EDIT

RH:

nach jahrelanger Pause wollen wir für Zypern mal wieder ein Datenset erfassen und es im Portal darstellen, die Blühzeiten der Arten.

Im Prinzip gibt es zwei Herangehensweisen. Entweder wir machen es „primitiv“ und füllen irgendwelche Freitextfelder aus, etwa mit „January-May(June)“ oder ähnlich. Oder wir erfassen die Monate strukturiert in Tabellenform und zeigen das wie auch immer geartet graphisch an (habe mal eine primitive Farbleiste angehängt mit Haupt- und Nebenzeiten dunkel/hell). Da gibt es sicherlich noch elegantere Lösungen.

The time period should be displayed for all kind of features?
I think for some it is not necessary, for example common names... or categorical data.
maybe we also should add this to the Feature class.

Every information may have a time scope. A common name e.g. may have been used only in a certain century. And categorical data is only a way to handle data in a more structured way then pure TextData, the data itself may be true anyway only for a certain time.

Of course we could think about something like supportsTimeScope in Feature class but I don't think this is necessary. Maybe better we add a CdmPreference "timeScopeSupporting features" or so, so each project can decide for which features it wants to allow adding time scopes.

Some minor issues:

1. Relabel to "Time scope"
2. Leave a bit more space to the element above
3. Keep the element collapsed at start time. Only if someone really wants to edit the time scope it should be expanded.

A critical issue: the value is NOT being saved or not being reloaded when reopening the fact !!

The output in the taxeditor can very ugly depending on the partial fields being used:

• Timescope: start month: 05 - end month 06
• representation: 5.xxxx-6.xxxx

Is this wanted?

Andreas Kohlbecker wrote:

The output in the taxeditor can very ugly depending on the partial fields being used:

• Timescope: start month: 05 - end month 06
• representation: 5.xxxx-6.xxxx

Is this wanted?

Not wanted but we havn't discussed yet best formatting for Partial with missing non-beginning parts. There are multiple possibilities.