Sorry for taking so long Zimoon.
I'm going to stick in a pic of
The Merchants Friends reporting stuff, mainly to show off my obscene sales this month
But also so we are both referencing the same thing.
I tend to play
SWG like a business sim. My other favorite games are
Capitalism II by Trevor Chan and
Patrician III by Ascaron if you know them. I like to see day by day and month by month numbers on things
Its gives the opportunity to strategise, and to spot where improvements can be made. That's not how most ppl play
SWG, but it's fun for me
So my wishlist would include these capabilities:
-View daily, weekly and monthly (calendar) credit total per vendor and overall (Maybe a user specified date range would be cleaner/easier?) A panel on the top with the date selection, and then the grid underneath with the results, and some sum rows at the bottom?
-View daily, weekly and monthly (calendar) item total per vendor and overall
-Cutomers per day and overall
-List of items sold per day, per vendor and overall
-Pretty much what the picture shows really, but with monthly stuff and more detail for the daily sales.
Some of those overlap with the filtering already available. What the filtering would benefit from is another row at the bottom displaying the sum of the columns. Another benefit would be filtering by date. If you could get those two additions, it would be more than halfway to what I would consider 'perfect'
I know that's not as specific as you might have liked, but please ask q's and maybe we can get a more pure idea going.
Thanks again for all the time you put into this, it's a great help to me and loads of others for sure.
EDIT:
The default behaviour of
SWGAide is to move all the saved mails from your
SWG profile directory to a sub-directory of
SWGAide, correct?
In my case, I can achieve most of what I need from
The Merchants Friend. But, I need to remember to open it before
SWGAide, or the mails get moved and there is no data to parse.
Would it be possible to add an option to copy the saved mails instead of moving them? That would retain compatibility with established 3rd-party tools. Thinking on it, it might be a lot of hassle for you to add the logic to determine between truly new mails and ones that have already been parsed. So that idea is just an afterthought, hence the edit
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