NVGate: Properties - Revision history

Lmagimel at 09:51, 26 November 2024

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	===Properties overview===		===Properties overview===

Credaelli: /* Manage properties */

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Manage properties

Credaelli: /* Enter properties values */

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Enter properties values

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	To fulfill a property, click on the right cell of the corresponding line and add or edit text. To remove a property from the measurement, use the cross on the right side of the corresponding line.		To fulfill a property, click on the right cell of the corresponding line and add or edit text. To remove a property from the measurement, use the cross on the right side of the corresponding line.

	[[Image:V10_release_07.png\|~~framed~~\|none]]		[[Image:V10_release_07.png\|250px\|none]]

	The user is given the possibility to fill in the content of a property from a drop-down list of predefined choices as shown in the window below:		The user is given the possibility to fill in the content of a property from a drop-down list of predefined choices as shown in the window below:

	[[Image:release_note_NVGate_V12_10_16.png\|~~framed~~\|none]]		[[Image:release_note_NVGate_V12_10_16.png\|500px\|none]]

	''Filling in a predefined choice for a property (when for example creating a new project)''		''Filling in a predefined choice for a property (when for example creating a new project)''

Credaelli: /* How to manage the list of properties independently from NVGate? */

2021-10-14T12:14:35Z

How to manage the list of properties independently from NVGate?

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	<propertyId>user.'''username'''.'''Property2'''</propertyId>		<propertyId>user.'''username'''.'''Property2'''</propertyId>
	<title>'''Property2'''</title>		<title>'''Property2'''</title>
	<value>~~Value~~</value>		<value></value>
	<type>enumerated</type>		<type>enumerated</type>
	<enumerated version="1.1" flavor="unconstrained">		<enumerated version="1.1" flavor="unconstrained">

Credaelli: /* Structure of the userPropertyPolicies.xml file */

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Structure of the userPropertyPolicies.xml file

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	====Structure of the ''userPropertyPolicies.xml'' file====		====Structure of the ''userPropertyPolicies.xml'' file====
	The properties policy are defined in this file. The 2 main fields are:<br>		The properties policy are defined in this file. The 2 main fields are:<br>
	:*~~applyTo~~: ~~nothing/~~project/measurement/model~~/hidden~~<br>		1) applyTo:<br>
	:*presetPolicy: empty/sameAsPrevious/sameAsToday<br>		:* nothing<br>
	The ~~“sortWeight”~~ field enables to change the order of the properties in the list. When using the policies “sameAsPrevious” and “sameAsToday”, NVGate saves the values typed by the user in the field “value” and the date in the field “date”.<br><br>		:* project<br>
			:* measurement<br>
			:* model<br>
			:* hidden<br>
			2) presetPolicy:<br>
			:*empty<br>
			:*sameAsPrevious<br>
			:*sameAsToday<br>
			The '''sortWeight''' field enables to change the order of the properties in the list. When using the policies “sameAsPrevious” and “sameAsToday”, NVGate saves the values typed by the user in the field “value” and the date in the field “date”.<br><br>
	The file structure is described below, with the example of the 3 properties listed in the ''userPropertiesLibrary.upl'' file. At the end of the file, the policy of the incoming properties (imported from projects/measurements/models) is defined.<br><br>		The file structure is described below, with the example of the 3 properties listed in the ''userPropertiesLibrary.upl'' file. At the end of the file, the policy of the incoming properties (imported from projects/measurements/models) is defined.<br><br>
	File header<br>		File header<br>

Credaelli: /* How to manage the list of properties independently from NVGate? */

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How to manage the list of properties independently from NVGate?

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	</properties>		</properties>
	</libraryUserProperties>		</libraryUserProperties>
			====Structure of the ''userPropertyPolicies.xml'' file====
			The properties policy are defined in this file. The 2 main fields are:<br>
			:*applyTo: nothing/project/measurement/model/hidden<br>
			:*presetPolicy: empty/sameAsPrevious/sameAsToday<br>
			The “sortWeight” field enables to change the order of the properties in the list. When using the policies “sameAsPrevious” and “sameAsToday”, NVGate saves the values typed by the user in the field “value” and the date in the field “date”.<br><br>
			The file structure is described below, with the example of the 3 properties listed in the ''userPropertiesLibrary.upl'' file. At the end of the file, the policy of the incoming properties (imported from projects/measurements/models) is defined.<br><br>
			File header<br>
			<nvgateUserPropertyPolicies version="1.0">
			<list>
			Property 1<br>
			<userPropertyPolicy version="1.1" propertyId="user.'''username'''.'''Property1'''">
			<applyTo>'''nothing'''</applyTo>
			<presetPolicy>'''empty'''</presetPolicy>
			<value></value>
			<date></date>
			<sortWeight>'''1'''</sortWeight>
			</userPropertyPolicy>
			Property 2<br>
			<userPropertyPolicy version="1.1" propertyId="user.'''username'''.'''Property2'''">
			<applyTo>'''nothing'''</applyTo>
			<presetPolicy>'''empty'''</presetPolicy>
			<value></value>
			<date></date>
			<sortWeight>'''2'''</sortWeight>
			</userPropertyPolicy>
			Property 3<br>
			<userPropertyPolicy version="1.1" propertyId="user.'''username'''.'''Property3'''">
			<applyTo>'''nothing'''</applyTo>
			<presetPolicy>'''empty'''</presetPolicy>
			<value></value>
			<date></date>
			<sortWeight>'''3'''</sortWeight>
			</userPropertyPolicy>
			</list>
			Policy of incoming properties<br>
			<default>
			<userPropertyPolicy version="1.1" propertyId="default">
			<applyTo>'''hidden'''</applyTo>
			<presetPolicy>'''empty'''</presetPolicy>
			<value></value>
			<date></date>
			</userPropertyPolicy>
			</default>
			File footer<br>
			</nvgateUserPropertyPolicies>

Credaelli: /* Structure of the userPropertiesLibrary.upl file */

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Structure of the userPropertiesLibrary.upl file

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 <br>
 The file structure is described below, with the example of Property 1 as text, Property 2 as unconstrained list and Property 3 as constrained list.<br><br>
-''NB: NVGate software automatically creates default properties (such as “site”,”installation”,”intervention”). They are hidden if the incoming properties are set to “hidden”).''
+''NB: NVGate software automatically creates default properties (such as “site”,”installation”,”intervention”). They are hidden if the incoming properties are set to “hidden”).''<br><br>

Credaelli: /* Structure of the userPropertiesLibrary.upl file */

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Structure of the userPropertiesLibrary.upl file

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	Both files can be edited independently from NVGate. <br>		Both files can be edited independently from NVGate. <br>
	====Structure of the ''userPropertiesLibrary.upl'' file====		====Structure of the ''userPropertiesLibrary.upl'' file====
	All the properties are listed in this file. A property is defined with 4 main fields:<br>		All the properties are listed in this file. A property is defined with 4 main fields:<br><br>
	1) Property ID<br>		'''1) Property ID'''<br>
	2) Title,<br>		:The property ID must have this form: ''user.username.propertyname''. The username can be freely chosen (but must be different from “oros”). Choose a name that cannot conflict with the user name of incoming properties (imported from projects/measurements/models).The propertyname can be freely chosen too.<br>
	~~3) Value~~<br>		'''2) Title'''<br>
	4) Type <br>		:The title can be identical to the propertyname given in the property ID.<br>
	There are 3 different property types: <br>		'''3) Type'''<br>
			:There are 3 different property types: <br>
	:*text<br>		:*text<br>
	:*constrained list<br>		:*constrained list<br>
	:*unconstrained list (the user can type a value that is not in the predefined list).<br>		:*unconstrained list (the user can type a value that is not in the predefined list).<br>
	~~The “user name” can be freely chosen (but must be different from “oros”~~)~~. Choose~~ a ~~name that cannot conflict with the user name of incoming properties~~ (~~imported from projects/measurements/models~~).<br>		'''4) Value''' <br>
			:In case of a property defined as a list (constrained or unconstrained), all the possible values are listed. The default value is specified.
			<br>
	The file structure is described below, with the example of Property 1 as text, Property 2 as unconstrained list and Property 3 as constrained list.<br><br>		The file structure is described below, with the example of Property 1 as text, Property 2 as unconstrained list and Property 3 as constrained list.<br><br>
	''NB: NVGate software automatically creates default properties (such as “site”,”installation”,”intervention”). They are hidden if the incoming properties are set to “hidden”).''		''NB: NVGate software automatically creates default properties (such as “site”,”installation”,”intervention”). They are hidden if the incoming properties are set to “hidden”).''

Credaelli at 10:10, 14 October 2021

2021-10-14T10:10:46Z

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	===How to manage the list of properties independently from NVGate?===		===How to manage the list of properties independently from NVGate?===
			The list of properties used in NVGate can be found in the ''userPropertiesLibrary.upl'' file located in following folder:
			''C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\OROS\NVGate''.<br>
			The properties behavior is defined in the ''userPropertyPolicies.xml'', located in the same folder.
			Both files can be edited independently from NVGate. <br>
			====Structure of the ''userPropertiesLibrary.upl'' file====
			All the properties are listed in this file. A property is defined with 4 main fields:<br>
			1) Property ID<br>
			2) Title,<br>
			3) Value<br>
			4) Type <br>
			There are 3 different property types: <br>
			:*text<br>
			:*constrained list<br>
			:*unconstrained list (the user can type a value that is not in the predefined list).<br>
			The “user name” can be freely chosen (but must be different from “oros”). Choose a name that cannot conflict with the user name of incoming properties (imported from projects/measurements/models).<br>
			The file structure is described below, with the example of Property 1 as text, Property 2 as unconstrained list and Property 3 as constrained list.<br><br>
			''NB: NVGate software automatically creates default properties (such as “site”,”installation”,”intervention”). They are hidden if the incoming properties are set to “hidden”).''

Credaelli at 15:02, 13 October 2021

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			===How to manage the list of properties independently from NVGate?===

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	[[Image:V10_release_11.png\|framed\|none]]		[[Image:V10_release_11.png\|framed\|none]]
	[[Image:release_note_NVGate_V12_10_18.png\|~~700px~~\|none]]		[[Image:release_note_NVGate_V12_10_18.png\|600px\|none]]
	''Selecting the property LIST type during the properties management''		''Selecting the property LIST type during the properties management''

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	For properties which are declared as '''list''', it is possible to define their default value:		For properties which are declared as '''list''', it is possible to define their default value:

	[[Image:release_note_NVGate_V12_10_19.png\|~~framed~~\|none]]		[[Image:release_note_NVGate_V12_10_19.png\|600px\|none]]

	''Setting up the default selection from the list''		''Setting up the default selection from the list''
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	''Deleting existing properties''		''Deleting existing properties''
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	Once deleted, the properties can still be shown using the "Show deleted properties" (Option accessible from the delete button using the down arrow. The property can be recovered by modifying the behavior to something other than "deleted" as shown from the window below.		Once deleted, the properties can still be shown using the "Show deleted properties" (Option accessible from the delete button using the down arrow. The property can be recovered by modifying the behavior to something other than "deleted" as shown from the window below.

	[[Image:release_note_NVGate_V12_10_22.png\|~~700px~~\|none]]		[[Image:release_note_NVGate_V12_10_22.png\|600px\|none]]

	''Show deleted properties''		''Show deleted properties''
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	* Ignore: When this behavior is selected, the property will actually take the status deleted right at the import level.		* Ignore: When this behavior is selected, the property will actually take the status deleted right at the import level.

	[[Image:Incoming.png\|~~700px~~\|none]]		[[Image:Incoming.png\|600px\|none]]

	''Setting up what will happen to a property during an import''		''Setting up what will happen to a property during an import''
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	It is now possible to rank properties (after selecting them) to change their order:		It is now possible to rank properties (after selecting them) to change their order:

	[[Image:release_note_NVGate_V12_10_24.png\|~~framed~~\|none]]		[[Image:release_note_NVGate_V12_10_24.png\|600px\|none]]

	===How to manage the list of properties independently from NVGate?===		===How to manage the list of properties independently from NVGate?===