Fixed some issues in the Dutch relationship calculator and also
extended the ordinal and removed lists till 50, just like the
English lists.
* Replaced huge lists by reusable lists.
* Fixed bug in which uncles/aunts, nephews/nieces (niblings),
siblings and cousins with an unknown gender show up as female.
* Fixed some misspellings:
drieëntwingste > drieëntwinTIgste
vierentwingste > vierentwinTIgste
edelovergrootOUD > edelovergroot
edeloudvergroot > edeloudOvergroot
Space between place, description and the event note when there are
many sources.
Change the css order between print and screen.
The chosen theme can erase prior values.
Add a width for the source column in all themes.
Fixes#10810
Instead of requiring that the entire search string matches a single one of the Person's names, the function will require that each word in the search string matches any of the Person's name fields.
Fixes#7950
Added an option to the birthday report that allows for the year of birth
(or in the case of a wedding it's year) to be printed in the report.
Resolves#5948
Added a text option to have a string that will show after a persons name
in the birthday and anniversary report. This works for both birthdays
and anniversaries.
Issue #3540
With this commit, the "master" version of the Statistics Chart
report will show a year as an ordinal number in Croatian.
So our translators will have until 5.1.0 is released to translate
the two new strings, in all the supported gramps languages.
Issue #10822
With this commit, two more reports now show a year as an
ordinal number in Croatian, and a year I missed before in
webcal.py is now fixed.
This commit also reverts the Croatian ordinal year fix in
the gramps50 statisticschart.py since upon reflection I
feel it would be better done in master, since then our
translators will have until 5.1.0 is released to do the
two new strings the fix requires.
Issue #10822
I ran gramps with a fresh copy of the example.gramps tree,
then ran the Complete Individual report. The options which
matter are "Entire Database" and "Include Notes" but I also
included the gramps-ID since that speeds up my work.
Then I noticed that hundreds of names at the end of the
output file all had the same note (N0001), whose text said
it referred to a specific person.
So I looked higher and the note inclusion started with I0044,
the default person. It was real for him but not for the next
person after him, or all the people after her.
I introduced the problem when I fixed 10033, in d6a97cf90e.
Note that this bug is independent of the CIR fix in p.r. 676
and still happens even after that pull request is applied.
The place-format option was added to the Detailed Descendant
and Detailed Ancestor text reports in cbac98894b
But those two reports use the Narrator class to show many of
their places (and dates), and that class was not modified to
use the user's custom place format.
So if a user had created a custom place format and ran
either of those two reports, their places would be shown
inconsistently. This commit fixes that.
(The non-detailed ancestor text report also uses Narrator to
show its places but that report has not had the place-format
option added to it, so this commit doesn't touch it.)
When I started investigating 10822, I saw some Croatian dates
didn't seem to be working in 5.0.0, to my surprise. I believe
I fixed that in the previous commit.
With this commit, the three reports now show a year as an
ordinal number in Croatian, so I consider 10822 fixed.
If there are any additional problems displaying Croatian,
please file additional bug reports ("one bug, one report").
Fixes#10822
