03-12-2014, 06:54 AM
Right, SaT defines 'Old Tables' by whether or not action has been required within a specific timeframe. This is different from knowing whether or not you are sat out or not seated. So don't think of tables as "active" or "inactive". This is incorrect within the context of SaT.
Further, I'm not sure why you would need this information? Why would you need to know how many Old Tables that SaT has detected? You said in the first post that you want to click to bring them to grid. But Old Tables should already move to grid by default via the Old Tables Slot setting.
It is not a matter of the work to add a simple feature like this, but it needs to have a valid purpose. I don't want to clutter the software with features that aren't really necessary. If you can give a good use-case as an example as to why you would need/want some new functionality that is different from the current features, then I can decide if it makes sense.
Further, I'm not sure why you would need this information? Why would you need to know how many Old Tables that SaT has detected? You said in the first post that you want to click to bring them to grid. But Old Tables should already move to grid by default via the Old Tables Slot setting.
It is not a matter of the work to add a simple feature like this, but it needs to have a valid purpose. I don't want to clutter the software with features that aren't really necessary. If you can give a good use-case as an example as to why you would need/want some new functionality that is different from the current features, then I can decide if it makes sense.
