* New chart to visualize the adherence to the current plan
* Allowing retrospective analysis of behavior: Shifted, missed,
completed, unplanned activities
* Grouping is always on a monthly basis
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* New chart: Agenda
* Removed the agenda from the calendar chart
* Reworked the agenda
* Separate panes for activities, phases, events
* Phases and events can be edited from this chart
* Showing descriptions of activities and events (optional)
* TimeUtils: New functions to convert days to weeks or months for user
friendly UIs
* EditPhaseDialog: Enforcing from-date < to-date
* Hack: Since ids of events are not filled, matching them by comparing
all available fields when selecting the instance to edit
* Created new Trends-Chart "Planning Calendar"
* Added supporting tools to Colors
* Added notification about changed season
* Updated ManualActivityWizard to optionally take the date as parameter
* Added some new icons for the calendar
* Reading normalized sport from RideItem
* Showing all events from all seasons
* Added chart-setting to configure the first day of the week
* Added chart-setting to show / hide the summary column
* Updated the appearance of planned workouts (orange icon with no background)
* Setting a pixmap next to the cursor while dragging an activity
* Added a weekly summary
* Summary and entries can be configured in chart-settings
* Replaced some material icons (phases, events, generic sport) with
ones from breeze (https://github.com/KDE/breeze-icons)
* Updated the calendar-navigation-header
* Minor visual updates (no orange icons on blue selection, ...)
* Always showing subsport when creating a completed / planned activity
* Added "Show in Train Mode..." to Calendar
.. make it possible to add a blank overview chart, which is
useful when building your own dashboards
.. at the same time added a minium scene columns, so when
building a dashboard you don't get a huge item as you
add things, its scaled to a default of 5 columns.
.. will add options to customise the minimum columns so
users can adapt if needed.
.. whilst adding options to the window registry I also
fixed the fact that the old summary was replaced by
overview but with an incorrect window type that meant
it didn't get retained.
.. applies to all charts in the perspective, so you can create
a perspective called "Running" and set the filter to "isRun"
and all charts in the perspective will only show data from
runs.
.. updated charts on Trends view to honor the perspective
filter, as below:
* Overview
* Trends
* User Chart
* Treemap
* Critical Power
* R Chart
* Python Chart
* Histogram - for metrics
* Summary - no change as deprecating shortly
.. renamed the HomeView to TrendsView in line with some of the
other recent name changes. The class names were set over 10
years ago and no longer reflect the UI concepts.
.. New signal: GcWindow::perspectiveChanged(Perspective *)
When the chart is moved from one perspective to another, likely does
not need to do anything on Analysis view, but on Trends view its
quite likely the filter has changed, so refresh is needed.
.. New signal: GcWindow::perspectiveFilterChanged(QString)
When the perspective filter is updated this signal is called but
only on trends view since it doesn't really matter on Analysis
from the charts point of view.
.. the 'Details' chart now combines editing the metada fields such as
workout, sport, notes and so on, with an additional tab 'Raw Data'
that contains the RideEditor.
.. it is now no longer possible to add Editor inidividually and the
Summary and Details chart is deprecated (Summary will also be
removed once Overview has enough functionality to replace it).
.. updated the overview chart to support trend view and summarise
a season or date range.
.. scope now meaningful in the item registry.
.. added a new TopNOverviewItem to view a ranked list of activities
by metric.
.. updated sparkline to plot variable range (>30days)
.. sort and multisort datafilter functions adjusted as caused a
SEGV during testing (sorry not in separate commit).
.. basic user chart only on analysis view. Users can specify
a data filter script to prepare data for the x and y axes.
It uses the generic chart to visualise so one step closer
to a UX where all charts have the same behaviour.
.. will need to update to place on trends view, including
updating the way userdata works and possibly adding a
few new functions to support working with models and mmp
data amongst a few other things.
.. likely contains quite a few nits as most of the code
is related to configuration and is a bit thorny.
.. update the registry to support both independently. This is
to get the ridesummary bool set to trigger refresh when the
user selects a season on trend view.
.. added a python chart type, it doesn't execute code
yet. Just a reimplementation of the RChart UX
.. next we need to trap output and run code on selection
before proceeding to setting an API for Data and Charting
.. widget to replace summary chart - but at this stage is
just blank and need to work on drag and drop ui for
managing cards before adding any content
.. also commented out the planning widget for 3.4.1
.. use GcChartWindow as the base class for all charts -- so
we can truly upload *any* chart to the cloudDB
.. miscellaneous charts that were still defined as GcWindow
have been converted to GcChartWindow
.. GcChartWindow layout issues (using QGridLayout insted of
a QStackedLayout) are fixed which will also resolve a few
rendering issues related to NOWEBKIT.
.. Aerolab needed lots of cosmetic fixups once it became
a GcChartWindow
.. Added 'Upload Chart...' to mirror the 'Download Chart..'
option on the hamburger menu as users will instinctively
look for the option there instead of under the chart menu.
.. you can pass all=TRUE|FALSE to GC.metrics if you want to
override the date range selection
.. also added connect to daterange select so a trend chart
will refresh when you select a date range
Introducing a directory structure to make it a bit less
daunting for new developers and perhaps even old hands.
The main folders all start with an upper character, so src
files are now located in;
* Core - Core data structures
* Gui - Main GUI elements
* Metrics - Models and Metrics
* FileIO - Device and File I/O
* Charts - All the chart types
* Cloud - Working with Web Resources
* Train - Anything Train View specific
* ANT - Our ANT+ Stack
* Resources - Images, Translations, Web etc
Apologies to anyone who needs to merge across this update.
