From: Thomas Z. <th...@fa...> - 2007-07-31 19:21:29
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Brian, although I am not a skilled user of the forum I will do my very best. As you recommended, I made a feature request with a link to the specification page and added a handmade PDF-file with some examples. Regarding the center of the report I think this should be the place - as already written down in the specification page. However, I think there should be three kinds of the report - as to be seen in the attached file: 1. One or more places with families and summary of events 2. One or more places with persons and events 3. One or more family with places and summary of events Regards Thomas Brian Matherly schrieb: > Thomas, Jerome, > > These are all great ideas. I would be glad to start work on it, but I would prefer that some details be worked out first. If you two could, please take the following steps: > > 1) File an issue on the tracker that references the proposed specification page. > 2) Keep enhancing the proposal page - particularly, provide a couple of sample documents in ODF or PDF format. > > Thomas, > > What do you see being the "center" of this report - people or places? By that, I mean what does the user start with - one or more people and the report lists all the places for those people, or one or more places and the report lists all the people for those places? > > Thanks, > > ~Brian > > ----- Original Message ---- > From: Thomas Zimmermann <th...@fa...> > To: rom...@ya... > Cc: Brian Matherly <br...@gr...>; gramps-users <gra...@li...> > Sent: Monday, July 30, 2007 12:15:47 PM > Subject: Re: [Gramps-users] Report containing places and persons > > Brian, Jerome, > > thank you for your answers and hints. I think the Summary_Event_List > could deal with my problem. But I would like to suggest some further > options for this report to improve researches: > * Generate the report with one specific place or all places for the > active Person, custom person filter, custom event filter or entire > database. > * Allow detailed information about events and persons; e.g. > Place A > Last name, First name, Event Date > Last name, First name, Event Date > ... > Place B > ... > * Regarding the place I think it is necessary to give some more > informtion like for example the ZIP-Code. > > Furthermore I suggest to count all mariages and allow fuzzy dates, too. > > > Best regards > > Thomas > > Jérôme schrieb: >>> I don't know of anything that exists right now. >> Benny et myself started to make a draft specification !!! >> http://www.gramps-project.org/wiki/index.php?title=Summary_Event_List > >> Also, an alternative will be using three new lists: > >> 1. working only on birth places >> 2. working only on marriage places >> 3. working only on death places > >> or waiting 3.0 release and his export tab view command !!! > >> I tried to make something like old tiny tafel >> http://www.gramps-project.org/wiki/index.php?title=UnsupportedPlugins#Others >> but very experimental ... > >> I updated this wiki page after an other talk on mailing list. >> I kept some basic plugins, I just shared links on wiki !!! >> Most don't use docgen framwork :( but it was a first step to learn how >> written plugins ;) > > > > >> Brian Matherly a écrit : >>> Thomas, >>> >>> This is an excellent idea. I don't know of anything that exists right now. >>> >>> You're best bet right now is to file a feature request on the issue >>> tracker at bugs.gramps-project.org (under the feature requests project). >>> Be sure you provide as much explanation as you can. One thing that would >>> be VERY valuable is an example report in ODF format. >>> >>> ~Brian >>> >>> ----- Original Message ---- >>> From: Thomas Zimmermann <th...@fa...> >>> To: gra...@li... >>> Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2007 11:54:31 AM >>> Subject: [Gramps-users] Report containing places and persons >>> >>> Hello, >>> at the moment I am preparing myself tor doing some researches at >>> http://www.familysearch.org/. >>> My main tool is a sheet with all the known places, their specific data >>> and for every place all the persons which refer to that place. >>> >>> E.g. >>> PlaceA - County, Country, ZIP-Code >>> NameA with all the known data regarding placeA >>> NameB with all the known data regarding placeA >>> ... >>> PlaceB - ... >>> ... >>> >>> I feal, there could be an easier way to write such a list. Meanwhile I >>> have noticed, that the File NarrativeWeb.py contains some pieces of code >>> which probably can solve my problem, but I am not able to put these >>> pieces together so maybe someone has already written a report which >>> could do it. >>> >>> Best regards >>> Thomas >>> >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. >>> Still grepping through log files to find problems? 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