[nbos] AS2.0 Problem importing routes into sector

[Alan Bartholet]

Well if that solution works for you then I won't write the script.  If you
do still want it just let me know.

Best Regards,
Alan Bartholet

On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 11:34 AM, Dan Williamson <ENKI_29205 at yahoo.com>wrote:


> I just tested the "save as" option and it appears to work.

>

> The data source for the perl script is the output from the CSV/SQL Exporter

> script.  For the version I am finishing up right now, I am starting with a

> random sector generated by AS2.0 on which I ran the FastBang script to get

> system contents.  I did not want a huge sector for debugging purposes, it

> is

> a 40 LY sphere with 906 Systems.  Two of the systems qualify as major

> systems according to my qualifications - huge population.  The script takes

> about 90 seconds to run on that data set.  My original data set based on

> the

> 150Ly near star data set would take about 6 days to run on my computer.

> Mainly due to the time involved generating routes between the 118 major

> systems (6963 routes, If I'm doing my math right).

>

> I will post it on NOX when I add a layer of user friendliness and write a

> brief user guide.  But first I have to finish my taxes.

>

> Regards,

> Dan Williamson

> Mountain View, CA

>

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>

>

> >That would be awesome!  At least I could try it out and provide NBOS

> >with more information to hopefully get an aswer.

>

> I suspect Alan is right - the routes arent flagged as being modifed.

>

> What you *might* be able to do is do a 'Save As' when you save the file.

> That should save everything to a 'new' file.  You may have to do a regular

> save first (the routes wont get saved, but they'll still stay loaded into

> memory and can then be saved with a save-as).

>

> Whats the data source for the Perl script?  Are you loading an external

> data

> file?

>

> Ed

>

>

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