Morgen, Thank you very much for your quick reply! The history feature seems very useful. I will try it out.
Inspector.py extracts the attributes in general, right? Any examples about direct access to deleted items and the very first status of an item? Vera. On 6/16/07, Morgen Sagen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Jun 15, 2007, at 9:09 AM, Vera wrote: Hi Andi, I am Vera, Google Summer of Code student working on progress reports functionality for Chandler. Further info about the project plans in their current state, please refer to http://chandlerproject.org/Journal/ToStartWithProposal Jeffrey recommended me to ask you about history information for items in the repository. Specifically, I would like to know how to access: 1) deleted items 2) the set of all the modifications that happen to an item 3) at what triage status an item was created I am new to Chandler, so some code examples, if possible, would be great to start working on these things. Can you help me with these? Coincidentally I recently added a "history" feature to Chandler's built in repository-browsing servlet so a developer can examine the changes an item's values have gone through over time. To see it in action, fire up Chandler, click on the item you are interested in (either in the List view or Calendar view) then hit the F4 key. This will start Chandler's internal webserver and launch your default web browser to a page that gives details on the selected item. Near the top of that page you will find a link named "Show history" which will display a table of changes and the repository version number at which those changes took place. This history information is computed from the module chandler/util/inspector.py which is based on some of Andi's repository code. ~morgen
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