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#: There are differences big enough between two editions of WoW, that it would be easier to use two or more different coded or XML files, and need a different .toc files to load different sets of code for an edition. | #: There are differences big enough between two editions of WoW, that it would be easier to use two or more different coded or XML files, and need a different .toc files to load different sets of code for an edition. | ||
# The 'Interface' version numbers | # The 'Interface' version numbers | ||
#: Each edition has its own series of interface version numbers. Because of this and because you only have one '## Interface:' line to specify the number, you will actually need a .toc file for each supported edition. Otherwise, users will have to click the 'load outdated' checkbox to load your addon. | #: Each edition has its own series of interface version numbers. Because of this and because you only have one '## Interface:' line to specify the number, you will actually need a .toc file for each supported edition. Otherwise, users will have to click the 'load outdated' checkbox to load your addon. | ||
=== Edition names === | |||
Known and current name postfixes (show in full name context) are: | |||
* MyAddon.toc - the default .toc file. Any edition will load this file, including retail. | |||
* MyAddOn_Wrath.toc - used for WolLK | |||
* MyAddOn_Vanilla.toc - used for Classic | |||
Other known name postfixes (show in full name context) are: | |||
* MyAddOn_Mainline.toc - can be used for Retail. Highly suggested just use default instead. | |||
* MyAddOn_TBC.toc - was used for TBC. There is no longer a way to load TBC | |||
* MyAddOn-Wrath.toc - the older deprecated postfix for WotLK | |||
* MyAddOn-TBC.toc - the older deprecated postfix for TBC | |||
* MyAddOn-Classic.toc - the older deprecated postfix for Classic | |||
* MyAddOn-Mainline.toc - the older deprecated postfix for Retail | |||
== Details == | == Details == | ||