Re: [Planner Dev] Proposal for new features: screenshot
- From: Richard Hult <richard imendio com>
- To: Planner Project Manager - Development List <planner-dev lists imendio com>
- Subject: Re: [Planner Dev] Proposal for new features: screenshot
- Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 16:39:37 +0100
Hi,
Kurt Maute wrote:
> On Tue, 2006-01-10 at 10:57 +0100, Matteo Nastasi wrote:
>
>
>>The idea behind is a little bit different, i would tell to the user
>>"how much time is stealed from other (vampire) tasks", not "when
>>resources works at task"; delta = (work made / work expected) where
>>"work expected" is the work of all resources that are
>>at work in a particular day (example of yogi and bubu at day 12: bubu
>>not work but the totality of the working resources of the task
>>"sleeping" (yogi ;) ar working).
>
>
> ok, I see your logic. I still don't necessarily agree, but I can live
> with it. ;-)
>
>
>>>I second Richards opinion that working with shading the bar would be
>>>more more clear to the user.
>>
>>Sorry, about this point I'm a little stubborn ;) for 2 reasons:
>> 1) old symbols are more understandible then new symbols
>>
>> 2) I add 4 new concepts not only "not standard not working day" about
>> working/not working days:
>> . some resource of a task not work in a working day
>> . all resources of a task not work in a working day
>> . some resource of a task work in a not working day (white band
>> under the task)
>> . all resources of a task work in a not working day (white bands
>> upper and under the task - day 10, task "to steal honey" in the
>> screenshot example).
>>
>>With your method I don't understand how:
>> 1) sign partial ferial of some resource assigned of a task
>> 2) sign work on not working days
OK, that makes sense. But is there a way to make it a bit more clear
than the very thin light line?
>>Ok, for me not problem about this point, what property I can "copy" for
>>implement it, view critical ?.
>
>
> Yes, that's a good one.
I'm not sure I agree, this is not strictly a view thing, it affects the
way the schedule is calculated... or am I confused? :)
/Richard
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