Re: problem with kplato on current svn version...
Dag Andersen <[email protected]> Wed, 21 Dec 2005 14:55:37 +0100
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On Onsdag 21 december 2005 14:17, fmdp wrote: > Hi Dag, > > I play with kplato, and here are few comments: > problems: > - doesn't handle correctly the task duration when set more than one > working plage per day (set 13:0->15:0 and 20:0->23:59)=> all tasks > are displayed as '1 day long' in the gantt I don't know what you expected to see , but it should display the task as starting 13:0 and ending 23:59. It doesn't show that no work is going on from 15:0 to 20:0. > - can't set ressources calendar (poor workers that can't take > holidays! ;) ) - project calendar: when days are tagged 'non > worked', it doesn't alter the gantt The gantt chart doesn't (atm) display non-working days as you have set them in the calendar. It indicates "week-ends" as gray in accordance with you locale settings (I think), but this only works "correctly" when you have a 1 day scale. > > wishes: I'll come back to this, no resource leveling is implemented yet, it will just overbook. > - a link to Karm, to help feeding kplato with real worked times on > tasks - can assign a ressource for a 'mother task', that will > assign this ressource to all children's taskes > - calculate the right start time when 'ASAP' is selected with > previous effort sum: > task1 (effort 2days) and task2 (effort 1d) assigned to Ressource1 > and both start the 2005-12-21 in parrallel > task3 (start ASAP as task1 and task2 are finished) > Now, I see that task3 start only 2 days after task1, but Ressource1 > can't work 3 days (task1+task2) in 2 days! So, I would guess that > task3 will start 'as soon as possible', that's to say 'as soon as > Ressource1 is free', so, when he will have done task1+task2 => 3 > days after the start of task1/task2 - add a TODO set of tasks that > are not yet plannified. We know that we'll have to work on theses > tasks, and they are yet ready to be planned (we can annotate them, > estimate effort, ...) > - handle euros too (only dollars for now) (minor for now! ;) ) > - a per ressource list of tasks, in a calendar (as > > But it seems to be promising, and I hope I will be able to use it > 'for real' soon! ;) > The gui is not too hard to use (I miss some things like double > click on task on gantt to edit it, or things like that) but I found > the way of linking them alone. I used Qt4 in an other project, and > yes, you are right to wait qt4 on kde to implement that sort of > things... ;) > > have nice holidays, and see you next year! Thanks, the same to to you. > > Fred > > Le Mercredi 21 Décembre 2005 13:44, Dag Andersen a écrit : > > On Onsdag 21 december 2005 13:10, fmdp wrote: > > > Hi, > > > it works fine with today's svn (it may have worked for few past > > > days too as I couldn't test it until now). > > > > Good :) > > > > > I'll play with kplato now. > > > Is the actual state can be tested, or is it known to be so > > > unstable that bug reporting is not welcome for now? > > > Is there any place to report bugs/features requests? > > > > No, you can test, I don't know of any crashes atm ;) > > It's early days yet, what I try to cover for this first 0.x > > release is basic project planning. In short you can define tasks, > > resources, calendars and accounts, link tasks, assign resources > > to tasks and schedule the project. > > Finding out how to link tasks can be tricky, but if you in > > ganttview point to a task, press LMB and drag to another task, > > you'll get a link. Double clicking on a link will get you a link > > dialog. (I've plans to find a better way, suggestions wellcome) > > > > The ui is generally not much good, I think, but I didn't plan to > > do anything about it until qt4. Now, qt4 seems a very long time > > off, so... > > But suggestions are very wellcome anyway! > > > > Bugs can be reported using the help menu as normal, or directly > > using bugs.kde.org, but discussing on this list first maybe > > better until we release. > > > > Unfortunately (?:) I'm taking a real long Christmas holiday this > > year, leaving tomorrow, not back until next year! (probably jan > > 3.) > > > > So, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all! > > > > > Fred > > > > > > Le Lundi 19 Décembre 2005 22:53, Thomas Zander a écrit : > > > > On Thursday 15 December 2005 20:47, Fred Marmond wrote: > > > > > Hi, > > > > > I've just compiled/install the full koffice project, and > > > > > kplato doesn't start. the app.start() returns false, that > > > > > is all I can say... :-/ > > > > > > > > > > I compile/run it on a x86-64, and other parts of koffice > > > > > are working fine. > > > > > > > > > > Is the current svn broken? > > > > > Is it supposed to work? > > > > > May I enable debug logs (how?) > > > > > > > > > > Thanks in advance... > > > > > > > > I don't have an answer to the above question, but I want to > > > > apologize for the long delay for the moderator approval, I > > > > have been out of town for some days. > > > > Do you still see the above problems? > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > > kplato mailing list > > > [email protected] > > > https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kplato -- Mvh, Dag Andersen