The Backdrop of each frame draws its background and border into the
BACKGROUND layer, and it is applied after the textures declared in the
XML, so a title bar in that layer ends up underneath it. On
ScriptErrorsFrame, whose backdrop is the 32px dialog border, the header
came out behind the window edge; on EventTraceFrame and
TableInspectorFrame the bar is a translucent one inside the frame, so it
was buried rather than misplaced. Every Blizzard frame that uses
UI-DialogBox-Header puts it in ARTWORK. The title text of all three is in
OVERLAY and still reads over the top.
ScriptErrorsFrame is also the only frame here that takes its scroll bar
from UIPanelScrollFrameTemplate, which hangs the bar off the right edge
of the scroll frame rather than inside it, so the bar ran past the
border. Narrow the scroll frame, and its child edit box with it, to end
where the Close button does. Blizzard's own measurements do not carry
over: its ScriptErrorsFrame inherits UIPanelDialogTemplate, a thin
GearManager border, not this backdrop. The other two frames place their
sliders by hand and already sat inside.
Re-reads the current level's live table in place. The nav stack holds
the real table reference (never a copy), so refresh reflects mutations
made since the view was built -- keys added/removed, values changed --
without leaving the current view. Scroll position is preserved (Back and
drill reset to top; refresh deliberately doesn't) and Update re-clamps
the offset if the entry count shrank. No-op if the held reference is no
longer a table.
Adds TableInspector_Refresh() and a Refresh button in the header between
Back and the breadcrumb (breadcrumb shifted right and narrowed to fit).
Add a MouseIsOver(region, top, bottom, left, right) global that forwards
to the native Region:IsMouseOver method (mirrors modern FrameXML's
forwarding; nil offsets default to 0 in the C method).
Drop DebugTools' hand-rolled DebugTools_IsMouseOver helper in favor of
the native method. This also fixes _CollectFramesUnderMouse's showHidden
path: the old helper baked a visibility check into the geometric test, so
a hidden-but-hovered frame could never surface; the native method is
purely geometric and visibility is already gated separately at the call
site.
Brues