Open frsteinb opened 6 years ago
What are you using xsud for? If you import the xsud in the program again you can see the EVG.
I am using exported xsud files uploaded to my wordpress site to represent recipies on my blog (https://frankensteiner.familie-steinberg.org/2018/05/16/kleiner-brauhelfer-wordpress/). However, meanwhile I found a way to recalculate the "EVG" on my own. So, "my" problem is solved, but maybe others would find it useful, to read the "EVG" from xsud files.
Am 14.09.2018 um 22:43 schrieb Frédéric Bourgeois notifications@github.com:
What are you using xsud for? If you import the xsud in the program again you can see the EVG.
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Nice.
To be certain, here the calculation in the KBH
sEVG = (Stammwürze - SWSchnellgaerprobe) * 100 / Stammwürze
or if "Schnellgärprobe" is not active
sEVG = (Stammwürze - SWJungbier) * 100 / Stammwürze
and
tEVG = sEVG * 0.81
Am 17.09.2018 um 21:30 schrieb Frédéric Bourgeois notifications@github.com:
Nice.
To be certain, here the calculation in the KBH sEVG = (Stammwürze - SWSchnellgaerprobe) 100 / Stammwürze or if "Schnellgärprobe" is not active sEVG = (Stammwürze - SWJungbier) 100 / Stammwürze and tEVG = sEVG * 0.81
Yes, I do it in XSLT like this:
Thank you!
As far as I can see, the values of "tatsächlicher EVG" and "scheinbarer EVG" are not written to exported XSUD files. This should be added.