Added keybind for Previous Pet

Author: tflo

PetWalker.toc

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ## Interface: 100205
 ## Title: PetWalker
-## Version: 2.1.3
+## Version: 2.1.4
 ## IconTexture: Interface/AddOns/PetWalker/icon.png
 ## X-Flavor: Mainline
 ## Notes: Automatically re-summons your lost companion pet, or auto-summons a random or a favorite one.

bindings.xml

@@ -5,6 +5,9 @@
     <Binding name="PETWALKER_NEW_PET" category="PetWalker ">
 		 PetWalker_binding_new_pet()
     </Binding>
+    <Binding name="PETWALKER_PREVIOUS_PET" category="PetWalker ">
+		 PetWalker_binding_previous_pet()
+    </Binding>
     <Binding name="PETWALKER_TARGET_PET" category="PetWalker ">
 		 PetWalker_binding_target_pet()
     </Binding>

changelog.md

@@ -1,3 +1,13 @@
+#### 2.1.4 (2024-02-17)
+
+- Added a keybinding for ‘Summon Previous Pet’
+  - You can set it in Options > Game > Keybindings > PetWalker, along with the other 4 keybindings.
+  - This does the same as the command `/pw p` (which still exists).
+  - This function is more useful as you may think. A few tips:
+    - If you're a Blacksmith or Engi, you probably have Alvin the Anvil on your action bar or OPie ring. Well, Alvin is useful, but, let's face it, a bit boring as a companion. So when you are done with your work, say thanks to Alvin and hit the Previous Pet key and you will have your previous companion back.
+    - Press the key repeatedly to toggle between two pets. This allows you to have two temporary favorites (or "favorites of the day") without changing your Pet Journal favorites: Disable the autosummon timer (`/pw 0`), summon the first pet, and then the second pet. Now you can switch between them with a single keystroke.
+    - ‘Previous Pet’ also works in conjunction with the autosummon timer, and it resets the timer. So if the timer summons a new pet, but you'd like to have the other one for a little longer, just press the Previous Pet key and you'll have it for another 30 minutes (or whatever your timer is set to).
+
 #### 2.1.3 (2024-01-16)
 
 - Just a toc bump for 10.2.5. Compatibility update will follow if needed.

main.lua

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ local excluded_species = {
 But it should be safe, bc CD starts only after activating the ability via dialog. ]]
 -- 	214, -- Argent Squire (Alliance)
 -- 	216, -- Argent Gruntling (Horde)
---[[ Self-unspawns outside of Weinter Veil. Makes no sense summoning these. ]]
+--[[ Self-unspawns outside of Winter Veil. Makes no sense to summon these. ]]
 	1349, -- Rotten Little Helper
 	117, -- Tiny Snowman
 	119, -- Father Winter's Helper
@@ -149,6 +149,7 @@ In the function below, we could also replace the whole throttle system with…
 <unregister events>; C_TimerAfter(<throttle>, <re-register events>)
 ]]
 
+--[[
 local function forbidden_or_throttled()
 	-- if not not ns.db.autoEnabled then return true end
 	-- Always-active throttle
@@ -186,7 +187,7 @@ local function forbidden_or_throttled()
 	end
 	return forbidden
 end
-
+--]]
 --[[---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 	END: WiP function
 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------]]--
@@ -289,11 +290,13 @@ end
 -- BINDING_HEADER_PETWALKER = "PetWalker  "
 BINDING_NAME_PETWALKER_TOGGLE_AUTO = 'Toggle Auto-Summoning'
 BINDING_NAME_PETWALKER_NEW_PET = 'Summon New Pet'
-BINDING_NAME_PETWALKER_TARGET_PET = 'Try to Summon Same Pet as Target'
+BINDING_NAME_PETWALKER_PREVIOUS_PET = 'Summon Previous Pet'
+BINDING_NAME_PETWALKER_TARGET_PET = 'Summon Same Pet as Target'
 BINDING_NAME_PETWALKER_DISMISS_PET = 'Dismiss Pet & Disable Auto-Summoning'
 
 function PetWalker_binding_toggle_autosummon() ns:auto_toggle() end
 function PetWalker_binding_new_pet() ns:new_pet(nil, true) end
+function PetWalker_binding_previous_pet() ns.previous_pet() end
 function PetWalker_binding_target_pet() ns:summon_targetpet() end
 function PetWalker_binding_dismiss_and_disable() ns:dismiss_and_disable() end
 
@@ -1133,7 +1136,7 @@ end
 
 --[[ License ===================================================================
 
-	Copyright © 2022–2023 Thomas Floeren
+	Copyright © 2022–2024 Thomas Floeren
 
 	This file is part of PetWalker.