Please do NOT include libraries without own txt file (where possible)

Rhyono · 09/23/19, 12:10 PM

For LAM: look at how Baertram did it. You almost had it correct.

For LMP: no, it hasn't been setup to work without LibStub.

Anceane · 09/24/19, 01:56 AM

Originally Posted by Rhyono

For LAM: look at how Baertram did it. You almost had it correct.

For LMP: no, it hasn't been setup to work without LibStub.

Then i guess i better do nothing, as i dont see why i should remove libstub in one case and have to keep it in another.

Best is probably to wait for Authors to decide what they want to do first with Libstub

And btw, the addon i wanted to check is a very old one : https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info...dandjpFix.html

This is actually my principal addon, without it i would not be able to read correctly the game

**Baertram** · 09/24/19, 06:56 AM

LibStub is still working and some libraries are still not changed to work without it.
So you can prepare addons and libs to not use LibStub anymore where applicable, or what until it's gone and let them fail to load properly then.

Currently it's only an advice to make addons work with or without it. You can even load the library via LibStub as long as it is given and if LibStub == nil then use the global variable instead (hybrid solution).

Originally Posted by Anceane

Then i guess i better do nothing, as i dont see why i should remove libstub in one case and have to keep it in another.

Best is probably to wait for Authors to decide what they want to do first with Libstub

And btw, the addon i wanted to check is a very old one : https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info...dandjpFix.html

This is actually my principal addon, without it i would not be able to read correctly the game

ArtOfShred · 09/25/19, 09:22 AM

Originally Posted by Rhyono

For LAM: look at how Baertram did it. You almost had it correct.

For LMP: no, it hasn't been setup to work without LibStub.

LMP should work fine without LibStub, just use

Code:

local LMP = LibMediaProvider
if not LMP then return end

LMP has LibStub implemented in the same way as LAM right now, just embedded in the folder w/o a manifest for compatibility.