| Re: red slide rule after applying filtering macro on EL -- warning, or error? [message #2266 is a reply to message #2249] |
Wed, 31 July 2024 16:23  |
thomas
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Registered: June 2014
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Dear Norvid,
this is a little tricky and it also involves a bug that I just fixed:
A range filter is turning red if it refers to a column that has empty entries. This is to make you aware that this filter hides rows even if it allows the full data range, because all empty-data rows are hidden by that filter.
In your case some of the generation values are empty. It took me a while to understand why: For evolutionary libraries the column 'Parent Generation' references the column 'Generation' in a 'topdown' direction. This reference is defined in the column properties section of the file. That information is, for instance, used by 2D-views to place arrows between markers. When DataWarrior deletes rows, which are reference by other rows, then it clears the referencing ID from rows if the referenced rows are deleted. This should happen in the 'Parent Generation' column. Due to a bug after introducing multiple runs, it wrongly removes IDs from the 'Generation' column, which I have fixed now.
There is no problem with your file, except that after deleting the Nitriles some generation numbers are missing and the filter turned red to make you aware of this fact.
You could fix your file 'Evolutionary Library.dwar' before deleting rows by changing <columnName="Generation"> to <columnName="Parent Generation"> that it looks as below:
<columnName="Parent Generation">
<columnProperty="refColumn Generation">
<columnProperty="refType topdown">
The deletion of the Nitriles causes then to remove some entries in the "Parent Generation" column, which is the expected behaviour.
Best wishes,
Thomas
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