Re: lab results printout

Am Fri, Jul 31, 2026 at 12:42:17PM -0300 schrieb Mar=EDa Scappini:

> >Printing can be done by any number of posterizing options:
> >Some printer drivers can do it natively and then there's
> >always things like pdfposter.
>=20
> I have been trying to test and get pdf reports like the ones you
> attached as example for a few days before writing this, and am
> kinda ashamed to say that I don't really get how to test this new
> function?

The printout I showed was manually fabricated from inserting
the output of test-running the lab results table generation
code into the fully-replaced .tex file (gotten from
generating a current medications list from the current meds
template via the GUI) and re-running that with xelatex.

However, by now I have updated the

	"lab: most recent results (GNUmed default)"

template that's included with GNUmed. It did not yet end up
in the rc but comes with the latest git master.

> I was able to successfully plot weight measurements with the v23
> template... but that plots only one measurement,

Which template did you use, or else, how did you effect the plotting ?

> and it does so in a graphic...

Plotting will generate a PNG, yes :-)

But I added a TODO: ask whether to generate a PDF from plotted lab results=
 ;-)


Also, look for the template:

	"lab results plot: many test types (GNUmed default)"

That will allow for selecting several test *types* to plot
(each of which can contain many test *results*).

Karsten
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