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Re: [Gnumed-devel] re: windows install


From: Sebastian Hilbert
Subject: Re: [Gnumed-devel] re: windows install
Date: Sun, 21 Nov 2004 01:11:28 +0100
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On Sunday 21 November 2004 00:36, catmat wrote:
> >Syan's soltion is an automated script that modifies all the import
> > statements throughout the code to match the real file structure.
> >
> >Of course
> >rename client Gnumed
> >at the DOS prompt would work too, I have no idea why he doesn't do this,
> >
> >Ian
>
> carried away with bash.
>
> The windows documents tab works for Kirk's picture,  but I think there
> was a missing import for shutil.
>
> The unix one seemed not to work
> I 'll try a re-install of the database , perhaps it's old.
>
> > [PANIC]
> > (/home/sjtan/projects/gnumed3/gnumed/gnumed/Gnumed/wxpython/gmPatPicWidge
> >ts.py:address@hidden): cannot set patient picture from
> > [/home/sjtan/projects/gnumed3/gnumed/gnumed/client/bitmaps/empty-face-in-
> >bust.png]
> >
> > [PANIC]
> > (/home/sjtan/projects/gnumed3/gnumed/gnumed/Gnumed/wxpython/gmPatPicWidge
> >ts.py:address@hidden): exception type : exceptions.TypeError
> >
> > [PANIC]
> > (/home/sjtan/projects/gnumed3/gnumed/gnumed/Gnumed/wxpython/gmPatPicWidge
> >ts.py:address@hidden): exception value: new_BitmapFromImage()
> > takes at least 1 argument (0 given)
> >
> > [PANIC]
> > (/home/sjtan/projects/gnumed3/gnumed/gnumed/Gnumed/wxpython/gmPatPicWidge
> >ts.py:address@hidden): Traceback (most recent call
> > last):<#10-0x0A-lf>
>
cut
>
> just to show gnumed is virtually backend ready, here's some screen shots
> of the web client  ,executed today on the current schema , (the web
> client , although is functional, doesn't really come up to scratch as a
> data entry application - have to fiddle between the keyboard and the
> mouse too much, and it "feels" idiosyncratic ; I got
> carried away with browser-side javascript DOM api for making web pages
> dynamic )
>
> The summary side area shows that gnumed can accept  entry for health
> issue/ past history,  medications, allergies,  vaccinations,   and the
> past notes area shows it accepts
> progress notes.  This is also evident in the printable summary page.
>
> I only attached on shot of how medications get entered.
cool. I am getting all excited :-)
>
>
> The presenting complaint field, used to update the
> clin_episode.description  sql field,
> and the rfe and aoe radio buttons aren't working.  The form processing
> logic would probably need
> to make the presenting complaint field a rfe narrative clin root item ;
> also  the old form processing logic used to discriminate which episode
> an item belonged in based on its
> description field, and the current hack to make it work may cause some
> clin root items to  be attached
> to separate episodes on a health issue ( not what is wanted ).
>
> I gather java is the devil's brew, and I should be drinking php /
> postgres , correct?
I would personally prefer not to have java as a dependency. At least regarding 
the frontend. I don't care what the webserver is running. I am thinking about 
handheld devices which might have a problem with java frontends.

Has anyone used a tablet pc (win/linux) for daily use ? My dad just told me 
today that he won't start to learn typewriting given he will stop working in 
about five years. He still would like to use a PC for soap notes since those 
paper charts have gooten way too big.

He was told about tablet pcs by some other doctor. I startd to think about it 
and here are my thoughts. Why not combine handwriting with soap entry ?
From what I read linux based handwriting recognition is nowhere near as good 
as Bill's. But who cares I thought. What not just store the graphics ? So 
what we would need is a widget made of a kind of way stripped down gimp. He 
would simply write on the screen while Gnumed would attach the current date, 
episode, issue and so forth to the picture. The picture itseld would then be 
stored in the database. The *empty* initial picture could even be a template 
which imitates the lines of a paper notebook.

Please help me think this through. Is it possible to build a wxwidget for 
graphical input ?

_______________________________________________________
|       stylus  |       fields  |                                               
                                |
|       symbol  |       for             |       input area                      
                                |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|       eraser  |       date            |       more input area                 
                        |
|       symbol  |       entry   |                                               
                                |
_______________________________________________________

since those images are black and white they should be very small
Since they contain meta info on date, issue ... the could be displayed later 
just like we would display text.

date                    first image

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