I like a few guilds are splitting EPGP for BWL/MC and AQ40. Would there be a possibility to have multiple databases and be able to swap between them easily?

You can use import/export in the log frame. It contains EP/GP data. You can save them info a local text file.

Actually I have thought about multiple databases by adding extra lines into officer’s note, but may not compatible with the origin format. You know, a lot users will complain about breaking changes.

I am thinking about create a new addon named EPGP Advanced, base on newest EPGP and add some breaking changes. What do you think?

Yes. Import will overwrite the officer's notes. Be careful. By the way, only export data could be imported, export detail is unable to import for now.

Ha-ha. I have heavy works to do, too. Don't be too tired.

I am guessing when you import data it overwrites the officer notes with the imported data? Just making sure we dont mess up anything lol.

And I am always up for new cool features. I tried looking over the code and was going to start learning this language but then work picked up. I already code 8 hours a day lol.

I could see a solution where you trigger import/export functionality on "database switching".

The exports can be locally saved as a json blob into a saved variable array (for multiple db's) and imported when you switch db's.

Basically back-upping and restoring snapshots of the officer notes would be a start.

This is something we were looking at doing as well. I looked at the code to see if it would be possible to hack in and as @jpxthu mentioned, it would have breaking changes. I was considering doing something like a "context switch" where you'd have raid "A, B, C" etc. Then the officer note would be : A:12345,1234;B:54321,5432 Then you'd just "context switch" at the beginning of the raid or during an export. But all that is a lot of refactoring to do for maintaining backwards compatibility. Then you'd have to figure out if the contexts supported different values, different weights, etc -- that's when it would get tricky for sure.