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06/12/07, 10:40 AM
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#1
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Great Tiger
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Disable Lua Errors - /sigh
Is there a macro to check the Disable Lua Errors option?
I like to cut down my mod usage where ever possible, and Buggrabber seems to be the next to go with this recent feature, but of all irony: the "Disable Lua Errors" option doesn't save between gaming sessions and happens to be directly underneath the Lua error popup itself... so if I get a repeating Lua error (the kind where you click ok and it refreshes itself), I can't do anything about it as I can't click the Disable button due to the Lua error being on top of it.
A macro would fix this problem and let me drop one more addon off my list, if there is such a /script or some sort of command I could use.
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06/12/07, 2:51 PM
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#2
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Von Kaiser
Night Elf Druid
Гордунни (EU)
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Have you tried to uncheck "Display Lua Errors" in Interface Options?
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06/12/07, 3:18 PM
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#3
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Bald Bull
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Originally Posted by Immortal
Have you tried to uncheck "Display Lua Errors" in Interface Options?
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Have you tried reading the post you're replying to?
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06/12/07, 3:49 PM
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#4
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What would you have me do?
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I'm taking a stab at the dark, both in guessing which config.wtf is the correct option and that the syntax for CPU profiling would apply here too:
/script if ( GetCVar("ScriptErrors") == "0" ) then SetCVar("ScriptErrors", "1") else SetCVar("ScriptErrors", "0") end;
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What are you waiting for, a certain shade of green?
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06/12/07, 4:03 PM
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#5
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Great Tiger
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Originally Posted by Shalas
Have you tried reading the post you're replying to?
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Oh, I'd forgotten the option was Display Lua Errors, not Disable Lua Errors... got the point across, it seems (to most people >_>).
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Originally Posted by Maestroquark
I'm taking a stab at the dark, both in guessing which config.wtf is the correct option and that the syntax for CPU profiling would apply here too:
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I'll try that and let you know how it goes soon as I'm home. I'm relieved to see it's not some simple macro that I should have guessed myself. :P
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06/12/07, 4:14 PM
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#6
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Von Kaiser
Night Elf Druid
Гордунни (EU)
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Originally Posted by Cel
Oh, I'd forgotten the option was Display Lua Errors, not Disable Lua Errors... got the point across, it seems (to most people >_>).
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Well, this one seems to save between sessions for me.
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06/12/07, 4:28 PM
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#7
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Banned
Night Elf Hunter
Bronze Dragonflight (EU)
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I think some mods may be changing that setting, I know FuBar for one was changing it according to the changelog. I've never had problems with that setting saving over sessions.
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06/12/07, 5:07 PM
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#8
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Great Tiger
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Originally Posted by Mikari
I think some mods may be changing that setting, I know FuBar for one was changing it according to the changelog. I've never had problems with that setting saving over sessions.
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Originally Posted by Immortal
Well, this one seems to save between sessions for me.
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I see.... any way to figure out what might be changing my setting then? Where do I find this change log, and what am I looking for once I bring it up?
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06/12/07, 5:11 PM
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#9
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Banned
Night Elf Hunter
Bronze Dragonflight (EU)
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Originally Posted by Cel
I see.... any way to figure out what might be changing my setting then? Where do I find this change log, and what am I looking for once I bring it up?
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I just noticed part of the FuBar changelog if you download it on wowace states that it enables script errors on first run after 2.1. I'm just wondering if any mods you are running might be enabling script errors.
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06/12/07, 5:13 PM
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#10
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Great Tiger
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Originally Posted by Mikari
I just noticed part of the FuBar changelog if you download it on wowace states that it enables script errors on first run after 2.1. I'm just wondering if any mods you are running might be enabling script errors.
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Oh, the changelog is part of the mod, not something WoW does. Hmm... I don't use FuBar.
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06/12/07, 5:41 PM
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#11
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Bald Bull
Night Elf Rogue
Wrathbringer (EU)
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The changelog is the changelog for the (a) mod itself, it doesn't even do anything in WoW, it's just a text file provided with the mod. 
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06/12/07, 5:51 PM
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#12
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Von Kaiser
Night Elf Druid
Гордунни (EU)
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I guess he means that he noticed something (that fubar can automatically enable showing lua errors) in changelog, not that changelog of a mod could do anything with WoW.
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06/12/07, 9:29 PM
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#13
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Great Tiger
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Originally Posted by Maestroquark
I'm taking a stab at the dark, both in guessing which config.wtf is the correct option and that the syntax for CPU profiling would apply here too:
/script if ( GetCVar("ScriptErrors") == "0" ) then SetCVar("ScriptErrors", "1") else SetCVar("ScriptErrors", "0") end;
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Very nice, this works perfectly.
Thanks very much. :]
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