Re: [lmi] Calculation summary: tidying up loose ends

[Wendy Boutin]

Evgeniy Tarassov wrote:
> On 11/7/06, Wendy Boutin <address@hidden> wrote:
> > This is a list of loose ends that I think need tidying for our release;
> > I've also included a few comments from my testing:
 >> * Pasted data doesn't correspond to original data
> >
> [stripped]
>
> > Essentially, 'Copy calculation summary' should have the set of
> > scalar data that contains 'CT state of jurisdiction', and 'Copy
> > spreadsheet data' should have the set of scalar data that contains
> > 'ProducerName'. It is still key to keep the disclaimer you've
> > added, regardless of what data gets pasted to the spreadsheet.
>
> Oh, sorry -- it was a misunderstanding. The calculation summary copied
> into the clipboard (Ctrl-C) had exactly the same header as the
> detailed TSV data for spreadsheets (Ctrl-Shift-C). I have fixed that
> and will commit the changes tonight.

I've tested those changes and certainly agree both problems are fixed;
I see exactly what I expect.

> > While we're discussing the 'Ctrl-Shift-R' output, I'd like to
> > spike out a defect, I think. Try this:
> >   'Alt F N C', then
> >   'Ctrl-Shift-R', then
> >   'Ctrl-C', then
> >   open spreadsheet program and paste the clipboard
> > I observe 'AttainedAge' data in Column 'B', which shouldn't be
> > in the pasted values because it isn't a column in the on-screen
> > calculation summary. 'AttainedAge' is certainly data that's on
> > an individual calculation summary, but not a composite. We only
>
> In the original lmi code (before we start using xml/xslt) there was no
> title for the first column for both single and composite calculation
> summary. Is it the exact behaviour to replicate in the current code?
> Or maybe something more logical like:
> - calculation summary for an individual:
>  for the first column put title "Age" in both HTML and TSV outputs
> - calculation summary for a composite:
>  the first column still present but has no title and has value range
> [0-99] (both in HTML and TSV)

Actually, let's not worry about this quite yet. I'll get back to
you tomorrow if it requires immediate attention, but I don't think
that's the case now.