Industry Jobs tab and minor fixes

Added a very basic view of industry jobs.

Added several more detailed notification descriptions. Fixed a crashing bug if a notification type does not have an entry in the notification list.

Other minor bug fixes.

Notes, Notifications and Links

Notes can be added to skill plans.
System, Constellation and Region links in mail messages now open in Dotlan.
A very basic ship fitting window opens when you click a link for a ship fit in a mail message.
Character, Corporation and Alliance links in mail messages open a window with some basic information.
Character notifications show up in a ticker at the bottom of the main character view. An info button will open a window with a list of all notifications that have been read by Vitality.

Jump Clones

Added an entry in the Character Sheet for number of jump clones, along with an info button which opens a detail window. The detail window shows all jump clones (does not include the in-use clone) along with their implants. It also shows the maximum number a clones the character can have and the delay between clone jumping. Tooltips on those two fields show the relevant skills and levels.

Icons for the Contracts, Market Orders and Mail views were all changed. I used icons from CCP's Image Export. I also tried to modify the Mail icon to match Vitality's existing icons. All three need a lot of work to fit in properly.

I added a contextual menu to the Mailbox table for marking all messages in a mailbox as read or unread.

The zipped binary was updated on June 1, 2015 to fix a problem with missing nib files causing a crash on startup.

A Bugfix release

Hopefully fixed #47 by making sure all nib files are in the same lproj directory. I can't reproduce the crash, so I can only guess that's the problem.

Fixed more issues when switching between characters when the Market Orders or Contracts view are active.

Command-c while a skill plan or individual skills in a plan is selected now copies the skills to the clipboard. Both this and choosing the EVE text export from the gear icon produce output that should work when imported into the EVE client's skill queue.

Mosaic Database, Auto-Update-Checking, Contract and Market Order improvements

Includes the Mosaic 1.0 database.

The Check for Update feature should now work, with new application and database updates being hosted on GitHub Pages.

Contracts and Market Orders are now stored in a local database.

Testing Sparkle non-signed update

Don't use this version. I'm just trying to test the updating code.

Database update improvements and Proteus release

How Vitality handles updating the database has been significantly simplified. On startup we only check if the current version is greater than or equal to the minimum version (hard coded in the app). If so, we do nothing. Otherwise we check both the included DB (if any) and the one pointed to by the database preference URL's. If the user chooses the 'Check for updates' menu option, Vitality will check both included and remote databases. In either case if there's a newer version available it will be used to update the database.

The included database is now up-to-date with the Proteus release.
The Database update window now has a cancel button.

Fixed a number of display issues with the skill, ship and module detail windows.
Removed all display references to clone grades.

Implants and User-Agent

Attribute implants are now correctly read from the CharacterSheet. That should include Cerebral Accelerator's but I haven't been able to test that.

Added a User-Agent header to all HTTP calls to make CCP happy.

Fixed a crashing bug that occurred in ship detail windows if the database wasn't up-to-date.

You can now copy from the Contract details window.

Oceanus and SkillView3

This is a pre-release, experimental version.

The minimum database version has been updated to 17 for the Oceanus 1.0 database, which is included inside the application.

Large changes to the skill plan view. Skill plans are now a master/detail pair of tables.

• All columns can be moved by dragging and dropping the column header.
• Right clicking on a column header will bring up a contextual menu letting you show or hide columns, along with menu items related to sorting.
• Because of the previous changes the Skill Plan related Preference pane is no longer necessary and has been removed.
• Skill plans and skills can be sorted by clicking on a column header, except for columns whose data is calculated (e.g. Running Total, Start/Finish Date).
• The Manual Sort menu item will undo all sorting, reverting you to the last manual sort.
• Sorting skills within a plan may well violate skill pre-requisites. Skills that no longer follow their pre-requisites are displayed with a red name. The "Fix Prerequisites" menu item will attempt a minimal re-ordering of skills to satisfy all pre-requisites. The new order will be set as the latest manual sort.

When changing tabs in the Skill Planner search section (i.e. Skills, Certs, Ships, Modules) the search field is cleared since it's likely to not make much sense for a different kind of search.

The Database preference pane now updates properly if the database has just been updated.

Changed the way ships are sorted into races in the Ships search view so all ships should now be visible, specifically ORE ships.

The code has been cleaned up a lot to remove compiler warnings and to eliminate some memory leaks.

Hyperion and SkillView3

This is a pre-release, experimental version.

It includes the Hyperion database (August 2014) inside the application. In order to get Vitality to use the built-in database you will probably need to delete both URL's in the Database pane of the Preferences window, then re-launch the application.

The Skill Plan view has been heavily modified, including limited support for sorting both the skill plan overview (list of skill plans) along with even more limited support for sorting skills within a plan. Right click on either table header to choose which columns to display or to revert to manual sorting. Drag and drop table column headers to move them within the table.

You are strongly encouraged to back up your existing Vitality installation before installing this version. Save a copy of the previous version of the application along with the contents of the ~/Library/Application Support/Vitality folder.