Originally by: Ambo

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Originally by: Hel O'Ween

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Originally by: Shar Tegral

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I'm a big propronent of csv standard for exporting. XML is a big standard, yes, but csv is even simpler and much easier on the eyes if someone should choose to review the data by eye. Add in that there is less likely to be any conversion issues no matter what database the data is imported too... win win all around.

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But you are aware that "CSV" doesn't work well in an international environment, are you? That's due to the fact that different countries have different regional settings. In Germany, for example "." is the thousand seperator, whereas "," is the decimal separator. That's why in Germany CSV's use ";" as a column separator. Try improting that into an english Excel or vs.

In fact, I think CSV is perhaps the worst choice for exchanging data, as it also doesn't provide any kind of data typing (force a number to be a number or a date to be a date).

XML doesn't have this limitations.

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This is exactly why I won't import CSV. Sure, I'll export so you can mess around with it in Excel but importing? No way. Far too much hastle.

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Originally by: Gremrod

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I forgot to mention that I did test the export from eve market for a few different languages and region settings and it always exported with the same delimiter format. data,data,data.

But yes I do agree that for data exchange XML is much better. So I have to work with what eve exports plain and simple.

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Originally by: Tiirae

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You need to add the ability to upload these imported logs to a central website and the software can also download from there. Basically like eve-central but with your app as the client instead of a web browser.

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Originally by: Emporia Tzard

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Originally by: Tiirae

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You need to add the ability to upload these imported logs to a central website and the software can also download from there. Basically like eve-central but with your app as the client instead of a web browser.

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But what's the point when Eve Central already does this?

The point of using this app is that you can maintain your own 'trade intelligence' and keep the secrets to yourself.

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Originally by: Tiirae

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Originally by: Emporia Tzard

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Originally by: Tiirae

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You need to add the ability to upload these imported logs to a central website and the software can also download from there. Basically like eve-central but with your app as the client instead of a web browser.

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But what's the point when Eve Central already does this?

The point of using this app is that you can maintain your own 'trade intelligence' and keep the secrets to yourself.

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My view is that the loss of secrecy is more than made up for by the vastly increased amount of information available. I back my own ability to mine the data better than others, to spot routes and take advantage of them before others.

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Originally by: Hel O'Ween

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But my main point against CSVs is the missing capability of (strong) data typing.

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Originally by: Sianchi

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ISK Medic looks awesome but I have a problem: prices aren't correctly imported from the market logs.

It doesn't seem to parse the decimal seperator.

For example, a price of 680.0 in the market log becomes 6.800,00 in ISK Medic. 5255.95 becomes 525.595,00 and so on.

Any idea?

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Originally by: Margret Putnam

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Is there a fast way to download the market data? Going from item to item can get very tedious if i do it 50-100 times, especially if i have to do it in multiple regions.

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Originally by: Sianchi

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I solved the decimal sperator problem by setting it from "," to "." in Vista.

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Originally by: Sianchi

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Anyway, I have another problem. When I import data from a 0.0 region (Providence), ISK Medic won't display it. It's empty. I'm assuming that ISK Medic doesn't recognise the stationIDs.

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Originally by: Gremrod

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At current version the database is missing the new region with the lastest update to the game.

Does this system/station happen to be in the new region?

I will try to get a dump of the update-to-date data into a new DB for ISK MEDIC soon.

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To Shar -verb:
 1 - To say what you mean.
 2 - To say what it means.
 3 - To say something mean.

To Shar -verb:
 1 - To say what you mean.
 2 - To say what it means.
 3 - To say something mean.

Originally by: Aredhela

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I cannot use this program . When i click to any item program to import prices program crashes.Here is what i got:

Szczeg=łowe informacje na temat wywoływania debugowania w trybie JIT (just in time)
zamiast tego okna dialogowego znajdują się na końcu tego komunikatu.

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