Loki

"Calculate HP mod" You are the best

Well, "wrong" is not the question. It works so it is correct. But you can get working a program in many ways. I am trying to write it in the optimal way but it is not important for the purpose of the program. Just try it and see that it do what it is suposed to do.

I posted the source code but it embarrass me a little. I have basic knowledge of c++ and I have done what I could. Basically, if wowhead does not change his structure this work correctly for what I said. But speaking about how the program is done I think that is very optimizable. If a pro read the code... How would you code the same without so many ifs (to recognize the wh code)? I am thinking about a function and a for/loop but maybe there is another way to do this.

I made a tool to extract data from the wowhead web. It is used basically to vendors that have a lot of items but it works with all. http://www.mediafire.com/?v98b6b50i86j59o The limitations are: - extendedcost is always 0 - incrtime is always 0 on infinite items, for restockable items it is an hour, 3600 secs - It only fills vendor_data table Recommend to use only with vendors that sells only items that can be bought with gold. Otherwise you must fill the extendedcost column manually. Instructions: Go wowhead, a vendor like this: http://www.wowhead.com/npc=2483 Right click, view source code. File menu, save as "npc.htm" Put the .exe on the same folder that "npc.htm" and open it. You should get a file called vendor.sql. From the npc shown I get this: -- Jaquilina Dramet' SET @ENTRY := 2483; DELETE FROM `npc_vendor` WHERE `entry`=@ENTRY; INSERT INTO `npc_vendor` (`entry`, `slot`, `item`, `maxcount`, `incrtime`, `ExtendedCost`) VALUES (@ENTRY,0,12250,1,3600,0), (@ENTRY,0,2523,0,0,0), (@ENTRY,0,2522,0,0,0), (@ENTRY,0,2530,0,0,0), (@ENTRY,0,25876,0,0,0), (@ENTRY,0,2531,0,0,0), (@ENTRY,0,12164,1,3600,0); And this is what you get in the console: http://imageshack.us.../dibujohbm.png/ The source code: