Copyright © 1993-2004, Jørn Yngve Dahl-Stamnes
Updated October 31st, 2004.
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Copyright © 1993-2004, Jørn Yngve Dahl-Stamnes Updated October 31st, 2004. |
In Velocipede there are 59 different report types grouped into two classes - full reports and short reports (or column based reports). There are 26 different sub-reports that can be used by different full report (column based report used to extend the content of a full report).
The defined report templates are organized in a tree structure for better overview. Report templates can be exported and imported to a database.
A report template define how the report shall look like, which data fields to include and more. You also define the sort order and which fields to include in the report header. For some reports, you can sort the data on several fields. It is also possible to use different metric units when data like distance, height etc are being printed out.
The report style define if you want to create a continues report (no page brakes), a paged report (page brakes and page numbering) or a HTML report.
You have full control of which data fields you want to include in the report. You can pick the data fields you want to include in your report from a list showing all available data fields.
For column based reports you can set the column header text, column width and data alignment for each data field.
For full reports you can set leading text and width, data field width and more.
Each report template has a field for a description text. You can choose if you want this text to be printed in the report or not.
When creating a report, you first choose which kind of report to create. After selecting the report type through the menu interface, you will get a list where all the defined report templates are shown.
The report template keeps a list of the last created report files, making it easier for the user to select which file to write the report to.
Training entries to include in the report are selected when creating the report. The report template can also include specifications of which data to use if the user does not specify this at create time.
And this is how the report is looking like:
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** Velocipede 4.7.0 Report Generator **
** Short biking report **
** Created 17. Mar 2001 15:37:19 **
** Author: Luke Skywalker **
** Template: Indoor training **
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Report notes:
This note will be printed in the report
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Date Time Ex. time To. time Dst. Avg.spd. End HRM RR Hrm/Spd
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29.02 2000 19:30 00:40:00 01:20:10 21.14 31.7 127 28/60 4.6358
26.02 2000 16:20 01:00:00 01:45:00 32.16 32.2 125 29/60 4.5398
16.02 2000 20:40 01:00:00 01:45:20 32.08 32.1 128 34/60 4.5511
30.01 2000 18:40 01:00:00 01:47:32 32.11 32.1 128 35/60 4.5469
28.01 2000 18:15 01:00:00 01:00:00 32.02 32.0 129 32/60 4.5596
22.01 2000 16:40 01:00:00 01:45:00 31.67 31.7 126 27/60 4.5785
15.01 2000 14:30 00:40:00 01:13:20 21.47 32.2 127 32/60 4.4714
12.01 2000 20:10 00:40:00 01:09:50 21.60 32.4 128 28/60 4.4136
07.01 2000 19:30 00:40:00 01:05:40 21.25 31.9 127 29/60 4.4863
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Total of 9 training entries written
Total exercise time : 07:40:00
Total training time : 12:51:52
Minimum training time : 00:40:00
Average training time : 00:51:06
Maximum training time : 01:00:00
Total training distance : 245.50 km
Total ODO distance : 245.60 km
Total accumulated altitude : 0.0 meter
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The short biking report include 9 columns - training date and time, exercise time, total time, training distance, average speed, end heart rate, recovery rate and coherence between average heart rate and average speed.