Issue 30 in dongle: r1013 -- Dongle.lua:1183: attempt to index local 'obj' (a nil value)"
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New issue report by generalmx:
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Download latest TinyTip from
http://thrae-wow.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/TinyTip
2. Download one of the modules as an external, say,
http://thrae-wow.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/TinyTipBasic
3. Disable all other addons and start WoW.
4. Observe error:
Message: ..\AddOns\TinyTip\libs\Dongle-1.0\Dongle.lua line 1166:
attempt to index local 'obj' (a nil value)
5. Reload.
6. Observe error does not occur.
7. Baffle.
This is using http://dongle.googlecode.com/svn/tags/Dongle-1.0-r1013, which
contains latest Dongle-1.0 with revision of r612 (according to Dongle.lua).
From the stack, it appears to originate from the ADDON_LOADED call from
TinyTipBasic, which has TinyTip as its LoadManager and is also a Dongle
module of TinyTip. It could be that being a Module of TinyTip and also
being a LoD is confusing some logic, but the line it traced to seems
infalliable. Trace from Swatter (occurs with no addons except TinyTip too):
{
["message"] =
"Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:1183: attempt to
index local 'obj' (a nil value)",
["count"] = 2,
["addons"] = " BagnonForever, v1.0.0\n BagnonTooltips\n Combuctor,
vBeta.1.0\n MCP, v2006.01.03\n MrPlow, v5.0.60912\n Swatter,
v5.0.PRE.2662\n TinyTip, v0.2\n TinyTipBasic, v0.2\n TinyTipPositioning,
v0.2\n TinyTipTargets, v0.2\n",
["timestamp"] = "2008-02-26 07:53:34",
["context"] = "Global",
["stack"] =
"Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:249: in function
<Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:246>\nInterface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:337:
in function
<Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:328>\n[C]:
?\nInterface\\AddOns\\MCP\\MCP.lua:75: in function
`LoadAddOn'\nInterface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\TinyTip.lua:190: in function
<Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\TinyTip.lua:186>\n[C]: in function
`pcall'\nInterface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:247: in
function
<Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:246>\nInterface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:1184:
in function
<Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:1161>\n[C]: in
function
`pcall'\nInterface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:247: in
function
<Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:246>\nInterface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:337:
in function
<Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:328>\n[C]:
?\nInterface\\AddOns\\MCP\\MCP.lua:75: in function
`LoadAddOn'\nInterface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\TinyTip.lua:190: in function
<Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\TinyTip.lua:186>\n[C]: in function
`pcall'\nInterface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:247: in
function
<Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:246>\nInterface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:1155:
in function
<Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:1150>\n[C]: in
function
`pcall'\nInterface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:247: in
function
<Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:246>\nInterface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:337:
in function <Interface\\AddOns\\TinyTip\\libs\\Dongle-1.0\\Dongle.lua:328>\n",
}, -- [5]
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Comment #1 by generalmx:
Oh wait, I get it. I'm using Initialize (ADDON_LOADED) and Enable
(ADDON_LOADED /
PLAYER_LOGIN) to loop through all addons and load my LoD addons
(they're LoD since
TinyTip is set as their LoadManager), which in turn use NewModule to create
themselves as a Dongle addon. This means they're adding to loadqueue in
the middle of
iterating through it, and possibly triggering another ADDON_LOADED
event before the
previous ADDON_LOADED Dongle code has a chance to finish.
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Comment #2 by jnwhiteh:
Please ensure you are using the latest stable release of Dongle before
you report a
bug like this.
Issue attribute updates:
Status: Duplicate