FixCTGroups Updated for 2.0

This was a mod that I couldn't live without. I'm not at all a skilled programmer so I won't be able to add features but hopefully I can fix some minor bugs. I spent a while trying to get this updated for wow 2.0 and finally figured out how to get it working. All credit for this goes to the Original Mod author tim. Description of original mod below:

This mod simply lines up the CT_RaidAssist group frames nicely. You no longer need to try to align them perfectly manually. It also allows you to drag a group and drag the rest of the groups with it.

Use /fixctgroups, /fctg /ctg to bring up the configuratioin frame.

If you wish to be able to drag each group individually again, check the box next to Default CTRA Style.

A checkbox is provided to hide or show all groups at once as a conveinance, it functions exactly the same as the Show All Groups checkbox on the CTRaid tab.

Click the Groups button to bring up the Group Positioning frame. Here you can drag and drop groups to set up their relative positions. All vertically and horizontally adjacent groups (not diagonal) will be linked together. The groups can be dragged in a similar manner to how one drags raid members into different groups.

You can create smaller groupings of groups that can be seperately moved by leaving space between the groups. For example, ........ ........ ........ .12..56. .34..78. ........ ........ ........

The Group Positioning frame serves only to define the relationships between groups. It does not determine the position of the groups onscreen. If you have an arrangement, it does not matter how many blank spaces surround it, ........ .1234... .5678... ........ ........ ........ ........

appears the same onscreen as

........ ........ ........ ..1234.. ..5678.. ........ ........ ........

Likewise, if you have several smaller groupings of groups, it does not matter how many blank spaces are between them, the onscreen position will be the same and controlled by where you drag that group to.

Note that only rectangular arrangements of groups work at this time. Some arrangements may produce unexpected results. If anything gets really screwed up, just click the Defaults button.

Example arrangements that should work: 1234 5678

12 56 34 78

15 26 37 48

Example arrangements that might not work (where . means an empty slot) 123 ..5 4.. 678

12 34 5. .6 7. .8