| Tree control [message #67501] |
Thu, 11 August 2005 18:53  |
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Originally posted by: frank.backes.centif.de
For representing hierarchical data structures I would need a sort of a
tree control. Somewhere the TOC control has been mentioned, but I cannot
find it in the current BIRT release.
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| Re: Tree control [message #67544 is a reply to message #67523] |
Thu, 11 August 2005 20:32  |
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Originally posted by: frank.backes.centif.de
Hi Mike,
many thanks for your reply. The features described in the draft sound
promising. I hope they will be available in an upcoming release.
Best Wishes
Frank
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| Re: Tree control [message #67844 is a reply to message #67608] |
Fri, 12 August 2005 20:33 |
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Originally posted by: frank.backes.centif.de
Hi Scott,
thanks for the information. It created an entry in the Wiki.
Frank
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| Re: Tree control [message #68189 is a reply to message #67608] |
Mon, 15 August 2005 21:36 |
 Mike Boyersmith
Messages: 143
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi Scott had a question about the WIKI page you pointed to.
on this page it says
"When entering comments, we would appreciate it if you would put an
"obfuscated version of your e-mail address in the author field, like
"this: user at example dot com
can you explain how this works exactly, was looking at user comment
entries and they don't seem to follow any algorithm related to this.
Thanks.
Scott Rosenbaum wrote:
> Frank,
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> The best source for Release 2.0 candidates is in the Wiki at:
> http://eclipse.org/birt/wiki/index.php?n=BPS.BPS
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> Unfortunately, the TOC did not make the release candidate list. It
> looks like what you are requesting is not actually a TOC, but a way to
> expand collapse the contents of your report, is that correct? Or are
> you talking about a control that would be designed to display tree-leaf
> type data?
> In either case if you could write up the functionality you are using and
> add it to the Wiki, that would be great. You should also check the
> BPS-5 Interactive Report Viewer functionality to see if that will give
> you what you are looking for.
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> Thanks,
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> Scott Rosenbaum
> BIRT PMC
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> Frank Backes wrote:
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>> For representing hierarchical data structures I would need a sort of a
>> tree control. Somewhere the TOC control has been mentioned, but I
>> cannot find it in the current BIRT release.
>>
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| Re: Tree control [message #68200 is a reply to message #68189] |
Mon, 15 August 2005 23:24 |
Mark Coggins
Messages: 23
Registered: July 2009 |
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Mike,
If you scroll down to the bottom of the page, you'll see a form to add
comments. A few folks posted before we requested that people enter
obfuscated e-mail addresses in the author field, but the rest of the posted
comments follow that guideline. There's no automatic function to do the
obfuscation like there is on the PHP web site; you need to do the
translation yourself.
The main page, which is the one that Scott pointed to, is the master list of
potential projects. What we actually like to have happen is for people to
post their detailed comments at the bottom of the page that discusses the
particular project. The comments capability on the main page was intended
primarily as a way to request a major feature that wasn't in the candidate
list.
As you pointed out, BPS5 is the one that talks about report interactivity,
so that one is probably the best place to post comments about the TOC.
Thanks.
Mark
"Mike Boyersmith" <mjboyers@us.ibm.com> wrote in message
news:ddr1th$hb3$1@news.eclipse.org...
> Hi Scott had a question about the WIKI page you pointed to.
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> on this page it says
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> "When entering comments, we would appreciate it if you would put an
> "obfuscated version of your e-mail address in the author field, like
> "this: user at example dot com
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> can you explain how this works exactly, was looking at user comment
> entries and they don't seem to follow any algorithm related to this.
>
> Thanks.
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