Originally Posted by Torhal
That does, indeed, work; the frame has to be named, however.
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What works? doing the "if framename then"? it works if the framename can be found but if the frame does not exist then it fires an error. Im not exactly trying to see if another addon has loaded but rather if a certain file within the same addon has loaded. GrimUI is comprised of like 20 different lua files. In an attempt to find the DC bug in my UI im loading up one file at a time, the problem is many of the files had cross references so im going through and making each file work on its own without any of the cross referencing causing errors. Which is why its pertinent for me to check for frames existence. The best method may in fact be to have each file save a variable and then have other files check for that variable. Problem i foresee with this is any checks for variables have to come after addon loaded and that could cause a problem. It would be much easier if i could just check for a frames existence.