Window Fade Added the ability to fade the window. It defaults to the same FadeDelay & FadeTime you were passing in for the text fade (so their the same) and will also default to 0 (no fade) if no values are passed in. But if you want them to have different fadeDelay/fadeTime's you can change it by using:

Lua Code:

function tlw:ChangeWinFade(_FadeDelay, _FadeTime)

Accessible from the control returned to you when you create the window. All times are in milliseconds.

Text Fade Change Due to the addition of the window fading option/function I thought it would be best to clarify the function used to change the text fade so I changed its name, it is now called:

Lua Code:

function tlw:ChangeTextFade(_FadeDelay, _FadeTime)

All times are in milliseconds.

Fade In Not an animation, but the window & text will both automatically reset to an alpha value of 1:
When text is added to the window using

Lua Code:

function tlw:AddText(_Message, _Red, _Green, _Blue)

or OnMouseEnter for the text buffer control (the window)

The window & text will both begin their fadeDelay then fadeTime as soon as the text has been entered or OnMouseExit of the text buffer control (window).

Time Storage In case you need to access the fadeDelay/fadeTime for the window or text I stored it in the control that is returned to you when you create the window for easy access:

Lua Code:

local myDebugWin = LIBMW:CreateMsgWindow("JunkItDebugWindow", "JunkIt Debug Window", 4000, 3000)
--[[ So they are stored here:
   myDebugWin.fadeDelayWindow
   myDebugWin.fadeTimeWindow
 
   myDebugWin.fadeDelayTextLines
   myDebugWin.fadeTimeTextLines
--]]

A Default Color Would Be Nice: I forgot to set a default color if one was not passed in, caught it as soon as I uploaded R6.

Code Change: Small code change for how the slider starts to move when the buffer is full & text is added to the window. Changed it from a hard coded 200 (the default number of MaxHistoryLines) to grabbing the current maxHistoryLines which will allow users to change the default number of MaxHistoryLines if they wish.

Lua Code:

-- changed this:
    elseif numHistoryLines == 200 then
-- to this:
    elseif numHistoryLines == self:GetNamedChild("Buffer"):GetMaxHistoryLines() then

Text In Color: Added parameters to the AddText function to allow you to pass through colors for the text:

Lua Code:

function tlw:AddText(Message, Red, Green, Blue)

Reverse Scroll: Apparently the window scrolled in the wrong direction. It scrolled the opposite direction of the original chat window. It has been fixed.
Scroll Visiblity: Fixed the slider so it now only becomes visible when there are enough lines of text to scroll off of the screen.
Known Issue: If you resize the window and there becomes enough space for all lines of text the slider does not hide itself until the user scrolls the window or another line of text is added to the window (instead of hiding itself immediately upon resizing). I can not get the OnResizeStop handler to work, will fix as soon as I figure it out, or find a way around using OnResizeStop.

Window Heading Label: I Added a label control to the window that can be used to add text to the top of the window.
WARNING: Due to adding the window heading label I needed to add an extra parameter to the function. It is the second parameter and the fade parameters are now third & fourth.

libmw:CreateMsgWindow(_UniqueName, _LabelText, _FadeDelay, _FadeTime)

Added LibStub: I forgot to include LibStub in the previous update zip file. It is now included, no other changes.

cntrl:ClearText(): Added an easily accessible ClearText() function to clear the text from the buffer, so you don't have to mess with getting the buffer control. You can just call it on the main control returned by CreateMsgWindow(..), Yeah I'm that lazy.