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Merge pull request 'Development' (#187) from Development into master

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Merging B2023-115 from development into master after successful testing.
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Devin Jankowski 2023-12-12 15:31:06 -05:00
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PROMS/Volian.Print.Library/vlnParagraph.cs
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@ -2823,25 +2823,35 @@ namespace Volian.Print.Library
ItemInfo parentStep = MyItemInfo.MyHLS; // get the high level step ItemInfo parentStep = MyItemInfo.MyHLS; // get the high level step
myMsg = string.Format(myMsg, parentStep.CombinedTab, parentStep.DisplayTextKeepSpecialChars); myMsg = string.Format(myMsg, parentStep.CombinedTab, parentStep.DisplayTextKeepSpecialChars);
} }
if ((docstyle.Continue.Top.HLS ?? 0) == 4) // B2023-115 Top continue message for Vogtle Alarms // B2023-115 Top continue message for Vogtle Alarms: 1st version done on 12/6/23. Changes to logic as per request
// from engineering done on 12/12/23. See comment below for logic for 12/12/23 (history of this file has previous
// logic)
if ((docstyle.Continue.Top.HLS ?? 0) == 4)
{ {
// Vogtle Alarms: Their alarms are set up differently than standard procedures - the HLS in Vogtle // Vogtle Alarms: Their alarms are set up differently than standard procedures - the HLS in Vogtle
// alarms is a section in other procedures. The top continue message is shown when a break occurs between // alarms is a section in other procedures. The top continue message is shown when a break occurs:
// first level sub-steps '(continued)' with no step number as part of message' within the first level sub-step // • A continued message will appear on the top of the page ONLY if the pagination occurs anywhere
// only if it is sequential (which is like a HLS in standard procedures) and the continue message // within the first level substep. If, for example, the page break occurs between substep 3 and substep
// has the first level sub-step's tab. There should be NO continue message if the break occurs at the HLS. // 4 as in example 2, no continued message will appear on the top of the page.
ItemInfo cur = MyItemInfo; // • If a continued message is needed, the continued message will include the first level substep number
if (!(cur.IsCaution || cur.IsNote || cur.IsHigh)) // if it is a sequential substep, such as “5. (continued)”. If it is NOT a sequential substep, then only
while (!cur.MyParent.IsHigh) cur = cur.MyParent; // get to the first level substep to get its tab // the word “(continued)” will appear.
// • If a page break occurs between high level steps, such as before “Causes:”, then no continued message is needed.
bool doMessage = true;
if (MyItemInfo.IsHigh) doMessage = false; // at high, don't do message
if (MyItemInfo.MyParent.IsHigh) doMessage = false; // at first level, don't do message
// Caution/Note on first level, don't do message
if ((MyItemInfo.IsCaution || MyItemInfo.IsNote) && MyItemInfo.MyParent.MyParent.IsHigh) doMessage = false;
myMsg = docstyle.Continue.Top.Message; myMsg = docstyle.Continue.Top.Message;
// if within first level sequential, add on the sequential's number: if (doMessage)
if (!cur.IsHigh && cur.IsSequential && MyItemInfo.MyParent.MyParent.IsHigh)
{ {
ItemInfo parentStep = MyItemInfo.MyParent; // Get to highest level below HLS
myMsg = MyItemInfo.IsHigh ? myMsg : parentStep.CombinedTab + ". " + myMsg; ItemInfo cur = MyItemInfo;
while (!cur.MyParent.IsHigh) cur = cur.MyParent;
// if sequential, add on step number, otherwise just put out message:
myMsg = !cur.IsSequential ? myMsg : cur.CombinedTab + ". " + myMsg;
} }
// don't put a message out for HLS, note that the page start is decremented above so need to add that amount back on else // if not doing message, clear it & set yPageStart back to what it was before handling message
if (MyItemInfo.IsHigh)
{ {
myMsg = ""; myMsg = "";
yPageStart += 2 * SixLinesPerInch; yPageStart += 2 * SixLinesPerInch;