Alright, the new UI is here:
Turned out quite well I think. Guess I'll have to change the tables because they don't fit the style - but they don't look all that bad (tables were based on retail auctioneer style, the rest now on retail TSM). Also some elements like checkboxes and sliders still need to be changed to the new design.
The update also includes a big rewrite which should make everything a little smoother. It may also have introduced some bugs though, so stay alert and report them please
Also 2 noteworthy changes:
The confirmation dialogs have been removed. There are just buttons now (without confirmation) that operate on the selected auction. Shortcuts work like before.
The money input has changed in the post tab. It works like retail TSM now. You enter the price as xg ys zc (e.g., "5g 3s") (spaces and order don't matter) but just try it out. When the input box loses focus it will parse it and display it properly so there's no chance of making a mistake.
TyrantRC wrote:Hey bit is there any way to make an exception of something in the filter search?, for example If I want to scan the trades good but I want to exclude cloths, ore, leathers and dusts, maybe like a not operator or something similar
Hm, that sounds way too complicated GUI-wise and a code-input wouldn't be very elegant/intuitive. Also note that just like the tooltip filter this wouldn't reduce the amount of pages that have to be scanned. Only blizzard queries can do that. All I can do is filter the results again afterwards.
TyrantRC wrote:Also anywhere I can check for the whole command line that is available in the addon? I know some commands but I would like to know what can/cant I do with the addon
There isn't much worth noting. I've only recently added some to deal with the history (mostly for testing) and with the new localization system.
The only one you probably wanna use is
/aux scan for a full scan.
I'll make a full list when I have time in the main post, need to update that anyway.
