EP2836922A1 - Fichier de donnees de documentation avec niveaux de detail - Google Patents
Fichier de donnees de documentation avec niveaux de detailInfo
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- the present invention relates to the recording and display of documentation data of a documentation data file.
- the inventors have thus highlighted a need for a new documentation file format making it possible to adapt the displayed content, in particular the level of detail of this content, to the user of the file.
- the present invention falls within this framework.
- a first aspect of the invention relates to a method of recording a documentation data file for display on a screen, comprising the following steps:
- the method according to the present invention can be implemented by computer means, for example by means of word processing software.
- the present invention it is possible, in the same file representing a document (with text, images or other), to have several versions of an element of the document with different levels of detail. This offers the possibility, when the document is edited on a screen, to choose a display level according to a desired level of detail.
- the method may further include a step of registering a link marker with said data block to make a documentation link with at least one other data block of the file.
- said link marker gives a level of detail associated with said at least one linked block.
- At least one of the level marker and the link marker is a metadata.
- the documentation data may for example include text data, image data, or the like.
- a second aspect of the invention relates to a method of displaying file documentation data, comprising the following steps of:
- the method can be implemented by computer means.
- the method may further comprise a step of determining, from a link marker with said data block, in said file, a documentation link with at least one other data block of the file.
- the method may further include a step of generating a display signal of said link.
- the method may further comprise a step of determining, from said link marker, a level of detail of said at least one other data block.
- the method may further include a step of generating a display signal of said level of detail of said at least one other data block.
- the generated signals are sent to a display device such as a screen.
- At least one of the level marker, the link marker, and the indicator is a metadata.
- the file was saved according to the first aspect.
- a third aspect of the invention relates to computer programs as well as computer program products and storage media for such programs and products, enabling the implementation of methods according to the first and / or second aspect of the invention. the invention, when the programs are stored in a memory of a documentation data file recording device or a documentation data display device and executed by a processor of such devices.
- a fourth aspect of the invention relates to a data recording medium having recorded data of the first aspect.
- the data recording medium includes a first recording portion for storing a detail level marker relative to a data block associated with said first recording portion.
- the data recording medium comprises a second recording portion for storing a documentation link marker relating to a link between a data block associated with said second portion and at least one other data block.
- Said second portion of data may include a recording sub-portion for storing for each at least one other linked data block a level of detail mark.
- a fifth aspect of the invention relates to a device configured for implementing a method according to the first aspect.
- a device for recording a documentation data file intended for display on a screen comprises a processing unit configured to subdivide said documentation data into data blocks, associating a level of detail with at least one block of data. data, record said data block with a level marker relative to said associated level of detail, said marker being intended to be compared to a desired level of detail for displaying the data on the screen.
- the processing unit may further be configured to register a link marker with said data block to make a documentation link with at least one other data block of the file.
- the link marker may provide a level of detail associated with the at least one linked block.
- At least one of the level marker and the link marker can be a metadata.
- the documentation data may include text data, image data, or the like.
- a sixth aspect of the invention relates to a device for implementing a method according to the second aspect.
- a file documentation data display device comprises a processing unit configured to determine a display detail level for displaying a data block of said file, comparing a level marker, in said file, relative at a level of detail associated with said data block at the determined display detail level, and generating a data display signal of said block if said level marker corresponds to said level of display detail.
- the processing unit may further be configured to determine, from a link marker with said data block, in said file, a documentation link with at least one other block of data in the file.
- the processing unit may further be configured to generate a display signal of said link.
- the processing unit may further be configured to determine, from said link marker, a level of detail of said at least one other data block.
- the processing unit may further be configured to generate a display signal of said level of detail of said at least one other data block.
- At least one of the level marker, the link marker and the indicator may be a metadata.
- the file was recorded according to a method according to the first aspect.
- the objects according to the second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth aspects of the invention provide at least the same advantages as those provided by the method according to the first aspect.
- the devices may include means for implementing optional features mentioned for the first and second aspects in terms of method.
- FIG. 3 illustrates a data format according to one embodiment
- FIGS. 4 and 5 are flow charts of steps implemented according to embodiments.
- FIG. 6 schematically illustrates a device according to embodiments of the invention.
- this is a file format in which data (eg metadata) of "precision level” (or “detail”) are recorded for each element constituting the document (for example, a chapter). , paragraph, figure, or other).
- data eg metadata
- precision level or “detail”
- This data can be specified by a user when saving the data file. For example, he chooses a number of possible levels of detail (one, two, three, or more) and then assigns to various elements of the document represented by the file one of these levels.
- the level of detail data (for example, metadata) is interpreted to provide the user with the ability to view the different levels of detail available for that or that part of the document.
- this display It is possible to consider the display of several windows arranged side by side with each displaying, for a document element, different levels of detail. In such an embodiment, a coordination between the windows is planned to display in a coordinated manner the same parts of the document but in different levels of detail. Alternatively or in combination, these windows are not presented simultaneously but open at the request of the user. Elements, for example on which it is possible to click, are presented to the user to indicate the possibility of opening a new window with a new level of detail.
- Figure 1 illustrates a viewing window according to one embodiment.
- the window 100 according to FIG. 1 has two sub-windows 101 and 102.
- the sub-window 101 is the main viewing window in which the document is displayed to the user according to a predefined level of detail. For example, when opening the file, the user is asked to specify the level of detail desired to display the data. For example again, there is a default level of detail.
- the user can then consult the document by scrolling the window with a cursor 103.
- a frame 104 is presented to the user to change the level of detail relative to an element of the document. For example, this frame is displayed when the user passes a cursor (a "mouse") on the element in question.
- a cursor a "mouse"
- the element "text2" it is assumed that the user has selected the element "text2" (it is for example text, an image or other), for example by placing a mouse on this element.
- the frame 104 is then displayed and indicates three increasing levels of detail available for this element (DetaiM, Detail2 and Detail3).
- the sub-window 102 is the detail window for displaying a user selected item according to the level of detail selected by the user.
- FIG. 2 illustrates another exemplary embodiment of a viewing window.
- the window 200 according to the example of Figure 2 simultaneously displays the different levels of detail available for the file. For the sake of clarity, only the "text2" element is detailed in this viewing window.
- a frame 202 adjacent to the frame 201, displays the document with the detail level "DetaiH" for the "Text2" element.
- the element “Text2” there is the element “Text2_detail1” which details the element "Text2”.
- a frame 203 adjacent to the frame 202, displays the document with the level of detail "Detail2" for the item "Text2".
- the "Text2_detail2” element which details the “Text2” element, more than the "Text2_detail1" element.
- This frame (not shown) displays the document with a level of detail "Detail3" for the "Text2" element.
- this frame displays the "Text2_detail3" element which details the “Text2” element, more than the "Text2_detail2” element.
- Figure 3 illustrates a data structure for representing a file for a display as discussed above.
- This data structure can be recorded on a data medium such as a CD-ROM, a DVD-ROM, a USB key, a hard disk, or the like.
- the data structure 300 of Figure 3 represents a portion of a documentation data file.
- a file may comprise several elements 300 as discussed with reference to FIG.
- a portion of data 301 stores an identification of a data block.
- this data block is relative to an element of a document represented by the file to which the block belongs.
- this block may for example represent an element such as "Text2". It can be text, image, spreadsheet or other data.
- the identification of the data block is for example a number coded in binary or hexadecimal.
- a portion of data 302 stores a documentation link marker of the data block with other data blocks of the file to which the block belongs.
- the link marker includes one or more data sub-portions 303, 304 and 305 identifying data blocks related to the identified block in the data portion 301.
- the link marker further includes one or more data sub-portions 306, 307 and 308 respectively associated with the sub-portions 303, 304 and 305, identifying a level of detail associated with the linked data blocks.
- the data portion 301 can identify the "Text2” element, and the data portions 303, 304 and 305 can respectively identify the “Text2_detail1", “Text2_detail2” and “Text2_detail3” elements. ". Portions 306, 307 and 308 then respectively identify the levels of detail “DetaiH”, “Detail2" and "Detail3".
- a portion of data 309 stores a level of detail associated with the data block identified in portion 301. This is for example a level coded in binary or hexadecimal.
- a portion of data 310 stores the actual data of the data block. These include, for example, text data, image data, spreadsheet data, or the like.
- Fig. 4 is a flowchart of steps implemented in a method of recording a documentation data file according to embodiments. These steps may for example be implemented to generate a data structure according to FIG.
- a documentation data file This is for example text data, image, spreadsheet or other. This data is for example generated using a word processor. Then, during a step S401, the received data are subdivided into data blocks. For example, a user having produced the document represented by the file received in step S400 has placed specific markers for recognizing portions of document to be considered as an element (for example, with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2, the user identifies items such as "Text2").
- the software has a feature for associating a portion of the document with a level of detail.
- the editor of the document can write, for example after two (or more) versions of the same part of a document (for example a paragraph) with different levels of detail and associate with each of these versions a level of detail corresponding.
- these markers can also allow the user to make links between parts of the document. For example, instead of creating versions one after the other, the writer can create them in another order and then link them later.
- a current data block is selected. Its level of detail is determined in step S403. For example, this level of detail is determined based on the specific markers placed by the user. In this case, further subdivision of the document, the markers indicate the level of detail of the subdivisions.
- step S404 This level of detail is then encoded and a level marker is generated in step S404.
- This marker is then recorded in step S405.
- a data portion 309 as discussed with reference to Figure 3 is generated and then stored in a memory.
- step S406 it is determined in step S406 whether the current data block is linked to another block of data in the document. Once again, the markers placed by the user can be used for this purpose. If the current block is linked to one or more other blocks (YES), this or these linked blocks are determined in step S407. It is for example to determine their identifiers or their position in the data to be recorded.
- step S408 The level of detail of the bound blocks is then determined in step S408.
- a link marker is then generated in step S409 and then recorded in step S410. For example, it is a question of generating and recording a portion of data 302 as described with reference to FIG.
- step S41 1 the data block is recorded. This is for example to record the block data in a portion 310 as described with reference to Figure 3. In this step, an identifier of the block can also be recorded (portion 301 of Figure 3).
- step S406 if no link with another block is determined (NO), go directly to step S41 1.
- the portion 302 may be empty or have a code indicating that the data block is not linked to any other block.
- step S41 1 is executed, it is determined in a step S412 if there are other blocks to be recorded.
- the file is saved by associating all the data blocks and generated markers. For example, it is a question of creating a table regrouping memory addresses where each block of data and their markers are stored. For example, these are the memory addresses corresponding to blocks as described with reference to FIG. 3 and constituting the complete file.
- Figure 5 illustrates steps implemented in a display method according to embodiments.
- a documentation data file is received during an S500 step. Then, a current data block is selected in step S501.
- a link marker associated with the data block (e.g., data portion 302 of Fig. 3) is read in step S502.
- a marker the level associated with the data block (for example the data portion 309 of FIG. 3) is read in step S503.
- step S504 the level of detail of the current block is compared to the desired level of detail for displaying the data in the documentation file.
- the detail levels of linked blocks can also be compared to the desired detail level for the display.
- step S504 it may be possible to determine, for a part (or element) of the document represented by the file received in the step S500, which block is relevant to the desired level of detail.
- step S505 it is determined whether the current data block is to be displayed. For example, it is a matter of determining whether its level of detail corresponds to the level of detail desired for displaying the data.
- a display signal is generated during step S506 to cause the display of the data (text, image or other) of the current data block, for example on a screen.
- step S507 If it is not (NO), go directly to step S507, without executing step S506.
- step S507 it is determined whether one of the linked blocks is to be displayed, for example if one of these blocks has a level of detail compatible with the level of detail desired for displaying the data.
- a display signal is generated during step S508 to cause the display of the data (text, image or other) of the linked data block corresponding to the desired display level, for example on a screen.
- step S51 1 determines if there are other blocks of data to be processed in the file.
- a step S509 can be implemented to determine whether to display the level of other linked blocks (for example to display a frame 104, as described with reference to FIG. 1). This For example, determination may depend on a user's display configuration or a user's response to a question in a graphical user interface.
- step S510 a display signal is generated in step S510 to display these levels.
- this signal can cause the display of the frame 104 described with reference to FIG. Then go to step S51 1.
- step S51 if it is determined that there are other blocks to be processed in the (YES) file, step S501 is returned to process a next block. Otherwise (NO), return to step S500 waiting for a new file.
- a recording or display device is described with reference to FIG. 6.
- the device 60 of FIG. 6 comprises a memory unit 61 (MEM).
- This memory unit comprises a random access memory for storing in an unsustainable manner calculation data used during the implementation of a method according to the invention, according to various embodiments.
- the memory unit furthermore comprises a non-volatile memory (for example of the EEPROM type) for storing, for example, a computer program, according to one embodiment, for its execution by a processor (not shown) of a memory unit.
- processing 62 (PROC) of the device For example, the memory unit may store a documentation data file as previously described.
- the device further comprises a communication unit 63 (COM), for example to receive documentation data files and / or to send display signals to a screen (not shown).
- COM communication unit
- the communication unit can also make it possible to communicate with a external storage device (hard disk, CD-ROM drive, DVD-ROM drive, USB stick, or other).
- a documentation data file may take the form of an XML format file ("eXtended Markup Language").
- paragraph 1.1 is described by a block of data 70 itself comprising data blocks 71 (TEXT 1), 72 (TEXT 2) and 73 (TEXT 3).
- the block 72 can be composed of different combinations of data blocks according to the level of detail chosen.
- Each level of detail is associated with one or more blocks of data.
- Each block of data is associated with a level of detail.
- Level 1 includes blocks 71 and 73 and a block of text data 74 (TEXT 2-1) constituting block 72.
- block 74 can be:
- the second level of detail (Level 2) comprises the blocks 71 and 73 and, to compose the block 72, the first block 74, followed by another block of data 75 (TEXT 2-2).
- the block 75 is a block of text data but it could be another type of data such as image data or other.
- block 75 can be:
- the file system is managed by a server
- NFS configured on the management node.
- Authentication is managed by a NIS server
- the third level of detail (Level 3) comprises the blocks 71 and 73 and, to constitute the block 72, the first block 74, followed by the second block 75 and itself followed by another block of data 76 (TEXT 2- 3).
- the block 76 is a block of text data but it could be another type of data such as image data, a combination of different types of data or other.
- the information provided by the blocks 74 and 75 can be presented alternative operations and / or adjustments of certain parameters.
- block 76 can be:
- the fourth level of detail comprises the block 71, the block 73 and, to constitute the block 72, the first block 74, followed by a fourth block of data 77 (TEXT 4).
- the fourth level of detail therefore does not include blocks 75 and 76.
- Block 77 replaces these blocks.
- the block 77 is a block of text data but it could be another type of data such as image data, a combination of different types of data or other.
- block 77 can be:
- the NIS client is often named ypbind, install
- the make command in the / var / yp directory of the NIS server proceed to the filling of the NIS bases by using as source the local authentication files (/ etc / passwd / etc / group and / etc / shadow) to the server.
- test group number refer to the / etc / group file of the management node. For this temporary user, it is not necessary to use a specific id, the default value can be kept
- the procedure is to create a user locally to the server and to post the lines corresponding to it / etc / passwd / etc / group / etc / shadow files in the same files of the client.
- the working directory of this user must be on a file system that is accessible to all nodes in the cluster. If there is not already such a file system, you can add one. In this case, we recommend using the default NFS server installed on the management. Edit the / etc / exports file
- Each block can be associated with one or
- block 74 is associated
- block 75 is associated with levels 2 and
- block 76 is associated with level 3 and block 77 is associated with
- the documentation generated according to embodiments is composed only of chapters (for example: Warning, Preface, Chapters, Appendices or other) and paragraphs.
- chapters for example: Warning, Preface, Chapters, Appendices or other
- paragraphs For example, the structure is fixed and a paragraph or chapter that contains nothing for the current level is displayed empty (this is the case where it is a paragraph or a chapter that contains only complex level data blocks while it is the simplified level that is required for display).
- Annexes 1 and 2 give examples of implementation. Appendix 1 gives a DTD (Document Type Definition) grammar and Appendix 2 gives an example of an XML file.
- DTD Document Type Definition
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