reuse of logreport

[Peter van Keeken]

hi Francis, thanks for your reply!

generating a xml report myself is hopefully not so much the problem
for me, as long there is a way to put the data which i want to plot in
the reporting file. So i can assume that is possible. I do not intend
to use the internal database.

any examples would be very nice, doc/examples is not that
understandable to me. i'll try to get me some logs some were, i didnt
saw them in the cvs data.

btw, what are the active #logreport hours, i case i have a question?

Cheers!
  Peter




On 5/2/06, Francis J. Lacoste <flacoste at logreport.org> wrote:
> On Monday 01 May 2006 06:56, peteanom k wrote:
> > hi logreport developers!
> >
> > I would like to use the report generating part of your project for my own
> > thesis project. I have writing an analyser of data and would like to
> > present it in various ways, like tex and html. Reuse your lr_xml2report
> > would be very nice!!
>
> Glad to hear you find use for our software.
>
> > Only i have some trouble to get it started, i am wondering:
> >
> > - which presentation (table, barplots, etc) do you support and with what
> > options? (the website only shows old examples, i think) (some concrete
> > examples would be very informative and stimulating the use the package in
> > general)
>
> I agree that the web site should be updated but nobody found yet the time to
> do this. The easiest way to see current Lire capabilities is to install it
> and run it on a log file. We the ploticus dist, lines, pie, cat, stack and
> vbars plots. All reports contain tables and the plots are created from that
> table.
>
> > - how to make a report?
> >   i figured out to use the lr_xml2report command, providing it with a own
> > generated report using simple representation types, like piechart, table
> > etc. But only how to add my data to it? is it possible in the first place?
> >
> > - generating a report, would be for me to generate the report spec in xml
> > (only one transformation of my data), getting multiple representations for
> > free.
> >
>
> You will need to generate a XML report yourself. The best way to do this is to
> use the Lire::Report perl API. But since you are programming in Haskell,
> you'll probably need to generate the XML yourself. You can find the
> documentation of the Lire Report Markup Language in the Developer's Manual.
> You might have to take a look at the Lire::Report:: code to figure out some
> details though.
>
> Thanks for your interest in LogReport, kind Regards,
>
> Francis J. Lacoste
>
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>
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