That meant two smaller scope goals: 1) getting a bug fixed, and 2) having the view export to add a 3rd format (an internal alternative the existing external options of CSV & Open Office): output to a Gramps Note (either new or append to an existing)… where each ID has an internal link. But all the other types of objects carried along as hoped! So every Person (& every Family) but the dummy person was dropped in the process. And I’d only have to clean out the dummy person & dummy note after the import.įor the most part that worked… except that there is a bug where the export process double-filters the People. Every linked object there would be carried along in the Export. And hanging all those Families on a dummy profile was nearly as bad. It required hanging all the different object types on a Person… which meant each Place would need its own Event. I thought I had a workaround for a few minutes by hanging objects on a Dummy person & exporting just that 1 person. Maybe a feature request to “Export all data having the ”? Naturally, there would complications to exporting discrete records: include its secondary objects? include its hierarchy of enclosing objects?īut it is these kinds of oversights that creates a niche for external tools. These include the items that cannot be directly addressed: internet records, addresses, LDS ordinances, alternate names. But even if a filter that wasn’t Person criteria was added, there are records that cannot designated by filtering. Even something a simple as a single Note cannot be exported. If you want a different slice, you are currently out of luck.įor instance, you cannot to export (a part of or, all of) a Place tree or a Repository or a Media collection. The Export in Gramps is based on a Person as the slice criteria. But this creates a parsing problem at the other end.) (Sometimes there a workaround with Reports or Category View exports to CSV. See for directions and online condolences.I think the starting assumption was that the data was not in Gramps yet and that no Import add-on existed yet either.īut one of the oversights that Gramps shares with other programs is the lack of an option to export an unexpected slice of its data. In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Vincent may be made to Wounded Warrior Project, P.O. Burial to follow at 1:30 PM in MA National Cemetery, Bourne. A Celebration of Life Service will be held in the funeral home at 9:45 AM on Tuesday 7/25, prior to the Funeral Mass in Sacred Heart Church, Weymouth at 10:30 AM. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to greet the family during the visiting hours on Tuesday 7/25 from 8 - 10 AM in the McDonald Keohane Funeral Home SOUTH WEYMOUTH at 809 Main Street (Rte 18 opp. Also will be missed by many nieces, nephews, extended family members and friends. Cherished “Gramps” to 11 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Dear brother of Agnes Lynch and her late husband Gus, of Abington Lena Cummings and her husband George of Hingham and late Frank Milano and his surviving wife Anita of Quincy. and his wife Linda of Mashpee, Paul Milano and his wife Lisa of NH, Brian Milano and his wife Jennifer of NH. Beloved father of Nancy Milano-Foley and her husband Charlie of Mashpee Vincent J. Vincent will be lovingly remembered and sorely missed by all who knew him. He was a 40 year member of the Weymouth Elks #2232 and also a long time member of Rockland Country Club. Upon returning home he married the love of his life, the late Mary (Hurley) and then went on to work for many years at the Boston Herald until his retirement. After high school Vincent proudly served his country as a United States Marine during the Korean War. He had also played baseball for many years in the Boston Park League and was inducted into the New England Hall of Fame for his performance there. Educated in Boston he was a graduate of Dorchester High School where he excelled as a football and baseball player. Born in Boston he was the son of the late Benedetto and Nancy (Falcetta) Milano. Milano of Mashpee, formerly of Weymouth, passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family on July 12, 2023.
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