Skill Scanner

[Xen]

Originally Posted by jdegre

i have just uploaded version 0.05; i have included a new feature, which calculates skill volume (tt value of the equiv. ESI chip) and market value of your skills, everything on the fly, at the same time of the scanning process. columns are sortable too, so you can sort your skills per market value descending, and see in the first positions where do you have a higher cash "potential".

i have uploaded a screenshot with some random skill values:



enjoy
/jdegre.

Cool.

I guess the esi markup is static, or does the app contact your website to get the current markup? If it is static, maybe you could make a place where you can enter a number.

[jdegre]

Originally Posted by Xen

Cool.

I guess the esi markup is static, or does the app contact your website to get the current markup? If it is static, maybe you could make a place where you can enter a number.

everything is calculated server side, and therefore, it takes the latest prices for ESIs and skill implants.

[Xen]

Originally Posted by jdegre

everything is calculated server side, and therefore, it takes the latest prices for ESIs and skill implants.

Yeah, sorry, just noticed "Requesting skill values from <jdegre.net>..."

[levithanikos]

While you are adding more ... would be cool to see Totals in every category of Skills ... Like :Total Mining , Total Combat . etc

With another button to extract it in .txt or other simple form ...

What do you think ? Is it easy to do ?

[jdegre]

Originally Posted by levithanikos

While you are adding more ... would be cool to see Totals in every category of Skills ... Like :Total Mining , Total Combat . etc

With another button to extract it in .txt or other simple form ...

What do you think ? Is it easy to do ?

the csv format is as simple as can be; you can name it .txt if you want, since it is pure text. try opening with notepad, it is absolutely straightforward.
the good thing with csv is that you can easily import it to other apps (excel for instance) and create your own forms, graphics, or whatever fancy stuff you want to do.

the subtotals/category has been suggested by other people as well, and i'll think about it. thx for the suggestion.

[levithanikos]

Originally Posted by jdegre

the csv format is as simple as can be; you can name it .txt if you want, since it is pure text. try opening with notepad, it is absolutely straightforward.
the good thing with csv is that you can easily import it to other apps (excel for instance) and create your own forms, graphics, or whatever fancy stuff you want to do.

the subtotals/category has been suggested by other people as well, and i'll think about it. thx for the suggestion.

No doubt that .csv it's nice , was just asking if it would be easier for you to do it in .txt .

Thanks for the advice and the time you spend for this tool .. Already posted a link in my Blog , for this thread.. the Tool is great....

[Alfadur]

Simple and effective, cheers Jdegre.

[Droid]

Works like a charm Great work jdegre!!!

+rep for a great tool!

/Droid

[arrowpoint]

I tried it, it didn't work until I fiddled with it and now it rocks

[Dorsai]

Originally Posted by jdegre

did you buy the full license??? if not, there's a 5 scans limit... sorry.

j/k

i guess that there must be a problem (most probably in my code) that creates some kind of interaction with other programs listening in the windows clipboard. as stated in first post, there is a known issue with PEAss; and now, with AutoScreen... I think I have solved it in the new version but I have to do more tests.

total skill count is displayed only in a "status line" below the skills table, and above the "text console"; do you mean that it does not appear there for you or that it says "total: 0 skills" all the time?.

total skill count is not included in the CSV file (i didn't see the need, since CSV files are intended to be processed further by other applications, which will calculate this total if desired, but if someone finds it useful i can add it).

I meant, as you guessed, that it does not include a total skills count in the CSV file.
When I uploaded to Entropedia, my total skills remained as they were, as Entropedia does not process the data.
I did not immediately bother to manually calculate & then edit my total Skills.

When I did, a short time ago, I did notice a problem I had missed. After a bit of checking I worked out what was going wrong.

The code consistently missed the number 9, if it was the third digit. so 119 was counted as 11, 1293 came out as 123.
All the skills that it had miss-counted had 9 as the third digit, and all skills with 9 as the third digit had been miss-counted.

I realise you have made changes since I downloaded it, and as I have only read the thread up to your reply to me this may have already been addressed.

Edit.
I see some one else reporting a similar bug with the third digit.