Andrew po-jung Ho wrote:
> Hmm... Are you suggesting that the "templates" should contain the tags as part of
>the template? It seems that the "text" is already quite cluttered as is.
>
You can include HTML markup to make your rendered note look
better.I also believe (haven't tried it) that you could create a
"Note Text Only" template with '\n' in it to cause a linebreak in
the raw note. This should be the same as pressing the RETURN key
in a <textarea>
As Dr. Caldwell suggested, you can use XHTML to facilitate
parsing without the markup displaying in your rendered note. I
know he has fought this problem a great deal and probably has the
best solution. Just let the raw text look 'raw'. It's a browser!
> Indeed, you can even create recursive templates :-).
I can guarantee that if you include a Major Template inside a
Major Template it will explode all over your Encounter note.
Besides you'll get an Excessive Recursion Exception. <s>
> Got it! Makes it hard to use FreePM for clinical research :-).
As you well know, you can do full text indexes in Zope. So, it
really should be easier taht in a RDBMS esp. using the template's
structured vocabulary.
> Have you decided what license to release the source code under?
>
http://www.freepm.org:8080/FreePM/license_html
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