Re: [Gramps-users] list of surnames

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> OK, Gramps programmers, how about a text format for statistics?

copy and paste is allowed on reports.
Should developpers use ASCII art on graphical reports ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII_art

Or you are talking from something like Age_Statistics_Plugin ?
http://www.gramps-project.org/wiki/index.php?title=UnsupportedPlugins#Age_Statistics_Plugin

> So, I tried pdf. This did work.
> Except that it's garbled. Even if I copy 1 name, it gets pasted as 
> something that looks encrypted.
> 
> What's going on here?

What is your gramps version ? OS ? python and GTK versions ?

Did you use OpenOffice for generating pdf ? ReportLab ? GTKprint ?
Print... ?



Michael Klinosky a écrit :
> Jérôme wrote:
>> With StatisticsCharts report we can get a list of surnames:
>>
>>
>> * graphical report - StatisticsCharts
>> * only check "surnames" on report options
> 
> Cool!!
> 
> Well, semi-cool.   :/   There's not 'text' format.  OK - I'll try .odt. 
> Fire up the word processor and load the file, there they are - nice. Now 
> to save as text.
> 
> Guess again! There is no text.  :(  It's all graphical.   DU-OH!!!
> 
> So, I tried pdf. This did work.
> 
> OK, Gramps programmers, how about a text format for statistics?
> 
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