Hej Preben,
Hvor er det dejligt, at du vil arbejde på Danmarks almanak! Men kan du også bruge de nye engelske forklaringstekster? De, der står her nu, stammer vist nok fra det franske Excel-ark og er en smule forældede.
Der er lavet en ny opstilling til alle almanakker, som nu er placeret øverst i hver almanakfil. Dette skyldes ændringer i almanakfilen, herunder parameteren "Title". Vi laver ikke længere almanakker via det franske Excel-ark. Derfor havde jeg vedhæftet de nye filer til dette opslag.
For en sikkerheds skyld vil jeg indsætte den opdaterede engelske forklaring nedenfor i opslaget igen. Der er også nogle eksempler med.
Tak på forhånd for al din indsats!
Venlig hilsen,
Mother 10
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# The format of this file is as follows:
#
# All blank lines and those beginning with "#" are considered as comments
# and thus ignored.
#
# One historic event per line with (minimum) 6 parameters separated by ";"
#
# Parameter #1 : Start Date. The format to use is : YYYYMMDD (year, month and day)
# YYYYMM and YYYY are allowed.
# (The whole line is ignored if this date is omitted)
# Parameter #2 : End Date. The format to use is : YYYYMMDD (year, month and day)
# YYYYMM and YYYY are allowed.
# Parameter #3 : Country (iso code) concerning that event
# Please check this url :
#
http://www.iso.org/iso/fr/english_country_names_and_code_elements# dz : Algeria
# ad : Andorra
# be : Belgium
# ca : Canada
# dk : Danmark
# fr : France
# de : Germany
# it : Italy
# lu : Luxembourg
# no : Norway
# pl : Poland
# es : Spain
# se : Sweden
# ch : Switzerland
# gb : United Kingdom
# us : United States
# Parameter #4 : State
# Please check this url :
https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:US#
# Parameter #5 : Region
# Please check this url :
#
# Parameter #6 : Importance of this event (a positive integer value, between
# 0 to 9), with :
# 0 = major important event. This event will be displayed, always.
# 1 = important event.
# 2 = less important event.
# etc...
# Parameter #7 : Type, with :
# a = Agriculture
# c = Climate
# m = Epidemic
# h = Starvation
# k = Disaster
# t = Demography
# i = Inventions
# y = Discoveries
# s = Day-to-day life
# e = Miscellaneous events
# w = Major wars and treaties
# v = Battles
# f = Fundamental events
# p = Political events
# g = Genealogy
# r = Kings, Presidents
# u = Other famous people
# j = Painting, photography
# n = Music and dance
# l = Litterature
# z = Movie, theatre, videos
# b = Anniversary and birth
# d = Death
# x = Wedding
# A list of types is allowed, e.g. "wp" describes an event
# in the context of a war with political proportions.
# Parameter #8 : The event description in a specific language - a prefix
# of a valid ISO-639 language code is required:
# de = German
# nl = Dutch
# en = English
# fr = French
# dk = Danmark
# it = Italian
# You can add a specific parameter for the #8 parameter, which
# is "TITLE:". This way, this title will be used by Ancestris
# in another report. Be careful, the sentence that follows
# "TITLE:" has to be no more than 45 characters long.
# See the example given below.
# Parameter #9 : If you have used the parameter TITLE for #8, add the event
# description in a specific language there. Similar to #8, a
# prefix is used:
# de = German
# nl = Dutch
# en = English
# fr = French
# it = Italian
# Parameter #10+:More event descriptions in different languages (again
# separated by ';')
#
#
# Here's an example for Bruxelles rising.
#
# 15880509;;fr;;;6;P;fr=Le Duc de Guise entre dans Paris;de=Der Herzog von Guise betritt Paris;en=The Duke of Guise enters Paris
#
# You can define a short description before the full description with "TITLE:" mark to be displayed when short value is needed
# For example
# 1540;;;;;0;p;en=TITLE:De Soto explores Southeast;en=Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto explores the Southeast
#
# The TITLE parameter can be put before each translation
# 15880509;;fr;;;6;P;fr=TITLE:Le Duc de Guise dans Paris;fr=Le Duc de Guise entre dans Paris;de=TITLE:Herzog von Guise in Paris;de=Der Herzog von Guise betritt Paris;en=TITLE:Duke of Guise in Paris;en=The Duke of Guise enters Paris
#
