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Show posts MenuQuote from: Liviu Lalescu on August 05, 2026, 01:58:13 PMHello!
I will add your suggestion in the TODO.
Questions/answers:
1. "large number of" - what large number of? Teachers?
2. What means to group the teachers? Like the students, but only with two levels? Or just to make teachers of a certain category be adjacent? You could use the Up/Down buttons in Teachers dialog, and even add the name of the category as a dummy teacher, before the group of teachers (as I learned from @yush ).
Quote from: Liviu Lalescu on August 16, 2024, 12:56:46 PMI have put a new snapshot. From the ChangeLog:The version has been tested and works well, although the printing still needs better development in future versions.
- Very rare but critical crash bugs fixed, in the Mornings-Afternoons mode (reported by Anonymous participant on a Facebook group about scheduling).
- Very rare crash bugs fixed (if printing the teachers'/students' statistics and the radio button 'Days vertical' was selected, the program crashed).
- Minor bug fixes and improvements in the output of the timetables.
- The printing of the timetables from the interface now works also when using a right-to-left writing system (suggested by Benahmed Abdelkrim, Mohamed Ait Ichou, and maybe other users in the past). An exception is when printing the statistics.
- Updated the Brazilian Portuguese translation, by Alexandre R. Soares.
Please test the HTML timetables on the disk and in the Print from the interface menu, because the program code was deeply changed (but the HTML results should look similar). I hope to release as soon as possible, maybe even tomorrow.
The link, as usual: https://lalescu.ro/liviu/fet/download/test/
Quote from: Liviu Lalescu on August 12, 2024, 10:37:38 PMVolker, I think Mohamed wants in the resulted timetables to view firstly Math teachers, then Arabic, then French, etc.
Mohamed: I think my (1) is what you need for this.