5 - /disable <addon> and /enable <addon>

Suggestion to add /disable <addon> and /enable <addon> to LibSlash. This is for addons that don't really have any slash command needs except to enable and disable the addon itself, hopefully reducing the overhead of the addon to near zero *without* needing to reload the entire UI. Putting it in LibSlash means all the output can be centrally localized. Of course, the addon will need to register with LibSlash and give it its Addon.Enable() and Addon.Disable() methods to call.

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Thrae	Sat, 29 Nov 2008 02:42:51	Create

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Facts

Reported on: 29 Nov 2008
Status: New - Issue has not had initial review yet.
Type: Enhancement - A change which is intended to better the project in some way
Priority: Medium - Normal priority.

Reported by

Thrae

Possible assignees

Aiiane
- Manager
- Author