[Change] - Change Language to be Blueprints?

[VerzatileDev]

Describiton

Currently the reported data suggests that the language used is unreal Engine I think this could be changed so that it instead reports it as " Blueprints " as that is what it is mostly tracking.

To keep in mind that any c++ is usually tracked by the IDEs WakaTime plugin seperatly.

Solution

Change the following Line here

WakaTimeForUE/Source/WakaTimeForUE/Private/WakaTimeForUE.cpp

Line 428 in 57abb0c

Command += "--language \"Unreal Engine\" ";

Possibly Into ` UEBlueprints

[TheAshenWolf]

These are the handles the plugin uses:

FDelegateHandle NewActorsDroppedHandle;
FDelegateHandle DeleteActorsEndHandle;
FDelegateHandle DuplicateActorsEndHandle;
FDelegateHandle AddLevelToWorldHandle;
FDelegateHandle PostSaveWorldHandle;
FDelegateHandle GPostPieStartedHandle;
FDelegateHandle GPrePieEndedHandle;
FDelegateHandle BlueprintCompiledHandle;

As you can see, only one of those is blueprints. I do understand that for you, a dev, it is mostly blueprints, but think for example about level designer. These don't have to touch blueprints at all.

It could probably be a bit more dynamic -> Show UEBlueprints when the BlueprintCompiledHandle fires, but keep Unreal Engine for the rest.

[VerzatileDev]

The way I looked at it was that as for programming as a language itself would be as " blueprints " while the rest would more or less fall under the IDE for specifically Wakatime that would be " editors ".

" It could probably be a bit more dynamic -> Show UEBlueprints when the BlueprintCompiledHandle fires, but keep Unreal Engine for the rest. " - Yeah I would agree with that personally, I'd say that would make it better, I haven't fully gotten into what and how can be tracked, but as I understand currently no matter what it is tracking it adds the same value for both the Editor and the language at least that is what it seems like.

Editors

• Working with the engine itself, level design, lighting, settings, etc.

Language

• Codebase blurprints. (Event graphs,.. )

Though would be interesting when blueprints are used for Blender like modules, where in theory there is no code being used.