Enhancements for IceHUD and Grid

Here are a pair of add-ons for World of Warcraft that I've been using to tweak the behavior of IceHUD and Grid.

IceHUD_HungerForBlood allows rogues to follow the duration of their HfB buff, and has some coloration niceness to see how many stacks of it you have on you. This was originally the only HfB bar for IceHUD, but now it is actually a replacement for a buggier bar that is already included.

GridOnly is a tiny mod that attaches an extra layout option to Grid, "Hide default party frames." This is for people who want to use Grid and only Grid to view party and raid membership.

Both of these are hosted over on my Google Code project.

Java class file disassembler

I began working on a disassembler for the Java class file format, and it's come along very rapidly. The only hold-up has been in unpacking the constants pool when there are Long or Double constants present, and that trouble was simply due to ambiguity in the specification about exactly what it meant that such constants took up two entries in the pool.

I've posted my work thus far in SVN, and have created a short project page for it.

PUG PSG

I've put together a write-up of exactly what this PUG PSG addon was supposed to do. The idea itself, while originally intended for use inside of World of Warcraft, could probably be adapted to any number of distributed peer rating systems. I'm not sure exactly how often such a thing is necessary (I mean really, there's almost always *some* way to centralize a system), but hey the idea's out there.

http://sites.google.com/site/obriencj/projects/pug-psg

Snippets and Such

I've started to import code snippets and such into my personal google code project. Nothing of real merit as yet, just junk I've been keeping around and some things that I worked on as a whim.

Some stuff I've imported so far

• My little take on the Church of Lambda in Python
• brine, a python module for pickling actual code
• an async unpacking class in lisp. This was originally part of a much more grandiose idea that I will explain in a later post.
• deli, a python module for working with del.icio.us (and performing more advanced queries upon tagged bookmarks therein)
• PUGPSG, a World of Warcraft addon that would allow you to maintain a distributed peer rating system. Stands for Pick-up Group Personality Skill Gear.