Attached the installer of the first release of the tool.
The tool is hosted here:
http://dropcanvas.com/up61w(I will probably add another link for instance, a
http://pastelink.me/ link if necessary. The pastelink service was down when I tried however).
A sample output can be viewed here:
http://tny.cz/78182dadIt still lacks testing as I'm the only one testing now so bugs could and probably will be present.
I'll try to fix those as quick as possible.
I have tested the program with patch 1.04. I haven't yet tried 1.05 RCx.
You might post bugs or improvement requests here or sent me a mail. See the docs for my email address.
The stats aren't yet saved to the database so you can only use the tool to get a more readable view on the battle log.
After installing the program, you need to change the ini file to reflect your CWII installation.
The ini file is located in C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\CWII Battle logger\data\cwIIbl.ini where <user> is the current windows user.
Check the html documentation in the doc directory to see what settings need to be changed.
The battle log output is located in C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\CWII Battle logger\logs.
Just open the file with any text editor.
The tool also splits the battles in files and keeps them in a turn folder together with the hst and battelog.
It gives you a good idea of how the battles went.
It's my intent for the next version, to add a gui where the settings in the ini file can be set.
Also, by then, I would like to save some stats to the database, and some basic reports.
If would like to add some more info such as weather, location and so on.
Mind, that this kind of parsing program depends on a certain output.
If Ageod changes these logs (as they have done in the past), the program probably won't produce worthwhile info.
The stats aren't completely correct as I have no way of checking the health of a unit when subtracting the hits.
This means there are small errors in the reported number of casualties.
Unless Ageod adds some extra info to the battle log, I can't change this.
If they do, this could be a very nice add-on tool.
However if the essential output of the game keeps on changing in a fundamental way, it will
be impossible for me to keep up with the changes.
Cheers!
