Difference between revisions of "RelatedPersons"

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== MAIN ==
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== Main ==
  
 
  The Data of the different family trees can be manipuled by “FamilyGroups” which distinguish the '''unrelated groups'''.
 
  The Data of the different family trees can be manipuled by “FamilyGroups” which distinguish the '''unrelated groups'''.
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     ( Matches people with related home-person )
 
     ( Matches people with related home-person )
  
== VERSIONS==
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== Versions ==
  
 
1.0 The first
 
1.0 The first

Revision as of 01:29, 20 January 2013

Main

The Data of the different family trees can be manipuled by “FamilyGroups” which distinguish the unrelated groups.
 
"_RelatedPersons" is the new General filter  for " Matches people with related home-person "


On root,
 .
Copy "_RelatedPerson" in gramps/Filters/rules/Person
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AND
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Modify the "__init__.py" in gramps/Filters/rules/Person
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 add two lines
..... from _RelatedPersons import RelatedPersons (first party)
..... RelatedPersons,                            (second party)
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and test the unrelated groups for filtering  or exporting
   ( Matches people with related home-person )

Versions

1.0 The first

1.1 Without numeric module, not available for Windows.


Possible patches !

To allow person selection on filter

--- Filters/Rules/Person/_RelatedPersons.py 2009-03-29 22:42:52.000000000 +0200
+++ Filters/Rules/Person/_RelatedPersons.py 2009-03-31 14:12:15.000000000 +0200
@@ -38,8 +38,9 @@
 class RelatedPersons(Rule):
     """People with with related active person"""
-    name        = _('People with related home-person')
-    description = _("Matches people with related home-person")
+    labels      = [ _('ID:') ]
+    name        = _('People related with <person>')
+    description = _("Matches people related with a person")
     category    = _('General filters')

     def prepare (self, database):

+ need to modify current code => Home person (ID) will be Selected person (ID)

To set the rule as a generic filter rule for export (GRAMPS XML, GEDCOM)

--- ExportOptions.py 2009-02-16 18:01:08.000000000 +0100
+++ ExportOptions.py 2009-03-31 14:12:46.000000000 +0200
 @@ -160,8 +160,12 @@
         com = GenericFilter()
         com.set_name(_("People with common ancestor with %s") % name)
         com.add_rule(Rules.Person.HasCommonAncestorWith([gramps_id]))
+    
+        rel = GenericFilter()
+        rel.set_name(_("People related with %s") % name)
+        rel.add_rule(Rules.Person.RelatedPersons([gramps_id]))

-        return [des, df, ans, com]
+        return [des, df, ans, com, rel]

     def parse_options(self):

To set the rule as a generic filter rule for reports and not primary formats on export (GeneWeb, csv)

--- ReportBase/_ReportUtils.py 2009-02-16 17:59:26.000000000 +0100
+++ ReportBase/_ReportUtils.py 2009-03-31 14:21:08.000000000 +0200
@@ -3180,11 +3180,15 @@
     com = GenericFilter()
     com.set_name(_("People with common ancestor with %s") % name)
     com.add_rule(Rules.Person.HasCommonAncestorWith([gramps_id]))
+    
+    rel = GenericFilter()
+    rel.set_name(_("People related with %s") % name)
+    rel.add_rule(Rules.Person.RelatedPersons([gramps_id]))

     if include_single:
-        the_filters = [filt_id, all, des, df, ans, com]
+        the_filters = [filt_id, all, des, df, ans, com, rel]
     else:
-        the_filters = [all, des, df, ans, com]
+        the_filters = [all, des, df, ans, com, rel]
     the_filters.extend(CustomFilters.get_filters('Person'))
     return the_filters