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Glossary
########
.. glossary::
Actions
An *action* is a function which is triggered by a user intervention.
*Actions* are called from activating menu items or pushing buttons.
Actions often provide :term:`wizards`.
Board
The *board* is a type of :term:`views` able to handle other views. This
view type is not documented or not used for now.
Character Encoding
See [WP-ENCOD]_
CSV
File format for Comma Separated Values. See [WP-CSV]_
Data
*Data* means information content produced by users.
Dialog
A *dialog* is a :term:`popup` window, which overlays other windows and
request user interaction. *Dialogs* are used to set up special
:term:`actions`.
Fields
*Fields* are attributes of a *data object*. *Fields* are
represented as table fields in relational databases.
Form View
The *form* is a mode of :term:`views`, which displays single
:term:`records` of data.
Form
The *form* is the general type of :term:`views` used in Tryton. The
*form* provides several modes for presenting :term:`data`:
* :term:`Form View`
* :term:`Tree View`
* :term:`Graph View`
Graph View
*Graph view* is a mode of :term:`views` to show sets of data in a
diagram. *Graph views* can be pie-charts or bar-charts.
Main Frame
The *main frame* is a huge part arranged in the center of the
:term:`Tryton client`. *Using the Tryton client* means mainly using the
*main frame* part. It contains :term:`tabs` to organize and to show
different :term:`views`.
Model
A *model* describes how data is represented and accessed. Models
formally define records and relationships for a certain domain
of interest.
Modules
*Modules* are enclosed file packages for the :term:`Tryton server`. A
*Module* defines the :term:`Model`, the presentation of the
information (:term:`views`), functions, :term:`actions` and default
presets. Additionally *modules* may provide standardized data like ISO
names for countries. *Modules* in Tryton are build up generically. That
is, they are constructed as simple as possible to provide the
desired functionality.
Plugins
A *plugin* is an add-on module for the :term:`Tryton client`.
Popup
A small window which pops up the main window.
Records
A *record* is a singular dataset in a :term:`Model`. *Records* are
represented as lines or *records* in a relational database table.
Tabs
*Tabs* are :term:`widgets` to arrange different contents side by side.
They are used to switch quickly between different domains of interest.
Tryton uses *tabs* in two layer:
* A tabbed :term:`Main Frame`.
* Tabs inside :term:`Views`.
The main frame consists of *tabs* that embed the main menu and all views
to an appropriate :term:`model`. The other type of *tabs* is used
inside of :term:`views` to split them into visual domains of the same
model. These *tabs* are used for structuring contents of one model to
different sub headings.
Three-Tiers
A *three-tiers* application framework like Tryton, is build up of three
different software components:
1. The storage or data tier.
2. The logic or application tier.
3. The presentation tier.
The storage tier in the Tryton framework is provided by the PostgreSQL
database engine. The application logic tier is provided by
:term:`Tryton server` and its :term:`modules`. The presentation tier is
mainly provided by the :term:`Tryton client`. In a *three tiers*
framework, the presentation tier (client) never connects directly to the
storage tier. All communication is controlled by the application tier.
Tree View
*Tree view* is a mode of :term:`views` showing sets of :term:`data`.
*Tree views* can be flat lists or tables as well as tree-like nested
lists.
Tryton Server
The *Tryton server* is the application or logic tier in the
:term:`three-tiers` application platform *Tryton*. The *Tryton server*
connects the underlying application logic of the different
:term:`modules` with corresponding database records. The
*Tryton server* provides different interfaces to present the
generated information:
* :term:`Tryton client`: (graphical user interface GUI)
* XMLRPC see [WP-XMLRPC]_
* WebDAV see [WP-WebDAV]_
* OpenOffice
Tryton Client
The *Tryton client* application is the graphical user interface (GUI)
of the :term:`Tryton server`.
Views
A *view* is the visual presentation of :term:`data`.
*Views* resides inside :term:`tabs` in the :term:`main frame` of the
:term:`Tryton client`. There are two general types of *views* in Tryton:
1. :term:`Form`
2. :term:`Board`
Each of the view types has different modes to show data. *Views*
are built of several :term:`widgets` and provide often additional
:term:`actions`. It is also possible to present the same data in
different view modes alternately.
Widgets
A *Widget* is a visual element of a graphical user interface (GUI). Some
*Widgets* solely show informations, others allow manipulation from user
side. Example *Widgets* are buttons, check-boxes, entry-boxes, selection
lists, tables, lists, trees, ...
Wizards
*Wizards* define stateful sequences of interaction to proceed
complex :term:`actions`. A *wizard* divides the complexity of some actions
into several user guided steps.
References
**********
.. [WP-XMLRPC] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xmlrpc
.. [WP-WebDAV] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webdav
.. [WP-CSV] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values
.. [WP-ENCOD] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Character_encoding
:Authors:
Udo Spallek, Cédric Krier, Bertrand Chenal, Anne Krings
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Tryton is a three-tiers high-level general purpose application platform
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written in Python and uses PostgreSQL as database engine.
It is the core base of an Open Source ERP.
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Client Usage
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This document is the reference about the concepts of the graphical user
interface (also known as *Tryton client* ) in the Tryton application framework.
Name
****
tryton - Graphical user client of the Tryton application framework
Synopsis
********
::
tryton [options]
After start up, there raises the `login dialog`__ and optionally a
`tips dialog`__.
__ Menu-File-Connect_
__ Menu-Help-Tips_
Options
*******
--version Show program version number and exit
-h, --help Show help message and exit
-c FILE, --config=FILE Specify alternate `configuration file`_
-v, --verbose Enable basic debugging
-l LOG_LEVEL, --log-level=LOG_LEVEL Specify the log level: INFO, DEBUG,
WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL
-u LOGIN, --user=LOGIN Specify the login user
-p PORT, --port=PORT Specify the server port
-s SERVER, --server=SERVER Specify the server hostname
Overview
********
The following schematic illustration of the Tryton client shows the names of
all important visual parts.
Figure: Tryton client application::
Client Window _______________________________________________________
| Tryton _ o x|
|-------------------------------------------------------|
Menu bar | File User Form Options Plugins Shortcuts Help |
|_______________________________________________________|
| |
Tool bar | New Save | Delete | Find Previous Next Switch v |
|-------------------------------------------------------|
| ______ |
Tab bar | [Menu] |[Tab1]| [Tab2] ... |
|---------| | -------------------------------------|
| .------- ------------------------------------. |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
View | | | |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
| |___________________________________________________| |
View Status line | | Record 1/2 - Editi... | |
| |___________________________________________________| |
|_______________________________________________________|
Client Status line | user@localh... user Requests [] []|
|_______________________________________________________|
:TODO: Find a way for translatable illustrations, since SVG is not supported
by many browsers...
Menu Bar
^^^^^^^^
The menu bar is the main control unit. It provides most of the functionalities
of the client application. The menu bar is grouped into categories. It is
controlled with mouse or keyboard. The `menu bar items`_ are explained later.
Mouse and Keyboard use
++++++++++++++++++++++
Most functions of the Tryton client can be used with mouse or keyboard.
`Key bindings`__ for all menu items are preset. Furthermore all key bindings
are manually configurable. To change the binding of a menu item the user needs
to put the cursor onto it and simply press the user defined key combination.
Usually key bindings are composed with modifier keys.
__ Menu-Help-Keyboard_Shortcuts_
Additionally the menu bar items are accessible with the *Alt* or *Option* key.
The user needs to hold the *Alt* or *Option* key followed by the underlined
character of the menu bar item to choose. To dive into deeper menu levels,
he needs to release the *Alt* or *Option* key and to simply press the
underlined letter of the sub menu item.
.. Warning:: Beware to hold the *Alt* or *Option* key on diving into sub menus.
It will actually change the key binding for this menu item!
The second mouse button (usually right mouse button) provides an additional
contextual menu for some views and fields. In this context menu the user finds
:term:`actions` to copy and paste contents or setting up default values or
selections for several fields.
Drag and drop is provided for arranging tabs.
Tool Bar
^^^^^^^^
The tool bar contains some often used menu functions mapped to icons.
:TODO: Create a menu item for attachments and move the following paragraph
to the menu item
In addition to the menu bar the tool bar contains a button called
*Attachment*. The attachment item handles the document management system of
Tryton which is able to attach files to an arbitrary :term:`model`. The button
has two functions. It is showing how many attachments are linked to the
current view. On click it opens the attachment :term:`dialog`. This dialog
has the following layout:
* Preview: Show a preview picture of the selected attachment
* Description: Show and edit free text description for the selected attachment
* Attachment list: Show and select all attachments for the given resource
* Actions:
- Save Text: Save the description text to the selected attachment.
- Add File...: Add a file as attachment. A file dialog opens.
- Add Link...: Add a link to a file as attachment. A file dialog opens.
- Save as...: Save the selected attachment to the local file system.
- Delete...: Delete the selected attachment.
- Close
Tabbed Main Frame
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This part of the client contains all the related contents and
functions provided by the :term:`Tryton server` :term:`modules`.
All aspects inside the *main frame* depend at least on the individual set
of installed modules.
The main frame provides a `tabbed document interface`__ to arrange different
views side by side. New :term:`tabs` are opened by special :term:`actions`,
like choosing a menu item or clicking some action buttons. All tabs include
titles which show the name of the provided view.
__ TDI_
.. _TDI: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabbed_document_interface
.. Note:: Inside :term:`views` there could be tabs, too.
Main Menu
+++++++++
The first left tab contains the *main menu* (... not to mix up with
the menu bar!). The *main menu* does not contain fixed menu items.
All of them are dynamically provided by the actual set of the installed
:term:`modules` depending on the access rules of the current user. If a menu
item is clicked, the appropriate action will open in a new tab. As the figure
below illustrates, the *main menu* is split up in three frames.
The upper left frame contains the first or top level entries of the *main
menu*. Standard top level entries are 'Administration' and 'Tryton'.
.. note:: The *administration* menu will be explained in the modules
documentation for the 'IR' module, the *information repository*.
The top level entry 'Tryton' connects to the website of the Tryton project.
The right frame is showing a :term:`tree view` substructure of menu *items*
and *headings*. With the arrow keys it is possible to navigate inside the menu.
By pressing *Enter* or double-clicking onto the menu item the appropriate
:term:`views` opens. Using left and right arrow to expand or contract sub
items of a heading.
Figure: Main Menu Tab::
________________________________________________________
| Tryton _ o x|
|--------------------------------------------------------|
| File User Form Options Plugins Shortcuts Help |
|________________________________________________________|
| |
| New Save | Delete | Find Previous Next Switch v |
|________________________________________________________|
| ______ |
| |[Menu]| [Tab1] [Tab2] ... |
|--| | ---------------------------------------------|
| | -------------.------------------------------. |
| | Top Level Entry 1 | Menu | | |
| | Top Level Entry 2 |---------------------+--------| |
| | ... | Item 1 | | |
| | Administration | Item 2 | | |
| | Tryton | > Heading | | |
| |____________________| Sub Item 1 | | |
| | Shortcuts [+][-]| Sub Item 2 | | |
| |--------------------| > Sub Heading | | |
| | Sub Item 2 | Sub Sub ... | | |
| | | | | |
| | | | | |
| |____________________|_____________________|________| |
| | Record 1/2 - Editi... | |
| |___________________________________________________| |
|________________________________________________________|
| user@localh... user Requests [] []|
|________________________________________________________|
The lower left menu frame shows a user adjustable *shortcuts* menu. This menu
is for collecting often used menu items. Using a *shortcut* item will open
the appropriate view in a new tab, just with a double mouse click.
A menu item is added to the *shortcut* menu by pushing the plus button [+]
in the *shortcut* menu. The minus button [-] in conjunction with a selected
*shortcut* item removes it from the *shortcut* list.
Home Action
+++++++++++
Another tab opens during the startup of the Tryton client: the home action.
It is usually an item of the `Main Menu`_ which opens, when the user call his
`Home`__ action defined in the `preferences`__.
__ Menu-Form-Home_
__ Menu-User-Preferences_
Status Lines
^^^^^^^^^^^^
The Tryton client provides two layers of *status lines*. One for the whole
client application, called *client status line* and one for the :term:`views`
residing in :term:`tabs`, called *view status line*.
Client Status Line
++++++++++++++++++
The client status line provides general informations of the state of the
Tryton client. It is divided in three parts.
* On its left side are details of the server connection shown including
database and user informations if connected. It is also noted there, if
there is no connection to a Tryton server at all. The left side information
of the client status line is build with the following pattern::
<user-name>@<tryton-server-address>:<port>/<database-name>
* In the center the real name of the Tryton user is shown.
* The right side of the client status line provides informations about open
requests for the actual user. There is also a button to create and to
find allocated requests.
View Status Lines
+++++++++++++++++
Each tab has a separate *view status line* at the bottom, just above the
client status line. The status line for :term:`views` in each tab inform on
the one hand about the actual *position* (sequence) of the selected record and
on the other hand about the total count of records in the corresponding
:term:`tree view`. The *id number* of the selected record is shown in
parantheses. The view status line is build by the following pattern::
Record: <pos> / <count> (id: <id>)
Menu Bar Items
**************
The following section describes the function of each menu bar entry in detail.
A rule of thumb: All items of the menu bar that are suffixed by three dots
(...) will open an intermediate :term:`dialog` for setting up the provided
menu action. Most dialogs provides a *Cancel* button, used to stop the
complete dialog process.
File
^^^^
The file menu level provides functions about Tryton server login,
Database maintenance and closing the client application.
.. _Menu-File-Connect:
Connect...
By choosing this menu entry the client will be connected to an available
Tryton server. A :term:`dialog` opens to request credentials:
* `Server`__
* Database: Database to connect server side
* User name: Tryton user name to login
* Password: Tryton password to login
* Actions:
- Connect: Connects to the server with the given credentials.
- Cancel
.. note:: Depending on server configuration for session timeout, the actual
user may be logged out of the current session, and need to login again.
Default timout for logging out is six minutes.
__ File-Server-Connection_
.. _Menu-File-Disconnect:
Disconnect...
Disconnects the client from an active server connection. In case of unsaved
changes in an open tab, the Tryton client will request for saving the
changes.
Database
++++++++
This menu level provides tools to maintain Tryton databases.
For all database operations the user needs to know the Tryton server password.
.. warning:: Concider not to use this server-site maintaining functions
if there are security concerns. Since there are always security
concerns in a multiuser environment, better disclaim to provide
this functions on database level.
.. note:: Postgres database names are restricted by some rules:
* Allowed characters are alpha-nummeric [A-Za-z0-9] and
underscore (_).
* First character must be an alphabetic letter.
* The maximum length of a database name is 64 characters.
Tryton automatically checks if the given database name follows
the rules.
.. _Menu-File-New_Database:
New Database
Opens a :term:`dialog` for creating a new Tryton database with an initial
user called *admin*.
* Server Setup:
- `Server Connection`__
- Tryton Server Password: The password given in the Tryton server
configuration.
* New Database Setup:
- Database Name: The name of the new database.
- Default Language: The default language of the new database.
- Admin Password: The *admin*-user password of the new database.
- Confirm Admin Password: Repeat the password of the new 'admin' user.
* Actions:
- Create: Creates the new database with initial user *admin* and the
provided password.
- Cancel
__ File-Server-Connection_
.. note:: The appropriate Tryton database user (defined in the Tryton server
configuration) needs to be authorized to create databases for this step.
.. _Menu-File-Restore_Database:
Restore Database
Opens a :term:`dialog` to restore a previously created database backup
file.
* File choose menu dialog
- Choose a database backup file in the file system to be restored.
- Actions:
+ Open: Open the chosen backup file.
+ Cancel
* Restore Database dialog:
- `Server Connection`__
- Tryton Server Password: The password given in the Tryton server
configuration.
- File to Restore: Show filename and path.
- New Database Name: Enter a new name for the database to be restored
- Actions:
+ Restore: Proceed database restore.
+ Cancel
__ File-Server-Connection_
.. _Menu-File-Backup_Database:
Backup Database
Open a :term:`dialog` to backup an existing database and save it as a file.
* `Backup a Database` dialog
- `Server connection`__
- Database: Choose the Tryton database to backup.
- Tryton Server Password: The password given in the Tryton server
configuration.
- Actions:
+ Backup: Proceed database backup.
+ Cancel
* `Save Backup File` dialog
- Choose a filename and location for the created backup file.
- Save the backup file.
__ File-Server-Connection_
.. _Menu-File-Drop_Database:
Drop Database
Open a :term:`dialog` to delete an existing Tryton database.
* `Delete a Database` dialog
- `Server Connection`__
- Database: Choose a database to delete.
- Tryton Server Password: The password given in the Tryton server
configuration.
* Confirmation Dialog
- Yes: Drop the database
- No: Do not drop the database
- Cancel
__ File-Server-Connection_
.. _File-Server-Connection:
Server (connection) dialog:
This :term:`dialog` is widely used to setup a Tryton server connection.
This dialog shows the actual state of the client/server communication.
It also shows when there is no connection to a Tryton server at all.
The *Change* button opens a dialog for connection details:
* Server: Network address or IP number of the Tryton server (protocols
are not supported)
* Port: Port where the Tryton server listens.
.. note:: If there is no connection to a Tryton server, many items in menu bar
and tool bar are de-activated.
User
^^^^
This menu bar item controls the preferences of the actual user and connects
to the *request system* in Tryton.
.. _Menu-User-Preferences:
Preferences...
A preference dialog opens, where the actual user can show and edit his
personal settings. All user preferences are stored server side.
I.e. logging in with the same credentials from different computers
always restores the same preferences.
* Name: Real name of the Tryton user.
* Password: Password of the Tryton user.
* Email: Email address of the Tryton user.
* Signature: Signature block for the Tryton user.
* Menu Action: Defines the action which is called as the
`main menu`_.
* Home Action: Defines the action which is called as `home action`__.
* Language: Language of the client appearance.
* Timezone: The local timezone where the user/client resides.
* Groups: Defines the users membership for accessing.
__ Menu-Form-Home_
.. _Menu-user-send-a-request:
Send a Request
Opens a tab in :term:`form view` which eneable the user to send
requests to other users of the same database.
.. _Menu-user-read-my-request:
Read my Requests
Opens a tab in :term:`tree view` showing all requests depending to the
actual user. Fields and actions of requests:
* On top
- From: User name of the sender
- To: User name of the request receiver
- References: Count of the attached references
- Subject: The subject of the request.
- Priority: An importance priority of the request.
+ High
+ Low
+ Normal
* *Request* tab
- Body: The textual part of the request.
- History: The history of past reply to this request.
+ From: Sender of the past request
+ To: Receiver of the past request
+ Summary: Summary of the body text of the past request.
* Trigger Date: Defines time and date when the request will be sent
automatically.
* State: State of the request. Possible states for the request are:
- Draft: The request is saved in the system, but not posted.
- Waiting: The request is sent without receiving a reply message.
- Chatting: The message is replied or in discussion.
- Closed: The message is closed/fulfilled/answered.
* Actions:
- Send: Sends the actual message to receiver
- Reply: Reply or answer the actual message
- close: Closes the actual message
* *References* tab
- References
+ Reference: The reference type
+ (Target): Defines an reference attached to the request.
.. note:: When the talk is about requests, think of an internal system of
Tryton, which is very similar to email.
Form
^^^^
The form menu contains functions for the *actual form* in the tab which
is open. Some operations are working with one record or with a selection of
:term:`records`. In :term:`form view` the actual record is selected for
operations. In :term:`tree view` all selected records are used for operations.
.. _Menu-Form-New:
New:
Creates a new record.
.. _Menu-Form-Save:
Save:
Saves the actual record.
.. _Menu-Form-Duplicate:
Duplicate:
Duplicates the content of the actual record in a newly created record.
.. _Menu-Form-Delete:
Delete:
Deletes the selected or actual record.
.. _Menu-Form-Find:
.. _search_widget:
Find...:
Opens a :term:`dialog` for finding :term:`fields` with search criteria and
operators.
* Search criteria: Defines the aspects to seek for.
* General search operators:
- Equals: Search for results which exactly contain the following term.
- Is Different: Search for results which are different to the following
term.
* Additional search operators on numbers, amounts and strings:
- Contains: Search for results which contain the following term.
- Not Contains: Search for results which do not include the
following term.
* Additional search operators for numbers and amounts:
- Is Between: Search for results inside a range (from - to).
- Is Not Between: Search for results outside a range (from - to).
* Advanced Search expander opens additional search criteria.
- Limit: Limits the count of results.
- Offset: Skips a number of results and show only the following.
* Actions:
- Find: Search for results of the given criteria.
- New: Create a new record (used when search was fruitless, to create
quickly a new record).
- Ok: Open the selected results.
- Cancel
.. note:: De-activated records are only shown in the results, when the
*Active* search criteria is set to *No*.
.. _Menu-Form-Next:
Next:
Goes to the next record in a list (sequence).
.. _Menu-Form-Previous:
Previous:
Goes to the last record in a list (sequence).
.. _Menu-Form-Switch_View:
Switch View:
Switches the actual view aspect to:
* :term:`Form view`
* :term:`Tree view`
* :term:`Graph view`
Not all views provide all aspects.
.. _Menu-Form-Menu:
Menu:
Activate or re-open the menu tab.
.. _Menu-Form-Home:
Home:
Opens a new `home`__ tab.
__ Menu-User-Preferences_
.. _Menu-Form-Close:
Close:
Closes the current tab. Request :term:`Dialog` in case of unsaved changes.
.. _Menu-Form-Previous_Tab:
Previous Tab:
Shows the previous (left) tab of the actual tab.
.. _Menu-Form-Next_Tab:
Next Tab:
Shows the next (right) tab of the actual tab.
.. _Menu-Form-View_Logs:
View Logs...:
Shows generic information of the current record.
.. _Menu-Form-Go_to_Record_ID:
Go to Record ID...:
Opens specific record id in the current view.
.. _Menu-Form-Reload_Undo:
Reload/Undo:
Reloads the content of the actual tab.
.. _Menu-Form-Actions:
Actions...:
Shows all actions for the actual view, model and record.
.. _Menu-Form-Print:
Print...:
Shows all print actions for the actual view, model and record.
.. _Menu-Form-Export_Data:
Export Data...:
Export of current/selected records into :term:`CSV`-file or open it in Excel.
* Predefined exports
- Choose preferences of already saved exports.
* All Fields: Fields available from the model.
* Fields to export: Defines the specific fields to export.
* Options:
- Save as CSV: Save export as a CSV file.
- Open in Excel: Open export in an Excel table.
* Add field names: Add a header row with field names to the export data.
* Actions:
- Add: Adds selected fields to *Fields to export*.
- Remove: Removes selected fields from *Fields to export*.
- Clear: Removes all fields from *Fields to export*.
- Save Export: Saves field mapping to a *Predefined export* with a name.
- Delete Export: Deletes a selected *Predefined export*.
- Ok: Exports the data (action depending on *Options*).
- Cancel
.. _Menu-Form-Import_Data:
Import Data...:
Import records from :term:`CSV`-file.
* All Fields: Fields available in the model (required fields are marked up).
* Fields to Import: Exact sequence of all columns in the CSV file.
* File to Import: File :term:`dialog` for choosing a CSV file to import.
* CSV Parameters: Setup specific parameters for chosen CSV file.
- Field Separator: Character which separates CSV fields.
- Text Delimiter: Character which encloses text in CSV.
- Encoding: :term:`Character encoding` of CSV file.
- Lines to Skip: Count of lines to skip a headline or another offset.
* Actions:
- Add: Adds fields to *Fields to Import*.
- Remove: Deletes fields from *Fields to Import*.
- Clear: Removes all fields from *Fields to Import*.
- Auto-Detect: Tries to auto detect fields in the CSV *File to Import*.
- Ok: Proceeds the data import.
- Cancel
Options
^^^^^^^
The Options menu sets up many visual and context depending preferences.
Menubar
+++++++
.. _Menu-Options-Menubar-Default:
Default:
Shows labels and icons as defaulted in the GTK configuration.
.. _Menu-Options-Menubar-Text_and_Icons:
Text and Icons:
Shows labels and icons in the tool bar.
.. _Menu-Options-Menubar-Icons:
Icons:
Shows icons only in the tool bar.
.. _Menu-Options-Menubar-Text:
Text:
Shows labels only in the tool bar.
Mode
++++
.. _Menu-Options-Mode-Normal:
Normal:
Shows the client in full feature mode.
.. _Menu-Options-Mode_PDA:
PDA:
Shows the client in a condensed mode. The PDA (Personal Data Assistant) mode
hides the shortcut menu in tree views and the system status bar.
Form
++++
.. _Menu-Options-Form-Toolbar:
Toolbar:
Checkbox to disable/enable the tool bar.
.. _Menu-Options-Form-Save_Columns_Width:
Save Columns Width:
Check box to enable saving of manually adjusted widths of columns in lists
and trees.
.. _Menu-Options-Form-Spell_Checking:
Spell Checking:
Check box to enable spell checking in fields.
.. _Menu-Options-Form-Tabs_Position:
Tabs Position
Sets up the position of the :term:`tabs` inside :term:`views`:
* Top
* Left
* Right
* Bottom
.. _Menu-Options-Form-Tabs_Orientation:
Tabs Orientation
Sets up the orientation of :term:`tabs` labels inside :term:`views`.
* Horizontal: Shows tab labels oriented from left to right
* Vertical: Shows tab labels oriented from bottom to top
.. _Menu-Options-File_Actions:
Files Actions...:
Opens a dialog to setting up file types for print and open actions.
Use ``%s`` as a placeholder for the document name.
* Provided file types:
- ODT file: Open Office Writer Document
- PDF file: Adobes(TM) Portable Document Format
- PNG file: Portable Network Graphics format
- TXT file: Pure text file
* Provided actions
- Open: Setting up program system call which opens the specific file type.
- Print: Setting up program system call printing the specific file type.
.. _Menu-Options-Save_Options:
Save Options:
Saves all the options.
Plugins
^^^^^^^
Plug-ins are client side add-ons for Tryton. There are some included plug-ins
with the standard client.
Execute a Plugin
++++++++++++++++
Translate View:
Creates a translation table of the current view.
Print Workflow:
Creates a graph which shows the work flow of the current view.
Print Workflow (complex):
Like 'Print Workflow', with additional sub work flows inherited by the
curret view.
Shortcuts
^^^^^^^^^
A collection of user defined shortcuts for specific resources.
Help
^^^^
.. _Menu-Help-Tips:
Tips...:
Opens the tips dialog.
* Display a new tip next time: If *checked*, the tips dialog will appear on
start.
* Previous: Shows last tip.
* Next: Shows next tip.
.. _Menu-Help-Keyboard_Shortcuts:
Keyboard Shortcuts...:
Shows the information dialog of the predefined keyboard shortcut map.
* Edition Widgets: Shows shortcuts working on text entries, relation entries
and date/time entries.
.. _Menu-Help-About:
About...:
License, Contributors, Authors of Tryton
Appendix
********
Configuration File
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
::
~./tryton # General configuration
~./trytonsc # Shortcut configuration
:Authors:
Udo Spallek, Bertrand Chenal, Mattias Behrle, Anne Krings
:TODO:
* Search for TODO in this document.
* More and less linking to glossary.
* Check for mistakes.
* Better/Corrected explanations
* Check redundancies