By appleshaw - Friday, December 2, 2005
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As GenoPro has 4 symbols under the birth tag, I have included a photograph of the dog my parents had. The 2b15 Report treats this as:- 'They had a child of unknown gender named Simon.'
Can an update fix this some time?
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By jcmorin - Friday, December 2, 2005
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What kind of fix are you expecting? Unknown gender could be human, like if a family had 11 kids but not sure about their gender that symbol could be used. I'm not sure how the report generator should handle by default unknown gender type but assuming they are pet is probably not a safe solution. On the other hand, the report could be modifed to display the unknown gender as a pet.
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By appleshaw - Friday, December 2, 2005
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The 4 types of symbol used on the display are Male, Female, Pet and Don't Know. The Pet symbol is a diamond and Don't Know is a Question Mark.
The text in the Report for the Pet is right for Don't Know but does not apply to a Pet.
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By jcmorin - Saturday, December 3, 2005
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Actually your right, the pet is handle but not in the list of individuals.<Gender _Blank="(Gender unknown)"> <M T="Male"/> <F T="Female"/> <P T="Pet" /> </Gender> |
From Dictionnary.xml <!-- Collection summary by male, females and unknown gender, followed by the names in HTML format. Example: "a brother and two sisters, named Benoit, Anne and Estelle" 0=males, 1=females, 2=unknown gender, 3=names in html format, missing something for pet here probably. -> <PhCollectionMFU T="{0}[[{?0} and ]{1}][[{?0|1}, and also ]{2}][[{?0^1},] named {3h}]" /> |
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By GenoProSupport - Saturday, December 3, 2005
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The pet has not been included because the code is already to complicated to create narrative phrases. After releasing v2.0, I will upgrade the phrase generator to be smarter for creating sentenses. The upgrade will use the ObjectRepertory to construct narrative phrases. Using this new technology, it will be easier to create long descriptive narrative phrases.By the way, if you want to exclude a pet from the report, click on the "Make Label / Exclude From Report" in the Report tab.
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By King Semsem - Friday, July 14, 2006
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The pets should be allowed male and female as much as humans. Plus, one thing I find a bit on the odd side is that pets have an education, baptism, occupation, and a contact. Really, when do pets have these? I think the Pet properties should be redesigned, to omit these things, and to add male, female, and unknown genders. Pets have genders too!!!
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By jcmorin - Friday, July 14, 2006
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GenoPro is not a software for pets but rather for individual, yes they do have gender, they probably also have different properties (race, vaccinated...), Pets were introduce to documents the fact that an individual is living with a pet for instance. If you have extra information about the pet, you can use custom tags or wrote them in the comments section. For many user the pet's gender is irrelevant.
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By King Semsem - Friday, July 14, 2006
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Yes, I see your point, but I don't think the tags appear in the reports. Am I wrong? If so, could GenoPro alow them to?
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By jcmorin - Saturday, July 15, 2006
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King Semsem (7/14/2006) Yes, I see your point, but I don't think the tags appear in the reports. Am I wrong? If so, could GenoPro allow them to?You are welcome to include custom tags to your report. This feature is not documented, however you may use the following code to display all the custom tags for each individuals. For Each ind In Individuals Report.WriteTextBr ind.CUSTOM_TAG Next
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By King Semsem - Thursday, July 27, 2006
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How do I add the code?
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By King Semsem - Friday, July 28, 2006
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Seriously, I don't know how!!
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By genome - Saturday, July 29, 2006
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Ok, say for example you have two custom tags for 'individuals' called PetBreed & PetGender. 1st generate a custom skin by clicking the 'New Skin' button. This will create a folder named Customized English Narrative Report. Then for example edit the file individual.htm in this folder to add the following line before line 63. Report.WritePhrase "[{?0} {1} is a[ {2}][ {3}]. ]", (i.gender.id = "P"), i.name.short, i.PetBreed, i.PetGender
| Then if the 'individual' is a pet, say a collie (PetBreed) bitch (PetGender) named Sue, this line will print 'Sue is a Collie bitch' on the report, in addition to the usual narrative. You can read about the GenoPro New Report Generator and more on the GenoPro Report Phrase Generator I will look into better reporting of pets for a future release, e.g. not reporting parents & grandparents.
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By GenoProSupport - Friday, September 1, 2006
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For further details, you are welcome to read Upgrade of the phrase generator.
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