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When I run a report (14b), I always get the message that there was a religious message before I got the one for the civil one. However, I would expect to not have a religious marriage if one never happened and I never entered data for it.However, it does always come with the message. I added things like {?0} and {?4} but they don't seem to work to make these sentences depending on the data itself. Any idea? rgds, Ronald
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Dan, that would be great, however, I am asking the question in a more broader sense. I am translating the report to Dutch and find that I'll need some more conditional phrases.I thought that [{?0|1} and] would mean that if both of these would be empty, it wouldn't output the and... However, that didn't work as expected with the marriage phase. Can you shed some light on the conditional part of the narrative phrases? Thanks a lot, rgds, Ronald
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Oh, I see. The | means "or" and the & means "and". Therefore the statement {?0|1} means "if 0 or 1". Here is a summary:{?0|1} means "if parameter 0 exists or parameter 1 exists then" => if one parameter exists.
{?!0|1} means "if not (parameter 0 exitst or parameter 1 exists) then" => if both/all parameters are empty.
{?0&1} means "if parameter 0 exists and parameter 1 exists then" => if both/all parametes exists.
{?!0&1} means "if not (parameter 0 exists and parameter 1 exists) then" => if one parameter is empty.
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Thanks Dan, That's what I thought...However, having the entry: <PhMarriage T="{  }Zij zijn getrouwd [{?0} in de kerk {0}[ door voorganger {1}]{2}[, met als getuigen {3}][[{?0|1|2|3}, en verder] voor de wet{4}[ door {5}]{6}[, met als getuigen {7}]]]." /> or <PhMarriage T="{  }Zij zijn getrouwd [ in de kerk {?0}[ door voorganger {1}]{2}[, met als getuigen {3}][[{?0|1|2|3}, en verder] voor de wet{4}[ door {5}]{6}[, met als getuigen {7}]]]." /> Always results in Zij zijn getrouwd in de kerk voor de wet op 13-May-1988 te Enschede Which means the report generator didn't even notice the fact that the marriage date for the religious marriage was null....and still generates the "in de kerk" phrase. I have the same problem with the english version.... ...or is this just a problem with the marriage date? and should I be able to use this properly on other narrative phrases? A little confused, thanks in advance, rgds, Ronald
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Somehow the phrase is missing some brackets. Try: <PhMarriage T="{  }Zij zijn getrouwd [[ in de kerk {0}[ door voorganger {1}]{2}[, met als getuigen {3}]][[{?0|1|2|3}, en verder] voor de wet{4}[ door {5}]{6}[, met als getuigen {7}]]]." />
By the way, this phrase will be re-done for Beta 15 with the new marriage & divorce dialog.
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yep, that did the trick. For those who have the same thing in English, the same kind of fix works. So that whole track about the same date being used for religious as well as civil marriages can be solved.I've had a look at the original brackets and they seem fine with me. Just to make this simple human being understand :-) could you elaborate why the brackets you placed were missing? Thanks a lot, Dan! Especially for the superfast reponse..... incredible!
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I need to document the features of phrase generator. The brackets means remove anything inside them if its content is empty.For instance, the following: | Report.WritePhrase "Dan was born [ in {0}][ on {1}].", "Sherbrooke", "8-Sep-1974" |
If the argument {0} (city of birth) is empty, then the whole content of [ born in {0}] is empty which will result in "Dan was born on 8-Sep-1974". The {?0} is somewhat the opposite; it does not write the value but counts as it is there. For instance writing: | Report.WritePhrase "Dan was born [ in {?0}][ on {?1}].", "Sherbrooke", "8-Sep-1974" |
would produce "Dan was born in on ."
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But why were the extra brackets required?Apologies for my ignorence, I am just trying to understand the behaviour...... :-) rgds, Ronald
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rboshuis (9/26/2005)
But why were the extra brackets required?I think the outer brackets in pink are optional. At the moment, I cannot run the code to confirm this.
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