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[REBOL] Re: an awful 'to-word bug...

From: Christophe:Coussement:mil:be at: 10-Sep-2003 12:44

Hi Anton,
> I am interested why you need to do this. > How is your code used. > Can you show us some real example data? > > Anton. >
USE CONTEXT ----------- Scales evaluation of psychotechnical testing are stored into a MS SQLServer DB There is one row per scale. I need to get those data, reformat it for easier access, and compose a report which will be submitted to the psychologist who will evaluate the client. EXAMPLE ------- 1. Get data from DB: ["84040942" "10-4-2002 " 6 "CP" "Ac " "25.00" "46.00 "] ["84040942" "10-4-2002 " 6 "CP" "Ai " "23.00" "42.00 "] which are: ['client_id 'comparution_date 'test_id 'test_name 'scale name 'raw_score 'standard_score] 2. reformat the data, which become: results: [cp [test_name "CP" test_date "10-4-2002" Ac [raw "25.00" std "46.00"] Ai [raw "23.00" std "42.00"]] 3. use those reformated data for reporting: ac: results/cp/ac/std ai: results/cp/ai/std report: compose/deep load pdf-report-template in which 'pdf-report-template is a "pdf-maker"-based document definition where ea we find: textbox 82 13 30 5 [font Courier 4 "Lp = " (ac)] All those handling results into a dynamic created PDF report. More than 200 data/clent are handled the same way, which results in 5 reports. Hope this answers your question ;-) ==xtof