it did, and to type "/numbarpad help" for more help, which then gave me the basic Readme info but no further instruction on how to access the deeper functions. Aside from the counter-intuitiveness of hiding all this information inside the LUA file, it also unnecessarily increases the amount of data loaded into memory... Could you not just use a Readme file like everyone else?

Action Bar Slots 1-12 and 109-120 aren't used by warriors, so wouldn't it make sense for those to be their defaults for use in NumBarPad? Druids could automaticlly be assigned 85-96 and 109-120. Slot 109's auto-attack autofill isn't a bug, it's just lazy coding by Blizzard; changing it causes no ill effects AFAIK (at least it never did when I used to use PopBar.)

Again, I must repeat that all of this blabbering is meant to be an aid to future development and hopefully widespread adoption of your add-on - while you obviously have had no problem adopting new playstyles to accommodate the restrictions your addon enforces, others are likely to be more set in their ways. When offering additional buttons, telling two classes that often need every possible toolbar that they have to sacrifice two of their existing bars in order to use your product isn't going to be a good selling point.

Good luck with version 2.0.1.

I've hardly used keybinds on my numberpad mostly because I'm sure I'd always forget what spells I've put on there... Well now I can just use them like other hotbars! Brilliant idea, long overdue.

Looking forward to EU maintenance finishing so I can try this out live.