Re: problem with multiple working duration per day
Dag Andersen <[email protected]> Thu, 5 Jan 2006 16:12:45 +0100
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On Torsdag 05 januar 2006 15:45, fmdp wrote: > Le Jeudi 5 Janvier 2006 14:37, Dag Andersen a écrit : > > hmmm, is this the calendar dialog you are talking about? There > > isn't any overbooking info there? > > In fact, I was thinking of some code of color related to the amount > of work for a day: white for 0hour, full-red for 24h/d and a melt > between. A manager may quickly see periods that are too much red, > and try to plan quiter days after. > In little companies, working time is often flexible, but managers > have to keep in mind that 'ressources' are not slaves! ;) > So, when I spoke about 'overbooking', it was in fact > 'overtiming'... > > > The reason I didn't use full background color on each day is that > > you can define both weekdays and single day and then you couldn't > > see if you had defined a single day (eg. with different > > workhours). > > Yeap, I understood that. I was only express my personnal feeling: I > prefer to see details on a calendar. > > > OTOH I expect the calendar dia to change when we go to KDE4 (in a > > year or so...) as I want to use the localized holidays stuff from > > kde-pim, so I haven't put a really serious effort into the > > calendars (lame excuse) > > concentrate on the valuable parts of kplato instead of answer my > cosmetic remarks! ;) > So, you are fully right, and I think an interraction with other kde > parts are very very important (with karm in particular, it would > be a must!) Forget my color requests for now... 8-/ Yes, and pim and rest of koffice... > > I let you work in peace from now... until the next time! I don't mind you testing, I can always shelf wishes for later :) > oops, last question: is there any place to be aware of commits? > It would help for testing (detecting problems asap makes correction > often easier). Yes, [email protected], see http://www.kstuff.org/cvsfilter/ for how to filter (else you get all commits for whole kde) > > Fred > _______________________________________________ > kplato mailing list > [email protected] > https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kplato -- Mvh, Dag Andersen