Basic globals:
	Development.Documentation
		Provide documentation on items in the addon environment. Called with no parameters, it returns a table listing all documentation. Can provide both human-readable and computer-readable documentation.
		documentables = Development.Documentation()   -- table <- void
		documentation = Development.Documentation(item)   -- string <- variant
		documentation = Development.Documentation(item, parseable = false)   -- string <- variant, boolean
		documentationTable = Development.Documentation(item, parseable = true)   -- table <- variant, boolean
		Parameters:
			parseable:	Whether to return in a computer-readable format, as opposed to the normal human-readable format.
			item:	The item to get documentation on. May be either the item itself or a string identifier.
		Results:
			documentables:	List of all items that documentation can be retrieved for. In {["itemname"] = true} format.
			documentationTable:	Computer-readable documentation for the requested item. Format may change without warning.
			documentation:	Documentation for the requested item.
	UI.CreateContext
		Creates a new UI context. A UI context must be created in order to create any frames.
		context = UI.CreateContext(name)   -- Context <- string
		Parameters:
			name:	A descriptive name for this element. Used for error reports and performance information. May be shown to end-users.
		Results:
			context:	A new context. Contexts are guaranteed to have at least the capabilities of a Frame.
	UI.CreateFrame
		Creates a new frame. Frames are the blocks that all addon UIs are made out of. Since all frames must have a parent, you'll need to create a Context before any frames. See UI.CreateContext.
		frame = UI.CreateFrame(type, name, parent)   -- Frame <- string, string, Frame
		Parameters:
			type:	The type of your new frame. Current supported types: Frame, Text, Texture.
			name:	A descriptive name for this element. Used for error reports and performance information. May be shown to end-users.
			parent:	The new parent for this frame.
		Results:
			frame:	Your new frame.
	Utility.Serialize.Inline
		Serializes a single parameter. Results in a string suitable for use as a parameter in Lua code. If the input is a table, it must not contain table cycles or non-tree structures.
		serialized = Utility.Serialize.Inline(element)   -- string <- variant
		Parameters:
			element:	Element to serialize.
		Results:
			serialized:	String containing serialized output. May be nil if there was an error with the input.
	_VERSION
	assert
	bit.arshift
	bit.band
	bit.bnot
	bit.bor
	bit.bswap
	bit.bxor
	bit.lshift
	bit.rol
	bit.ror
	bit.rshift
	bit.tobit
	bit.tohex
	collectgarbage
	coroutine.create
	coroutine.resume
	coroutine.running
	coroutine.status
	coroutine.wrap
	coroutine.yield
	debug.traceback
	dump
		Debug utility function. Similar to print(), but serializes any table parameters before outputting.
		dump(...)   -- ...
		Parameters:
			...:	Takes any number of any parameter type.
	error
	gcinfo
	getfenv
	getmetatable
	ipairs
	load
	loadstring
	math.abs
	math.acos
	math.asin
	math.atan
	math.atan2
	math.ceil
	math.cos
	math.cosh
	math.deg
	math.exp
	math.floor
	math.fmod
	math.frexp
	math.huge
	math.ldexp
	math.log
	math.log10
	math.max
	math.min
	math.mod
	math.modf
	math.pi
	math.pow
	math.rad
	math.random
	math.randomseed
	math.sin
	math.sinh
	math.sqrt
	math.tan
	math.tanh
	newproxy
	next
	pairs
	pcall
	print
	print_console
	rawequal
	rawget
	rawset
	select
	setfenv
	setmetatable
	string.byte
	string.char
	string.find
	string.format
	string.gfind
	string.gmatch
	string.gsub
	string.len
	string.lower
	string.match
	string.rep
	string.reverse
	string.sub
	string.upper
	table.concat
	table.foreach
	table.foreachi
	table.getn
	table.insert
	table.maxn
	table.remove
	table.sort
	tonumber
	tostring
	type
	unpack
	xpcall
Inspectors:
	Inspect.Ability.Detail
		Provides detailed information about abilities.
		detail = Inspect.Ability.Detail(ability)   -- table <- ability
		details = Inspect.Ability.Detail(abilities)   -- table <- table
		Parameters:
			ability:	The identifier of the ability to retrieve detail for.
			abilities:	A lookup table of identifiers of abilities to retrieve detail for.
		Results:
			detail:	Detail table for a single ability. May include members: name, icon, castingTime, channeled, continuous, autoattack, stealthRequired, rangeMin, rangeMax, cooldown, currentCooldown, currentCooldownExpired, currentCooldownRemaining, racial, passive, positioned, target, outOfRange, unusable, costPlanarCharge, costPower, costMana, costEnergy, costCharge, gainCharge, weapon.
			details:	Detail tables for all requested abilities. The key is the ability ID, the value is the ability's detail table.
	Inspect.Ability.List
		List available abilities.
		abilities = Inspect.Ability.List()   -- table <- void
		Results:
			abilities:	A lookup table of IDs of the available abilities.
	Inspect.Addon.Cpu
		Returns recent CPU usage information. This is calculated using an exponential-falloff method.
		data = Inspect.Addon.Cpu()   -- table <- void
		Results:
			data:	Recent CPU usage. This takes the format { AddonIdentifier = { SubIdentifier = cpu_used_as_a_fraction_of_one } }. SubIdentifiers are generated by Rift and the format may change without notice.
	Inspect.Addon.Current
		Returns the current addon. This information is used internally for counting CPU usage and determining frame ownership.
		addonIdentifier = Inspect.Addon.Current()   -- string <- void
		Results:
			addonIdentifier:	The addon's identifier, as written in its TOC file.
	Inspect.Buff.Detail
		Provides detailed information about the buffs on a unit.
		detail = Inspect.Buff.Detail(unit, buff)   -- table <- unit, buff
		details = Inspect.Buff.Detail(unit, buffs)   -- table <- unit, table
		Parameters:
			buff:	An identifier for the buff to retrieve detail for.
			buffs:	A lookup table containing buff identifiers to retrieve details for.
			unit:	The unit to inspect.
		Results:
			detail:	Detail table for a single buff. May include members: name, buff, debuff, noncancelable, duration, remaining, expired, stack, caster, icon, poison, curse, disease.
			details:	Detail tables for all requested buffs. The key is the buff ID, the value is the buff's detail table.
	Inspect.Buff.List
		List buffs on a unit.
		buffs = Inspect.Buff.List(unit)   -- table <- unit
		Parameters:
			unit:	The unit to inspect.
		Results:
			buffs:	A lookup table of the IDs of the buffs on the unit.
	Inspect.System.Time
		A high-resolution timer.
		time = Inspect.System.Time()   -- number <- void
		Results:
			time:	Time in seconds. Counted from an arbitrary point in the past. Guaranteed to be non-negative.
	Inspect.Unit.Detail
		Provides detailed information about a unit.
		detail = Inspect.Unit.Detail(unit)   -- table <- unit
		details = Inspect.Unit.Detail(units)   -- table <- table
		Parameters:
			unit:	A unit, in either unit ID or unit specifier format.
			units:	A lookup table containing units to inspect.
		Results:
			detail:	Detail table for a single buff. May include members: name, nameSecondary, guild, titlePrefix, titleSuffix, player, relation, level, unavailable, offline, afk, ready, health, healthMax, calling, mana, manaMax, charge, chargeMax, energy, energyMax, combo, comboUnit, comboMax, power, powerMax, loot, pvp, guaranteedLoot, mark, vitality, planar.
			details:	Detail tables for all requested units. The key is the unit ID or unit specifier, the value is the unit's detail table.
	Inspect.Unit.List
		Lists all the units that the client can see.
		list = Inspect.Unit.List()   -- table <- void
		Results:
			list:	Map of unit ID to unit specifier. Units with multiple valid specs will have one chosen at random.
	Inspect.Unit.Lookup
		Converts unit IDs to unit specifiers and vice-versa.
		unit = Inspect.Unit.Lookup(unit)   -- unit <- unit
		units = Inspect.Unit.Lookup(units)   -- table <- table
		Parameters:
			unit:	A single unit ID or unit specifier.
			units:	A lookup table containing unit IDs and unit specifiers.
		Results:
			unit:	A unit ID or unit specifier, whichever is the opposite of the parameter given. May be nil.
			units:	A lookup table of unit IDs and unit specifiers. The key is the input, the value is the result. Invalid inputs will not result in output entries.
Commands:
	Command.Buff.Cancel
		Cancels a buff on the player. Not all buffs are cancelable.
		Command.Buff.Cancel(buff)   -- buff
		Parameters:
			buff:	The ID of the buff to cancel.
	Command.Slash.Register
		Registers a new chat slash command, inserts a new event table into the Event.Slash hierarchy, and returns that table. If called multiple times with the same slash command, will return the same table each time.
		eventTable = Command.Slash.Register(slashCommand)   -- table <- string
		Parameters:
			slashCommand:	The name of the slash command to register.
		Results:
			eventTable:	The event table for your slash command. nil if the slash command could not be registered (usually because it conflicts with a built-in slash command.)
Events:
	Event.Ability.Add
		Signals the addition of a player ability.
		Ability.Add(abilities)
		Parameters:
			abilities:	Lists the abilities that were added. Lookup table from ability ID to "true".
	Event.Ability.Cooldown.Begin
		Signals the start of an ability's cooldown.
		Ability.Cooldown.Begin(cooldowns)
		Parameters:
			cooldowns:	The abilities whose cooldown has been changed. The key is the ability ID, the value is the new cooldown. 0 indicates that the cooldown has finished.
	Event.Ability.Cooldown.End
		Signals the end of an ability's cooldown. All the values in the "cooldown" parameter will be 0.
		Ability.Cooldown.End(cooldowns)
		Parameters:
			cooldowns:	The abilities whose cooldown has been changed. The key is the ability ID, the value is the new cooldown. 0 indicates that the cooldown has finished.
	Event.Ability.Range.False
		Signals a player ability exiting range from its current target.
		Ability.Range.False(abilities)
		Parameters:
			abilities:	The abilities that have entered or exited range. The key is the ability ID, the value is whether they are currently in range.
	Event.Ability.Range.True
		Signals a player ability entering range from its current target.
		Ability.Range.True(abilities)
		Parameters:
			abilities:	The abilities that have entered or exited range. The key is the ability ID, the value is whether they are currently in range.
	Event.Ability.Remove
		Signals the removal of a player ability.
		Ability.Remove(abilities)
		Parameters:
			abilities:	Lists the abilities that were removed. Lookup table from ability ID to "false".
	Event.Ability.Target
		Signals a player ability changing its current target.
		Ability.Target(abilities)
		Parameters:
			abilities:	The abilities whose target has changed. The key is the ability ID, the value is the new target.
	Event.Ability.Usable.False
		Signals a player ability becoming unusable.
		Ability.Usable.False(abilities)
		Parameters:
			abilities:	The abilities whose usability has changed. The key is the ability ID, the value is the new usability.
	Event.Ability.Usable.True
		Signals a player ability becoming usable.
		Ability.Usable.True(abilities)
		Parameters:
			abilities:	The abilities whose usability has changed. The key is the ability ID, the value is the new usability.
	Event.Addon.Load.Begin
		Signals the beginning of an addon's loading sequence.
		Addon.Load.Begin(addonidentifier)
		Parameters:
			addonidentifier:	The addon's identifier.
	Event.Addon.Load.End
		Signals the end of an addon's loading sequence. At this point, that addon is fully loaded and initialized.
		Addon.Load.End(addonidentifier)
		Parameters:
			addonidentifier:	The addon's identifier.
	Event.Addon.SavedVariables.Load.Begin
		Signals the beginning of an addon's saved variable loading.
		Addon.SavedVariables.Load.Begin(addonidentifier)
		Parameters:
			addonidentifier:	The addon's identifier.
	Event.Addon.SavedVariables.Load.End
		Signals the end of an addon's saved variable load.
		Addon.SavedVariables.Load.End(addonidentifier)
		Parameters:
			addonidentifier:	The addon's identifier.
		(1 handler)
	Event.Addon.SavedVariables.Save.Begin
		Signals the beginning of an addon's saved variable saving.
		Addon.SavedVariables.Save.Begin(addonidentifier)
		Parameters:
			addonidentifier:	The addon's identifier.
	Event.Addon.SavedVariables.Save.End
		Signals the end of an addon's saved variable saving.
		Addon.SavedVariables.Save.End(addonidentifier)
		Parameters:
			addonidentifier:	The addon's identifier.
	Event.Addon.Shutdown.Begin
		Signals the beginning of the shutdown sequence.
		Addon.Shutdown.Begin()
	Event.Addon.Shutdown.End
		Signals the end of the shutdown sequence. This is the last event that will be sent.
		Addon.Shutdown.End()
	Event.Addon.Startup.End
		Signals the end of the startup sequence. At this point, all addons are fully loaded and initialized.
		Addon.Startup.End()
	Event.Buff.Add
		Signals new buffs on a unit.
		Buff.Add(unit, buffs)
		Parameters:
			unit:	The Unit ID of the unit involved.
			buffs:	A lookup table containing the buffs involved.
	Event.Buff.Change
		Signals a change in existing buffs on a unit.
		Buff.Change(unit, buffs)
		Parameters:
			unit:	The Unit ID of the unit involved.
			buffs:	A lookup table containing the buffs involved.
	Event.Buff.Remove
		Signals removal of buffs from a unit.
		Buff.Remove(unit, buffs)
		Parameters:
			unit:	The Unit ID of the unit involved.
			buffs:	A lookup table containing the buffs involved.
	Event.Slash	(category for dynamically-created events)
	Event.Slash.dump
		(Slash event documentation TBI)
		(1 handler)
	Event.Slash.eventlog
		(Slash event documentation TBI)
	Event.System.Error
		Signals that an addon error has occured. To prevent infinite loops, errors in handlers for this event may not result in further events being triggered.
		System.Error(error)
		Parameters:
			error:	Table containing error data. Includes member "type". May also include error, stacktrace, event, addon, info, frame, script, file. Possible values for type: event (error, stacktrace, event, addon, info), frameEvent (error, stacktrace, event, addon, frame), script (error, stacktrace, script), internal (event), fileNotFound (addon, file), fileLoad (addon, file, error), fileRun (error, stacktrace, addon, file).
		(1 handler)
	Event.System.Update.Begin
		Signals the beginning of a frame render. This is your last chance to make UI changes for this frame.
		System.Update.Begin()
	Event.System.Update.End
		Signals the end of a frame render.
		System.Update.End()
		(1 handler)
	Event.Unit.Add
		Signals the addition of units to unit specifiers. Always preceded by Event.Unit.Change.Remove. Triggers for unit IDs that have been removed from the specifier tree, but may not trigger for any children of those units. You may want to use LibUnitChange instead of this event.
		Unit.Add(units)
		Parameters:
			units:	Table of the units changed. Key is the unit ID, value is the unit specifier, or "false" if the unit now has no specifier.
	Event.Unit.Remove
		Signals the removal of units from unit specifiers. Always followed by Event.Unit.Change.Add. Triggers for unit IDs that have been removed from the specifier tree, but may not trigger for any children of those units. You may want to use LibUnitChange instead of this event.
		Unit.Remove(units)
		Parameters:
			units:	Table of the units changed. Key is the unit ID, value is the unit specifier, or "false" if the unit now has no specifier.
UI:
	Layout:
		Members:
			GetBottom
				Retrieves the Y position of the bottom edge of this element.
				bottom = Layout:GetBottom()   -- number <- void
				Results:
					bottom:	The Y position of the bottom edge of this element.
			GetBounds
				Retrieves the complete bounds of this element.
				left, top, right, bottom = Layout:GetBounds()   -- number, number, number, number <- void
				Results:
					right:	The X position of the right edge of this element.
					left:	The X position of the left edge of this element.
					bottom:	The Y position of the bottom edge of this element.
					top:	The Y position of the top edge of this element.
			GetEventTable
				Retrieves the event table of this element. By default, this value is also stored in "this.Event".
				eventTable = Layout:GetEventTable()   -- table <- void
				Results:
					eventTable:	The event table of this element.
			GetHeight
				Retrieves the height of this element.
				height = Layout:GetHeight()   -- number <- void
				Results:
					height:	The height of this element.
			GetLeft
				Retrieves the X position of the left edge of this element.
				left = Layout:GetLeft()   -- number <- void
				Results:
					left:	The X position of the left edge of this element.
			GetName
				Retrieves the name of this element.
				name = Layout:GetName()   -- string <- void
				Results:
					name:	The name of this element, as provided by the addon that created it.
			GetOwner
				Retrieves the owner of this element.
				owner = Layout:GetOwner()   -- string <- void
				Results:
					owner:	The owner of this element. Given as an addon identifier.
			GetRight
				Retrieves the X position of the right edge of this element.
				right = Layout:GetRight()   -- number <- void
				Results:
					right:	The X position of the right edge of this element.
			GetTop
				Retrieves the Y position of the top edge of this element.
				top = Layout:GetTop()   -- number <- void
				Results:
					top:	The Y position of the top edge of this element.
			GetWidth
				Retrieves the width of this element.
				width = Layout:GetWidth()   -- number <- void
				Results:
					width:	The width of this element.
		Events:
			Move
			Size
	Frame: Inherits from Layout
		Members:
			GetAlpha
				Gets the alpha multiplier of this frame.
				alpha = Frame:GetAlpha()   -- number <- void
				Results:
					alpha:	The alpha multiplier of this frame. 1 is fully opaque, 0 is fully transparent. This does not include multiplied alphas from this frame's parent - it's the exact value passed to SetAlpha.
			GetBackgroundColor
				Retrieves the background color of this frame.
				r, g, b, a = Frame:GetBackgroundColor()   -- number, number, number, number <- void
				Results:
					b:	Blue.
					r:	Red.
					a:	Alpha. 1 is fully opaque, 0 is fully transparent.
					g:	Green.
			GetLayer
				Gets the frame's layer order.
				layer = Frame:GetLayer()   -- number <- void
				Results:
					layer:	The render layer of this frame. See Frame:SetLayer for details.
			GetParent
				Gets the parent of this frame.
				parent = Frame:GetParent()   -- Frame <- void
				Results:
					parent:	The parent element of this frame.
			GetVisible
				Gets the visibility flag for this frame.
				visible = Frame:GetVisible()   -- boolean <- void
				Results:
					visible:	This frame's visibility flag, as set by SetVisible. Does not check the visibility flags of the frame's parents.
			SetAllPoints
				Pins all the edges of this frame to the edges of a different frame.
				Frame:SetAllPoints(target)   -- Layout
				Parameters:
					target:	Target Layout to pin this frame's edges to.
			SetAlpha
				Sets the alpha transparency multiplier for this frame and its children.
				Frame:SetAlpha(alpha)   -- number
				Parameters:
					alpha:	The new alpha multiplier. 1 is fully opaque, 0 is fully transparent.
			SetBackgroundColor
				Sets the background color of this frame.
				Frame:SetBackgroundColor(r, g, b)   -- number, number, number
				Frame:SetBackgroundColor(r, g, b, a)   -- number, number, number, number
				Parameters:
					b:	Blue.
					r:	Red.
					a:	Alpha. 1 is fully opaque, 0 is fully transparent. Defaults to 1.
					g:	Green.
			SetHeight
				Sets the height of this frame. Undefined results if the frame already has two pinned Y coordinates.
				Frame:SetHeight(height)   -- number
				Parameters:
					height:	The new height of this frame.
			SetLayer
				Sets the frame layer for this frame. This can be any number. Frames are drawn in ascending order. If two frames have the same layer number, then the order of those frames is undefined, but stable during a single play session. Frames are always drawn after their parents.
				Frame:SetLayer(layer)   -- number
				Parameters:
					layer:	The new layer for this frame.
			SetParent
				Sets the parent of this frame. Circular dependencies result in undefined behavior.
				Frame:SetParent(parent)   -- Frame
				Parameters:
					parent:	The new parent for this frame.
			SetPoint
				Pins a point on this frame to a location on another frame. This is a rather complex function and you should look at examples to see how to use it. Better documentation will be forthcoming.
				Frame:SetPoint(...)   -- ...
				Parameters:
					...:	This function's parameters are complicated. More details will be forthcoming.
			SetVisible
				Sets the frame's visibility flag. If set to false, then this frame and all its children will not be rendered or accept mouse input.
				Frame:SetVisible(visible)   -- boolean
				Parameters:
					visible:	The new visibility flag.
			SetWidth
				Sets the width of this frame. Undefined results if the frame already has two pinned X coordinates.
				Frame:SetWidth(width)   -- number
				Parameters:
					width:	The new width of this frame.
		Events:
			LeftDown
			LeftUp
	Context: Inherits from Frame
		Members:
			(No extra members)
		Events:
			(No extra events)
	Text: Inherits from Frame
		Members:
			GetFont
				Gets the current font used for this element.
				source, font = Text:GetFont()   -- string, string <- void
				Results:
					font:	The actual font identifier. Either a resource identifier or a filename.
					source:	The source of the resource. "Rift" will take the resource from Rift's internal data. Anything else will take the resource from the addon with that identifier.
			GetFontColor
				Gets the current font color for this element.
				r, g, b, a = Text:GetFontColor()   -- number, number, number, number <- void
				Results:
					b:	Blue.
					r:	Red.
					a:	Alpha. 1 is fully opaque, 0 is fully transparent.
					g:	Green.
			GetFontSize
				Gets the font size of the current element.
				fontsize = Text:GetFontSize()   -- number <- void
				Results:
					fontsize:	The current font size of this element.
			GetFullHeight
				Get the height that would be required for this element to display all lines of text.
				height = Text:GetFullHeight()   -- number <- void
				Results:
					height:	The element height needed to display all lines of text.
			GetFullWidth
				Get the width that would be required for this element to avoid word wrapping or truncation.
				width = Text:GetFullWidth()   -- number <- void
				Results:
					width:	The element width needed to avoid word wrapping or truncation.
			GetText
				Get the current text for this element.
				text = Text:GetText()   -- string <- void
				Results:
					text:	The current text of the element.
			GetWordwrap
				Gets the wordwrap flag for this element.
				wordwrap = Text:GetWordwrap()   -- boolean <- void
				Results:
					wordwrap:	The current wordwrap flag for this element. If false, long lines will be truncated. Defaults to false.
			ResizeToText
				Sets the element's width and height to display all text without wordwrapping or truncation.
				Text:ResizeToText()   -- void
			SetFont
				Sets the current font used for this element.
				Text:SetFont(source, font)   -- string, string
				Parameters:
					font:	The actual font identifier. Either a resource identifier or a filename.
					source:	The source of the resource. "Rift" will take the resource from Rift's internal data. Anything else will take the resource from the addon with that identifier.
			SetFontColor
				Sets the current font color for this element.
				Text:SetFontColor(r, g, b)   -- number, number, number
				Text:SetFontColor(r, g, b, a)   -- number, number, number, number
				Parameters:
					b:	Blue.
					r:	Red.
					a:	Alpha. 1 is fully opaque, 0 is fully transparent. Defaults to 1.
					g:	Green.
			SetFontSize
				Sets the current font size of this element.
				Text:SetFontSize(fontsize)   -- number
				Parameters:
					fontsize:	The new font size of this element.
			SetText
				Sets the current text for this element.
				Text:SetText(text)   -- string
				Parameters:
					text:	The new text for the element.
			SetWordwrap
				Sets the wordwrap flag for this element.
				Text:SetWordwrap(wordwrap)   -- boolean
				Parameters:
					wordwrap:	The new wordwrap flag for this element. If false, long lines will be truncated. Defaults to false.
		Events:
			(No extra events)
	Texture: Inherits from Frame
		Members:
			GetTexture
				Gets the current texture used for this element.
				source, texture = Texture:GetTexture()   -- string, string <- void
				Results:
					source:	The source of the resource. "Rift" will take the resource from Rift's internal data. Anything else will take the resource from the addon with that identifier.
					texture:	The actual texture identifier. Either a resource identifier or a filename.
			GetTextureHeight
				Returns the actual pixel height of the current texture.
				height = Texture:GetTextureHeight()   -- number <- void
				Results:
					height:	The height of the current texture in pixels.
			GetTextureWidth
				Returns the actual pixel width of the current texture.
				width = Texture:GetTextureWidth()   -- number <- void
				Results:
					width:	The width of the current texture in pixels.
			ResizeToTexture
				Sets the element's width and height to the exact pixel size of the texture.
				Texture:ResizeToTexture()   -- void
			SetTexture
				Sets the current texture used for this element.
				Texture:SetTexture(source, texture)   -- string, string
				Parameters:
					source:	The source of the resource. "Rift" will take the resource from Rift's internal data. Anything else will take the resource from the addon with that identifier.
					texture:	The actual texture identifier. Either a resource identifier or a filename.
		Events:
			(No extra events)