Terminal

0.54.0

With What's Training

• @training, or ask in plain words: what can i train, what do i learn next level, spells at level 30, weapon skills to learn, how much is training, when do i learn polymorph. Every spell, rank, weapon skill and pet ability your class has still to learn, with when you can learn it, what it costs and where it's taught.
• Enter opens What's Training's window on the spell and points at it. Shift+Enter lists who teaches it, the nearest first; Enter on one of them shows them on the map.
• where to learn fireball: your class trainers, nearest first (pet trainers for a pet ability), the weapon masters for a weapon skill, the quest for a quest's spell, or where to get the book.
• Advanced mode: @training is:learnable, is:nextlevel, is:later, is:weapon, is:pet, lvl:30, and @training is:learnable | sum cost for what it all costs.
• .tour has a step for it, and the footer says to install it (or update it) when you reach for it without.

Weapon masters

• dagger trainer, where do i learn daggers, who trains staves: the weapon masters who teach it, the nearest first and then those on the other continent, even for a weapon skill you already know. Advanced mode: @npc trainer:daggers. Without What's Training, every weapon master.

Tabs

• Ctrl+T opens a tab, Ctrl+1-4 or Ctrl+Tab switch between them, Ctrl+Shift+W closes one. Each keeps its own search and mode, the one shown keeps itself up to date, and a dot marks one whose lists changed.

Summing up and filters

• Summed searches group by dungeon, by raid or by instance as they say (no battlegrounds, professions or world bosses), and leave out what has none of it.
• Filters take quoted values: q:"Rare", in:"Elwynn Forest". Enter on a summed-up group writes the filter you'd type.

Also

• @dungeon and @raid list Blackrock Mountain's instances once, at the nearer door.
• .zen's faded interface takes no clicks or hovers; a click on it closes the terminal.
• Faster: narrowing a search is up to twice as fast, and opening and closing the terminal costs less.
• Fixes from a review: tabs keep their own search through chat links and the tour; stat:mp5 and stat:healing no longer match health regen, and ranged attack power is its own stat; characters who share a first name are told apart; chat lines read right in other languages; and many smaller fixes.