EC: Stop Loot All, Organizer, and Restock if overweight, too many items, or container is closed

--start of added code
function ContainerWindow.StopLootAll()
	local oldOrganizeParent = ContainerWindow.OrganizeParent
	ContainerWindow.OrganizeParent = WindowGetId(WindowUtils.GetActiveDialog())

	if(oldOrganizeParent ~= nil and oldOrganizeParent ~= ContainerWindow.OrganizeParent)then
		ContainerWindow.LootAll[oldOrganizeParent] = nil
	end

	if(ContainerWindow.OrganizeParent ~= nil) then
		ContainerWindow.LootAll[ContainerWindow.OrganizeParent] = nil
	end
	moveObjects = {} -- cleanup
end

function ContainerWindow.StopOrganizer()
	Actions.MassOrganize = false		-- abort organizer
	ContainerWindow.Organize = false -- enable the button
	moveObjects = {} -- cleanup
end

function ContainerWindow.StopRestock()
	ContainerWindow.Restock = false -- enable the button
end
--end of added code

Add the following code to the bottom of the function ContainerWindow.UpdatePickupTimer in the file source\ContainerWindow.lua

--start of added code
	local organizerParentOpen = false
--end of added code
	for id, value in pairs(ContainerWindow.OpenContainers) do
		if ContainerWindow.OpenContainers[id] ~= nil	then
--start of added code		
			if(id == ContainerWindow.OrganizeParent) then
				organizerParentOpen = true
			end
--end of added code
			local isDirty = ContainerWindow.OpenContainers[id].dirty						
			if(isDirty == 1 and ContainerWindow.OpenContainers[id].LastUpdate and ContainerWindow.OpenContainers[id].LastUpdate < ContainerWindow.DeltaRefresh)then				
				ContainerWindow.UpdateContents(id)
				if (ContainerSearch.Container == id) then		
					ContainerSearch.UpdateList()
				end			
			end
		end
	end
	
--start of added code
	if(organizerParentOpen == false) then -- stop organizer, restock, loot all
		ContainerWindow.StopOrganizer()
		ContainerWindow.StopRestock()
		ContainerWindow.StopLootAll()
	end
--end of added code
end

function TextParsing.SpecialTexts()
	local senderText = SystemData.Text
	local find = wstring.find

--start of added code       
	if ( senderText ~= nil) then
		local tooMuchWeight = GetStringFromTid(1080016) -- "That container cannot hold more weight."
		local tooManyItems = GetStringFromTid(1080017) -- "That container cannot hold more items."
		if( senderText == tooMuchWeight or senderText == tooManyItems) then
			ContainerWindow.StopOrganizer()
			ContainerWindow.StopLootAll()
			return
		end
	end
--end of added code	

Mariah said:

Actually, I usually just press the button 'stop organiser' or 'stop looting' whichever is relevant. Often in a complete panic because I accidentally caught the 'loot all' icon and it's trying to empty one of my secures into my back pack 😂. A running organiser can also make a bag appear empty when it's not.

Victim_Of_Siege said:

...what would the command be to press the loot all on an open container, say a corpse?

Victim_Of_Siege said:

... i'm looking for the command to start it within a macro. ...

script ContainerWindow.LootAllBtn()

TimSt said:

The macro command for pressing the loot all button on the currently open and targeted container / corpse is:

script ContainerWindow.LootAllBtn()

Arroth_Thaiel said:

Victim_Of_Siege said:

...what would the command be to press the loot all on an open container, say a corpse?

Victim_Of_Siege said:

... i'm looking for the command to start it within a macro. ...

Actions> Other> Vacuum

Vacuum pushes the LootAll button. 

--
You can write a LootAll script command, but it ends up being a multi-line script, if I remember correctly, as you have to also identify the corpse (container) you want to execute LootAll on. 

It's easier to just use Vacuum.  

Arroth_Thaiel said:

Hey Vic,

My apologies, but Vacuum does not push LootAll. Vacuum pushes the organizer agent.

I was using LootAll, but didn't like the way it worked, so I wrote a catch-all organizer called "Loot", which Vacuum is executing. In answering you I conflated LootAll and Loot.

Anyway, good luck!