''Compare mylist to ...'' modification :) [tracked]
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''Compare mylist to ...'' modification :) [tracked]
Yo minna ^^
I checked "compare to mylist" function .. there is slight modification to it which goes like this:
When I compare my list to y's list, I'd like to see titles y has (and I don't)
The compare function as it is now only display titles you have and compare it with the other person's list (showing whether he/she has the title or not and the stat)
So in other words, it would be like viewing another person's list and hide common titles
ja -.-
ReCCa
(slightly edited by wahaha)
I checked "compare to mylist" function .. there is slight modification to it which goes like this:
When I compare my list to y's list, I'd like to see titles y has (and I don't)
The compare function as it is now only display titles you have and compare it with the other person's list (showing whether he/she has the title or not and the stat)
So in other words, it would be like viewing another person's list and hide common titles
ja -.-
ReCCa
(slightly edited by wahaha)
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Yup... might be a bug instead because Wahaha wrote on main page:
Well, maybe Wahaha didn't know what he was talking about!You can now easily compare your mylist with another one
So that you can quickly find animes you have in common, or animes only one of you has - or just to compare your votes on shows both of you watched completely.
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Well, "you two" can still find out which animes only one of you has by telling the other one what you have and the other one doesn't...
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You're right, though. I didn't use the mylist comparison so far... only had a quick look at it when it was introduced and based the text on another quick look (where I managed to overlook that) ^^;
Well, "you two" can still find out which animes only one of you has by telling the other one what you have and the other one doesn't...
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You're right, though. I didn't use the mylist comparison so far... only had a quick look at it when it was introduced and based the text on another quick look (where I managed to overlook that) ^^;
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How about comparing their mylist vs your wishlist to see common entries. I think that'd be the most useful thing I'd want to know comparing to another user's mylist.
I'd also say vice versa would be useful to see what you have that they want... but you can't currently view others wishlists I believe. So it'd involve another option to make wishlists publically viewable.
I'd also say vice versa would be useful to see what you have that they want... but you can't currently view others wishlists I believe. So it'd involve another option to make wishlists publically viewable.
@wahaha: indeed. You'd "just" have to compare the lists twice, once from each perspective, and merge/filter the results - not exactly performance-friendly, altho it can be done relatively efficiently outside of SQL.
Then again, what I'd like and probably even use is a feauture to compare to part of my mylist (e.g. letter x, all complete animes, all watched animes, animes a, b and c) with a friend's mylist and receive a full diff so I can see easily which files I have that he doesn't or for which episodes we have the same / different files.
Then again, what I'd like and probably even use is a feauture to compare to part of my mylist (e.g. letter x, all complete animes, all watched animes, animes a, b and c) with a friend's mylist and receive a full diff so I can see easily which files I have that he doesn't or for which episodes we have the same / different files.
I'd like this feature.
My idea would be to color the lines. For example lite-red background for animes he/she has and i don't, wise-versa colored green. Or maybe some icon indicating this.
My idea would be to color the lines. For example lite-red background for animes he/she has and i don't, wise-versa colored green. Or maybe some icon indicating this.
Last edited by mizardx on Tue Apr 20, 2004 10:48 am, edited 1 time in total.