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onupdate and onevent performance updates

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@@ -3797,10 +3797,9 @@ function CleveRoids.OnUpdate(self)
-- =========================================================================
-- CONTINUOUS POSITION TRACKING (for [moving] fallback without MonkeySpeed)
-- =========================================================================
-- Track player position at ~100 Hz with 4-sample history for snappy movement detection.
-- Track player position at ~100 Hz with 4-sample circular buffer for snappy movement detection.
-- Matches MonkeySpeed's 0.01s detection interval for similar responsiveness.
-- This provides instant start-of-movement detection and quick stop detection.
-- Without this, [moving] only updates when macros execute (stale data).
-- PERFORMANCE: Pre-allocated circular buffer eliminates ~100 table allocs/sec and table.remove shifting.
local posTrackInterval = 0.01 -- 10ms between position samples (100 Hz, matches MonkeySpeed)
local lastPosTime = CleveRoids._positionTrackTime or 0
@@ -3810,24 +3809,40 @@ function CleveRoids.OnUpdate(self)
if UnitPosition then
local x, y = UnitPosition("player")
if x and y then
-- Initialize history buffer if needed
if not CleveRoids._positionHistory then
CleveRoids._positionHistory = {}
end
-- Add new sample to history
-- Initialize circular buffer if needed (pre-allocate 4 entry tables)
local history = CleveRoids._positionHistory
table.insert(history, { x = x, y = y, time = time })
-- Keep only last 4 samples (40ms window at 10ms intervals)
while table.getn(history) > 4 do
table.remove(history, 1)
if not history then
history = {
{ x = 0, y = 0, time = 0 },
{ x = 0, y = 0, time = 0 },
{ x = 0, y = 0, time = 0 },
{ x = 0, y = 0, time = 0 },
}
CleveRoids._positionHistory = history
CleveRoids._posHistoryIndex = 0
CleveRoids._posHistoryCount = 0
end
-- Also maintain legacy vars for any code that uses them directly
if table.getn(history) >= 2 then
CleveRoids._previousPlayerPos = history[table.getn(history) - 1]
CleveRoids._currentPlayerPos = history[table.getn(history)]
-- Advance circular index (1-based, wraps at 4)
local idx = (CleveRoids._posHistoryIndex % 4) + 1
CleveRoids._posHistoryIndex = idx
-- Reuse existing entry (zero allocation)
local entry = history[idx]
entry.x = x
entry.y = y
entry.time = time
-- Track how many samples we have (caps at 4)
if CleveRoids._posHistoryCount < 4 then
CleveRoids._posHistoryCount = CleveRoids._posHistoryCount + 1
end
-- Maintain legacy vars for any code that uses them directly
if CleveRoids._posHistoryCount >= 2 then
local prevIdx = ((idx - 2) % 4) + 1
CleveRoids._previousPlayerPos = history[prevIdx]
CleveRoids._currentPlayerPos = entry
end
end
end