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PROGRAM:
NAME
SYNOPSIS
tablix2_output [ -o file ] [ options ] format file
DESCRIPTION
tablix2_output reads a timetable description in a XML format produced by Tablix from file and
OPTIONS
-o FILE
Write output to file FILE instead of the standard output.
-s OPTIONS
Set export module options. OPTIONS is a comma separated string of option=value pairs. Some
options can only be enabled and do not accept a value. You can ommit the =value part with those
(specifying the option alone will enable it). Supported options depend on the export format
used.
-d LEVEL
Set the verbosity level, where LEVEL is one of the following:
0 (only fatal error messages are shown),
1 (fatal and non-fatal errors),
2 (all errors),
3 (all of the above plus some informational messages) or
4 (all of the above plus debug messages).
-r FILE
Use timetable information from a saved Tablix session in FILE (usually named save?.txt).
Timetable with the lowest fitness value in the saved population is exported instead of any
result stored in the XML file. If this option is used, the XML file does not need to contain a
solution (i.e. the problem description file can be used).
-h
Shows a brief help message.
-v
Shows compile time options and copyright information.
-i PATH
Sets the path to export modules. By default the module path is set to the location where export
modules were installed by make install command.
FORMATS
htmlcss
XHTML 1.1 output using CSS stylesheets and UTF-8 encoding for school scheduling. Creates one
giant HTML file with all timetables (not recommended for large timetabling problems).
Use the css option to specify an alternative stylesheet (if no stylesheet is specified, a
default stylesheet is used).
Use the namedays option (without a value) to enable day names.
htmlcss2
XHTML 1.1 output using CSS stylesheets and UTF-8 encoding for school scheduling. Creates a
directory containing one HTML file per timetable. Also supports timetables that span multiple
weeks. With this module you have to specify the name of the directory where files are to be
saved (you can not use standard output).
Use the css option to specify an alternative stylesheet (if no stylesheet is specified, a
default stylesheet is used).
Use the namedays option (without a value) to enable day names.
The footnotes option (without a value) changes the way events from conflicting resources are
displayed. Without this option time slots occupied by events from conflicting resources are only
marked. With this option some more information is displayed in the timetable (this is similar to
timetables produced by the htmlcss module).
With the weeksize option you can specify the number of days in a week. This can be used to
produce timetables that span multiple weeks. For example: If the timetable has 15 days (the
width of the "time" matrix and weeksize is set to 5, timetable will be displayed as 3 separate
weeks. Default week size is 5 days.
csv
General "comma separated values" format in UTF-8 encoding suitable for import into spreadsheet
programs and further processing.
vcal
vCalendar 2.0 (also known as iCal or iCalendar) compatible output. Use this format to generate a
list of events for one class or one teacher that is suitable for import into cell phones,
calendaring applications, etc.
You have to specify all of the following options for this export module to work correctly:
starttime
Time and date of the first time slot in the timetable (a suitable time and date
would for example be Monday, 4 September 2006, at 8:00 AM) written in basic ISO
8601 format (previous example in this format would be "20060904T080000").
length
Length of each event in the timetable in minutes (for example "40")
restype
Type of resource for which to export the timetable. Use "teacher" for teachers and
"class" for student classes.
resource
Name of the resource for which to export the timetable.
gnutu
XML format suitable for import into Gnutu Student's Schedule (see http://gnutu.org).
This module can create a timetable for a single class of students or a directory with timetables
for all defined classes. In the first case, specify the name of the class with the class option.
If you do not specify this option all timetables will be generated. In this case you have to
specify a name for the directory into which the timetables will be saved (use the -o option).
By default the first timeslot begins at 8:00, the second at 9:00 and so on. If you would like to
change that, make a file with one time slot time per line. Then specify this file with the hours
option.
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