Additional fields for document management.

[meteos77]

to manage the documents properly, we would need 3 additional fields:

• purchase date (date type fields)
• date of reform (exit) (date type fields)
• origin of the documents (text - if possible enumeration database)

thank you in advance

[meteos77]

no because little value, once entered in the general database we do not touch anything more

[textbrowser]

What if you have 100 different unique conditions in your CSV?

[meteos77]

I don't think I have 100 conditions I could have maybe 100 origins because

• 12 deliveries per year from the central library
• 2-5 donations per year
• 1 bookstore purchase

so over several years, we will get this unless we have the date_arrival field it will give the 12 will be noted: BDP (central library) the 2-5 will be noted DONS the purchases LIBRARY and the date will be put in its own field otherwise BDP-2023-01 BDP-2023-02 BDP-2023-.. BDP-2023-12 ... DONS-2024-02 DONS-2023-07 DONS-2023-11 LIBRARY-2023 LIBRARY-2024 ...

[textbrowser]

Happy typing.

[meteos77]

I don't know if it's being created but for info: We don't have access in Custom Query to the new tables book_conditions ; book_originality and target_audience

[meteos77]

Happy typing.

I had typewriter lessons so now with the comfort of computer keyboards :-)

[textbrowser]

Import now includes the new tables. I'll see about the tables elsewhere too.

[textbrowser]

Perhaps it's possible to query the schema for all tables instead of requiring a software revision.

[meteos77]

it would change a lot for you? do the best with the least effort :-)

[meteos77]

For me it is the end: Have a nice day

[textbrowser]

You too.

[meteos77]

I start the translation is what : Woody tree widgets ?

[textbrowser]

Woody is growth and collapse. Plus and minus.

https://github.com/textbrowser/woody

[meteos77]

What if you have 100 different unique conditions in your CSV?

SELECT COUNT(*) AS "book originality" FROM book_originality ;

result for the moment, I'm going to do some cleaning : 405

[meteos77]

Hyppppppppppperlinks. You can visit another galactic galaxy.

I saw it working on my compilation this morning on Raspberry but On my LinuxMint impossible to have the links working :-(

[textbrowser]

Links can only be clicked on read-only fields. Read the attached tool tip. Press and hold the Alt key and then activate the link. Clearly links are only created after a value is saved.

[meteos77]

It works very well on Raspberry

but I can't get the same result with LinuxMint and Windows10.

• the 3 versions have been compiled this morning
• I take the same base for the 3 machines : TEST-HYPERLINK.sqlite.tar.gz
• The links are well underlined in blue
• The icon of the cursor is transformed well after pressing the alt key

Is there a particular software dependency for this feature?

[meteos77]

solution under linux (control + alt) = alt (raspberry)

Solution for my linux desktop (Mate) : a feature of my desktop manager (Mate) was using the Alt key to move a window when the screen was too small (window settings)

I reassigned this functionality to another key to free the Alt key for BiblioteQ / Hyperlink.

[textbrowser]

Added test for AltModifier. Perhaps it'll help. If not, it's your locale, keyboard, computer, operating system, CPU, French, county, ISP, bulbs, wires.

[meteos77]

it must come from the locale / keymap; I'll see if I can do better.

It works great, it's a very nice feature BRAVO

[meteos77]

small remarks some signs prevent the search from being done correctly and return an empty result depending on the system, it is not the same

on Linux Author with ' : ( ex: Amboise Valéry D' ) or Publisher : ' : (ex : J'AI LU )

on Windows Author with - ( ex : Appleman-Jurman Alicia ) Publisher with / (ex : 10/18 )

[meteos77]

NO AFTER TESTING IT WORKS FOR WINDOWS EXCEPT THE '

[textbrowser]

Which signs?

[meteos77]

The result is 0

' -> U+0027 APOSTROPHE

[meteos77]

exemple : ISBN13 : 9780596521189 - Z3950 : National Library of the Czeh Republic Publisher : O'Reilly Alt on O'Reilly -> result 0

[textbrowser]

The search queries are parameterized. For PQ, this works as I can escape a string with E. You're now asking that I review all queries and escape them for SQLite. I really dislike SQLite.

[textbrowser]

Yes, all parameterized.

[textbrowser]

https://www.sqlite.org/faq.html#q14

[meteos77]

I don't ask for anything.

[meteos77]

I thought we would not even have the functionality with SQLite. We have it in part and it's already great.

For the technical part: why the ASCII character 27 (for me, it's basic standard) is not found by the query?

[meteos77]

publisher = O'Reilly SELECT title, publisher FROM book WHERE publisher LIKE ("%'%") Result = O'Reilley -> OK

[textbrowser]

All search queries have to be reviewed now.

[textbrowser]

OK, this ticket has now transformed into nothing related to the ticket.

[meteos77]

new ticket ?

[textbrowser]

I cannot duplicate it. Please close and recreate it as new and remain on topic.

[textbrowser]

Create new tickets for specific problems and remain on topic. 83+ comments most of which are unrelated.

[textbrowser]

Thanks. :)

[textbrowser]

Will you reopen this as a new ticket?

[textbrowser]

https://github.com/textbrowser/biblioteq/issues/260