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Automatically populate a "Day" Attribute
In a Journal I'm establishing, I'd like to denote day of the week. Much like date and time, is there a way to auto-populate a "day of the week" attribute? Any way of making computed attributes so I could try to populate it myself?
Bill L |
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Not as a separate attribute, but you could include the weekday in the custom title for a template item. See the notes on 'Journal item template' toward the end of
http://www.kinook.com/UltraRecall/Ma...tem_titles.htm and the weekday formatting codes at http://www.kinook.com/UltraRecall/Ma...miscdialog.htm |
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Along those lines, is there any way to have the tree sort by date? I told it to sort my journal entries, and now I have all 1s grouped together, all 2s grouped together, etc.
I thought I'd be smart, so I changed the date format to YYYYMMDD (all numeric), but set that way, the title expression wouldn't concatenate any text after the date in this format. No matter what I tried, it only showed the numeric. I'm tempted to disable the sort alphabetically, export it to excel, sort, then re-import it sorted properly. This seems quite a "work around" for something that ought to be handled straightforward in the software. **I found reference to various registry hacks to accomplish this, but I use the program in portable mode. Is there a way to simulate those registry changes without modifying the registry of the machine I happen to be using (like my workplace)? Bill Last edited by kb5cth; 10-19-2016 at 12:15 PM. |
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See http://www.kinook.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=4652
The same setting can be defined in portable mode by adding SortDateNumericInTree_INT=<value> to UltraRecall.ini under the Options section. |
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Are there any other such "tweaks" that mimic the registry changes? If so, where are they listed?
Bill |
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Tweaks that aren't configured via Tools | Options are described at
http://kinook.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=5097 For the portable version, the numeric and on/off options would have _INT suffixed to the name of the option setting. |
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Tell me if I have it, and if so, which iteration:
Say I want to enable "DateTruncateDelimiters" using a comma. Would I put DateTruncateDelimiters_INT=, in the INI file? Or EnableDateTruncateDelimiters_INT=, or DateTruncateDelimiters_INT="," or EnableDateTruncateDelimiters_INT="," ?? Last edited by kb5cth; 10-20-2016 at 12:50 PM. |
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It's a string value, so it wouldn't have _INT suffixed.
DateTruncateDelimiters=, |
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There it is! Thanks for the help.
And Yes/No or True/False are noted _INT=(1 or 0)? |
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That's correct.
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