On 22/12/11 07:09 -0500, Oscar Andres Alvarez Montero wrote: > 2011/12/21 Cédric Krier <[email protected]> > > > On 20/12/11 09:08 -0800, oscar_andres_col wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > > > I have been testing graph view in tryton and I think could to > > > improvement it, about follow items: > > > > > > - More Flexibility: The user built in easy view in client with add > > > fields on "x" axis and "y" axis (for line a Bar chart), and choose the > > > type graph (Bar, Multibar Chart, Line Chart, Pie Chart), the tryton > > > client render the graph. > > > > I don't think it is doable. Most of the Graph comes from a SQL query. > > But fill free to write a module that generate it on the fly. > > > > Cedk, I have a doubt "But fill free" or "But feel free"?
Yes typo: "But feel free..." > so anyway I'd like write the module that generate it on the fly, > and maybe install it as plugin (I don't sure if it is possible), and like > that have available two options for graph reports in client, > maybe when the plugin works good and be stable, we can to include it in > main stream Tryton, if you agree.? For me, it is not in the client side that you will be able to do such things. It is a database job. Or I don't understand what you want to do. (Any way, having 2 graph engine is a really bad idea). > > > > Don't want to depend on GTK on the server side but if you want you can > > have almost the same report as the client using > > http://www.lorenzogil.com/projects/pycha/ > > > > > And the graph view start for (almost) all modules, from action in a > > > main Toolbar button (new button). > > > > That I say is that graph view action would be activated from a New Button > in tool bar, for example side of Report Button, and this show a wizard for > to configure easy graph view. You can already do such things with a wizard. > > > I think that this nice project in pure python and Gtk as Graph Module: > > > > > > http://notmyname.github.com/pygtkChart/ > > > > > > It is perfect for incorporate in Tryton Client/Server (obviously > > > replacing the current graph modules), I seem that our the customer > > > would be impact it and happies. > > > > I don't see any major difference with the current implementation. > > Except that this project did not get any commits since 2 years and have > > no release. > > > > This is last commit: 29 july 2011 > > https://github.com/SvenFestersen/pygtkChart/commit/c6bc58e7536fd0e8b328a5f8926b623d43b1caf6 > > And the project has good API documentation. So even worse, the development is gone on an other place. But anyway, a library that doesn't have a release is not a library that we can use. (But that's the issue with github and bro. developers think they do not need to make release). -- Cédric Krier B2CK SPRL Rue de Rotterdam, 4 4000 Liège Belgium Tel: +32 472 54 46 59 Email/Jabber: [email protected] Website: http://www.b2ck.com/
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