I have been trying to sort out the Shared Event business because I would
like to have my "Letter" events produce something like
He sent "a big letter with a lot of stuff" to "A. Recipient" "on 25
Apr 1851" from "A Place in Ireland"
I actually have such letters, and they are important to understanding the
family, so this is a really interesting situation. I also have letters from
living or recently dead people that are of interest in constructing the
family history.
My Letter event has a sentence corresponding to the above example like this:
[HeShe] sent [-Desc] to [Person] [onDate] from [Place]
I have two immediate issues:
1) Looks like this:
He sent a big letter with a lot of stuff to on 25 Apr 1851 from A
Place in Ireland.
That is, the field [Person] is null for the event, until I go to A. Person's
data and open the shared event. The it all works.
2) The definition of [Person] gets stuck. I have performed the following
test, using an event Test, which is currently not shared. This event has the
following sentence:
[EventName]: [Desc], [Person] [onDate], [inPlace].
If it is not shared, and I haven't exercised the shared stuff, the output
reads:
A big letter with a lot of stuff to on 25 Apr 1851 from A Place in
Ireland.
If, however, I have opened the magic shared event, I get:
A big letter with a lot of stuff to A. Person on 25 Apr 1851 from A
Place in Ireland.
Worse yet, if I share the Event with someone else, say, B. Person, I get the
same result. That is, the B. Person share is ignored. If I go to B. Person
and open the shared event, B. Person replaces A. Person.
Ben Woznick
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