1.2.0

1.2.0

Terminal 1.2: waypoints on TomTom's arrow, Terminal's own settings as rows you can search, your session kept, your
layer, and the fixes of a release review.

Waypoints and the map

• With TomTom installed (or an arrow addon that takes TomTom's waypoints, such as Waypoint Tracker), the waypoints Enter and Shift+Enter set go to TomTom's arrow instead of the map pin, and Enter's verb says show via TomTom. .set waypoints map, tomtom or both, or the Waypoints button in Options, picks where they go; .integrations says which. Map pins sent in chat stay the game's, and in a fight the game's map pin is set instead.
• A waypoint TomTom cleared (you arrived, or right-clicked it away) is left alone, and one of your own TomTom waypoints at the same spot is never taken away.

Terminal's settings

• terminal settings (or .set alone) lists every setting with its value, and everyday words find one (bigger font, cursor, zen dimming, opacity, see through). Enter turns an on/off one on or off, or lists the values to pick; Shift+Enter puts a changed one back to its default; the terminal stays open, so you can change several. Each tooltip says what the setting does. .set list prints them in chat, and in .console set lists them as before.
• .set <name> <Tab> lists values for numbers (a step either way, the default and the ends) and colours (the theme's own) too.
• The addon options panel says that more settings are in Terminal itself.

Your session, focus and tabs

• Keep your session (on by default, .set keepSession): Terminal opens again on the search you left, its results listed and your row selected, after closing it, after a /reload and after a new login; your tabs come back too. It keeps searches, not commands: after a .command or a /slash line it opens empty, so a quick Enter never runs .reload again. Off: an empty prompt, as before.
• With .zen off, a click outside Terminal leaves it open but out of focus: no cursor, and your keys go to the game (moving, casting, chat). Click it, or press , to type in it again; a second closes it.
• The empty prompt's tips mention Ctrl+T for another tab.

New

• what layer am i on or my layer (Advanced: @layer): the layer the creatures you mouse over, target or see a nameplate of are on, read from their GUIDs. One row: the layer's number (the server's, not a "layer 1, 2, 3"), where and from whom it was read, and which of the layers you've met on this map since logging in it is. In a dungeon or raid it says there are none. Enter says it in chat, Shift+Enter puts it in the chat box.
• Right-click a @loot row and pick Find sources: the search goes on to where to get it (who drops, sells or makes it); Shift+Left goes back.

Fixes

• With the game's own bags (no Bagnon or Baganator), showing an item in your bags opened them from Terminal's code, which could leave the bag buttons tainted: eating or drinking from your bags was blocked until a /reload. The game opens your bags itself now, on the Enter press, and Terminal only points at the item. In a fight Enter still works when nothing needs opening; Ctrl+Enter keeps Terminal open; bag addons Terminal doesn't know by name (AdiBags, ElvUI's bags, ArkInventory...) open their own window.
• Shift+Enter on a setting already at its default no longer changes it.
• Giving an out-of-focus Terminal the keys back with no longer types a; Ctrl+T in a run opened from a chat link keeps what was on screen.
• Lighter: hovering @stored, loot log or chain item rows no longer scans every bag slot each time.
• Clearer texts in F1, the settings' tooltips and .set's help; GitHub's test runs pass again.