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1) if it's not much of a problem, you think you could incorporate a way to search for stats of specific teams by just entering their team number?
2) you think there is away to average a certain team's over all stats from all of the regionals they have participated in
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oh...and one more thing...i think, if you could, try to rank all the teams in every regional based on the stats to see which team is the best out of everyone. it would help majorly in a lot of debates. lol
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The amount of programming needed to implement these features isn't that much, but the reason the stats all end up as tab-separated is so that you can copy-paste into excel, and sort by any parameter you want.
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3) will there be a way to use this program for championships?
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Currently, the divisions are available as 'regionals'. You just need to type cur, arc, new, or gal to output that data.
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Bongle, i understand how you show all results into command prompt.
However, the CP window automatically closes right after it outputs the results. Also, when i type: "oprnet all 2009 all r q > allRegionals.txt" it does not do anything but show all results, followed by immediately closing itself.
What is the problem here? Am i doing something wrong or missing out on some step?
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Try launching it from the actual command prompt (start->run->cmd), or try making a .bat file in the same directory, putting "oprnet all 2009 all r q > allregionals.txt" in it, then launching that. All the data should end up in a text file call allRegionals.txt. Of course, it is kind of redundant: all the regional data is available in my post.