Previous comments:

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  report post #9727 Ackis said
  Wed, 22 Oct 2008 22:24:08

  With the issues I'm having with wowdb, someone suggested getting data from both wowhead and wowdb... how hard would that be to do comparisons?

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  report post #6499 Ackis said
  Mon, 06 Oct 2008 20:10:43

  I got the sorting done I think, may use some optimization however :)

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  report post #6182 Ackis said
  Fri, 03 Oct 2008 20:14:18

  Hey Kagaro, can you take a look at this pastey for me:

  http://ace.pastey.net/97450

  Also, this pastey:

  http://ace.pastey.net/97452

  Just some optimizations that I'm not sure how to do.

  Thanks.

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  report post #5443 kagaro said
  Sat, 27 Sep 2008 02:46:03

  should be fixed now.

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  report post #5413 Ackis said
  Fri, 26 Sep 2008 20:48:44

  Getting this error:

  ARLDataminer.lua:223:in `sort_by': comparison of Fixnum with nil failed (ArgumentError)

         from ARLDataminer.lua:223:in `create_profession_db'
         from ARLDataminer.lua:933
  

  In a loop that worked in a previous revision:

  ordered_keys = recipes.keys.sort_by do |name|

  if count == 50

  print "\n" count = 0

  end

  print "."

  count = count + 1 STDOUT.flush db.add_recipe_details(recipes[name]) recipes[name][:spellid]

  end

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  report post #4758 Ackis said
  Fri, 19 Sep 2008 22:45:07

  Hey if you're around, just commit your code as an overwrite to my stuff I did, all I did was change a few of the text things around.

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  report post #4728 Ackis said
  Fri, 19 Sep 2008 04:22:22

  Kagaro, for the locations, I'm having a bit of trouble with them.

  I have the hash/array of:

  {"Zone" => [[x,y], [x1,y1], ..., [xn,yn]]}

  I'm not sure how to get it into something usable.

  So I do locs = maps.get_npc_locations(k)

  Which gives me that structure, now is there an easy way to print out the following: Zone, average(x1,...,xn), average(y1,...,yn)

  I also have a bunch of arrays which I'm trying to sort:

  An example of what I do with the unsorted stuff is:

  trainers.each_pair do |k,v|

  locs = maps.get_npc_locations(k) # Trainer: ID, Name, Location, Coords, Faction $stdout.puts "\tself:addLookupList(TrainerDB, #{k}, L[\"#{v[:name]}\"], nil, nil, #{v[:faction]})"

  end

  How can I sort it by the value k (id)?

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  report post #4606 Ackis said
  Tue, 16 Sep 2008 20:05:30

  Hi Kagaro, with all the tickets I've added I think I've gotten all the filter flags I have defined for Ackis Recipe List requested. Thanks again for your assistance.