Changeset 13167 for main/waeup.kofa/trunk/docs/source/userdocs
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- 13 Jul 2015, 08:37:27 (9 years ago)
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main/waeup.kofa/trunk/docs/source/userdocs/academics.rst
r13084 r13167 164 164 above). A former course cannot be part of a curriculum. 165 165 166 Certificate courses have t o more attributes: `level` (integer) and166 Certificate courses have two more attributes: `level` (integer) and 167 167 `mandatory` (boolean). Simply put, certificate courses carry the 168 168 information at which level a certain course can or has to be taken -
main/waeup.kofa/trunk/docs/source/userdocs/customization.rst
r13133 r13167 110 110 used for sources (see :py:class:`API 111 111 <waeup.kofa.utils.utils.KofaUtils>`) but also **configuration 112 attributes** like 112 attributes** like: 113 113 114 114 .. autoattribute:: waeup.kofa.utils.utils.KofaUtils.PORTAL_LANGUAGE -
main/waeup.kofa/trunk/docs/source/userdocs/documents.rst
r13156 r13167 1 1 .. _documents: 2 2 3 Public Documents 4 **************** 3 Documents Section 4 ***************** 5 5 6 6 The documents section of Kofa is a tiny built-in content management … … 10 10 and registration procedures. 11 11 12 Technically speaking, the documents section is a container of type 13 `DocumentsContainer` with id ``documents``, which is located in the 14 `IUniversity` instance and which contains documents. There are three 15 types of public documents:: 12 Technically speaking, the documents section is a container of type `DocumentsContainer` with id ``documents``, which is located in the `IUniversity` instance and which contains public documents. There are three types of public documents:: 16 13 17 Public Documents(DocumentsContainer)14 Documents Section (DocumentsContainer) 18 15 | 19 16 +---> PDFDocument -
main/waeup.kofa/trunk/docs/source/userdocs/hostels.rst
r12908 r13167 3 3 Accommodation Section :sup:`in progress` 4 4 **************************************** 5 6 The accommodation sections is a built-in hostel management system. African universities usually run their own student hostels which are built on their huge university campuses. They combine the booking of beds with the registration process. There are two major use cases. Students either have to book a bed space before they can continue with the registration, or they are only allowed to book, if they have reached a certain registration state. In the first case, the university requires students to stay on campus. They usually have enough beds for all of their students and need to fill up the hostels. In the second case, bed space is limited. Since accommodation is usually very reasonable and much safer on campus than on the free market outside, students prefer accommodation on campus. If bed allocation e.g. requires the payment of school fees, students are forced to pay in order to get the highly coveted hostel bed. 7 8 Technically speaking, the accommodation section is a container of type `HostelsContainer` with id ``hostels``, which is located in the `IUniversity` instance. It contains hostels (instances of `IHostel`) which again contain the beds (instances of `IBed`). 9 10 The :ref:`treelike storage of objects <object_database>` in the 11 accommodation section can be figured as follows:: 12 13 14 Accommodation Section (HostelsContainer) 15 | 16 +---> Hostel 17 | 18 +---> Bed 19 20 Interfaces 21 ========== 22 23 24 .. literalinclude:: ../../../src/waeup/kofa/hostels/interfaces.py 25 :pyobject: IHostelsContainer 26 27 .. literalinclude:: ../../../src/waeup/kofa/hostels/interfaces.py 28 :pyobject: IHostel 29 30 .. literalinclude:: ../../../src/waeup/kofa/hostels/interfaces.py 31 :pyobject: IBed
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