While in Badlands on a druid alt, I came across Zaricotl (lvl55 elite carrion bird, neutral reaction [attackable]) and every time I moused over him I’d get an error frame appear. If I selected him, all was fine; if I moused over his portrait, no problems; but if I hovered over the bird himself I got an error frame. Unfortunately I was unable to get any decipherable information from the frame.

Also, not sure if this is just the pet or if it is the addon but I can’t get it to show it’s level in it’s progress bar.

if (type(families) == \”table\” and FHHNewInfo and FHHNewInfo.LearnableBy and FHH_NewInfo.LearnableBy[spellID]) then

seems to fix the problem. In the case of cower, I have:

FHH_NewInfo = { [�LearnableBy�] = { [�cower�] = { [1] = “Tallstrider�, [2] = “Cat�, }, },

in my GFW_HuntersHelper.lua savedvariables file.

GFW_AdSpace\GFWTable.lua:59 bad argument #1 to `getn’ (table expected, got string)

Same thing when I type /hh find cower after it prints instructions to add a number.

http://www.curse-gaming.com/mod.php?addid=1850

For example, if I could do /hh find furious howl, with no skill level attached, then I could get the listings for all of the levels in a row. This is particularly handy when Blizzard release new skills and I want to go out to learn all levels of it.

I think it’s kind of tiresome to have to write out each query, especially when it’s a longer skill name like furious howl.

From what I can tell, I think you already have all the mechanics in place to do this easily, and it wouldn’t subtract from other functionality, so I hope you’ll consider it.

Thanks!

“Hunter’s Helper has no data on Vile Sting (found Claw 5, Scorpid Poison 2 in Thousand Needles).�

This is a level 35 rare scorpid found in Shimmering Flats in Thousand Needles. It is extremely rare and I have only seen it once so far.

My shared code files (GFWUtils, GFWTooltip, GFWTable, and GFWZones) are set up such that they know their own version numbers; when one is being loaded, it checks to see if it’s been loaded once already. If an older version is loaded already, the newer version replaces it; if a newer version is loaded, the older version won’t replace it. If you’re using the new Hunter’s Helper, its versions of GFWTable and GFWUtils are replacing the ones from Feed-O-Matic automatically, and all is good.

I prefer this approach instead of keeping a separate “library” AddOn because it’s a lot easier to install and uninstall, and doesn’t clutter up the AddOns list in-game with things some users may not know what to do with.

Just out of curiosity, with the shared code in multiple places, how do you know which version is actually loaded? Would it make sense to have a single copy in a pseudo-addon that all the other list as a dependency?

Thanks for all your great work.

Regards,

Brad