PvELog 
Author:     Josh Estelle MODIFIED BY ASHUMIRRIGE/BEEFSAUSAGE OF FROSTWOLF
Version:    0.1.0

README


Installation:
    You should have just downloaded PvPLog.zip
    This file will unzip to:
        PvELog/
        PvELog/CHANGES.txt
        PvELog/PvELog.lua       
        PvELog/PvELog.toc       
        PvELog/PvELog.xml       
        PvELog/README.txt
        PvELog/TODO.txt
    Place the entire PvELog directory in your 
    WoW/Interface/AddOns directory.

    
Use:
    PvELog will automatically log your PvE wins and losses
    as well as your duel wins and losses.

    You can enable/disable PvELog with:
        /pvelog enable
        /pvelog disable
    When disabled PvELog will *not* track any of your PvE activites.

    
    When you win/lose a PvE battle, or duel, PvELog will notify you
    as the data is recorded.  You may change the notification
    location from overhead to the chat panel or turn it off all together.
        /pvelog location overhead
        /pvelog location chat
        /pvelog location none

    
    Whenever you mouseover someone for which you have a PvE record
    the mouseover tool tip will contain the number of wins and
    losses you have against that player.  It will also produce an audible
    ding on mouseover to inform you of a player you have a record with.
    At this time a message is also displayed overhead with your record.
    The sound used for this audible ding may be changed with:
        /pvelog dingsound AuctionWindowOpen
        /pvelog dingsound igMainMenuOpen

    If you don't want this ding to pop-up for people you've dueled against
    you can use the following:
        /pvelog ding noduel
        
    Or if you only want the ding to happen when its someone you've killed
    or whos killed you, and not someone who belongs to a guild that's killed
    you or you've killed, then use:
        /pvelog ding noguild

    Or if you don't want notifications for either duels or guilds, rather just
    individuals that you've killed or have killed you, use:
        /pvelog ding noGuildOrDuel

    You may also change the timeout on this ding, the default is to only
    ding every 2 minutes (120 seconds), you may change this with:
        /pvelog dingtimeout seconds


    When targetting a player you have a PvE record with, your record
    will be displayed below the target window.  This text is movable.
        /pvelog targetreset
            May be used to reset the text to its original position.


    You may search for a specific players record against you using:
        /pvelog find <search string>
    The search string can be found in the players name, class, race, or guild.
    Examples include:
        /pvelog find Interrupt
        /pvelog find int
        /pvelog find tauren
        /pvelog find shaman
        /pvelog find syndicate


    You may get some basic statistics using:
        /pvelog stats


    You may get the version of PvELog with:
        /pvelog version
    

    When you kill or are killed, you may have this information reported via chat
    to your party, guild, raid, or another channel.  To change this setting use:
        /pvelog notifykills none
        /pvelog notifykills party
        /pvelog notifykills guild
        /pvelog notifykills raid
        /pvelog notifykills channelname
            (for your kills)
    or similarly
        /pvelog notifydeath none
        /pvelog notifydeath party
        /pvelog notifydeath guild
        /pvelog notifydeath raid
        /pvelog notifydeath channelname
            (for your deaths)


    You may reset your PvELog settings using:
        /pvelog reset confirm
    Be careful as this will erase all your records!
    

    In the development versions of PvELog you can type:
        /pvelog listall
    to see a list of all your PvE records.
   

    If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, feel free to 
    email ASHUMIRRIGE at:
        fuxinshangxin@msn.com
        
    Please don't bother the original author with bugs and crap for this modified version.



Thanks:
    Special Thanks to Whizzer and MasterMike for patches to fix double death bug.
    Thanks to DamageWatch author, early reference
    Thanks to WMD BodyCount author, early reference
    Thanks to TargetLog author, early reference
    Thanks to Michai@Eredar for helping me test
    Thanks to Iriel@Silver Hand for great insights in how to fix variable loss issues
    Thanks to AutoTrade authors, channel code
    Thanks to Cosmos authors, more channel code
