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<module-documentation>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>available.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
<group>General</group>
<group>Multiweek scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Specifies that a particular constant resource is not available
at certain timeslots.</p>
<p>There is no fitness function, so the "weight" and "mandatory" module
options are ignored (restrictions set by this module are always mandatory).</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
<resource-restriction>
<name>not-available</name>
<required-resourcetypes>
<all-resourcetypes/>
</required-resourcetypes>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="not-available">day period</restriction></pre>
<p>This tuple restriction specifies that the current resource is not available
at time slot at the specified day and period.</p>
<p>For example:</p>
<pre><resourcetype type="teacher">
<resource name="A">
<restriction type="not-available">1 1</restriction>
</resource>
</resource></pre>
<p>This means that no event for teacher A will be scheduled on the second
period of the second day (day and period numbers start at 0).</p>
</description>
</resource-restriction>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>consecutive.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
<credits>
<p>
Original idea for this module by Nick Robinson (npr@bottlehall.co.uk).
Module was later rewritten to serve as an example for the new updater
function feature in 0.3.1 by Tomaz Solc.</p>
</credits>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
<group>Multiweek scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Adds support for events that must be scheduled adjacent to one
another. This module uses updater functions, so the weight and mandatory
values are ignored.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>consecutive</name>
<description>
<p>This restriction specifies that the repeats of the current event need to
be scheduled consecutively.</p>
<p>Please note that this module distinguishes events by the
assignments of constant resources and event names. The way events are
defined in the XML file has no effect. The following two examples will
therefore both result in one block of four consecutive "Lecture" events.</p>
<p>Example 1:</p>
<pre><event name ="Lecture" repeats="2">
<resource type="teacher" name="A"/>
<resource type="class" name="B"/>
<restriction type="consecutive"/>
</event>
<event name ="Lecture" repeats="2">
<resource type="teacher" name="A"/>
<resource type="class" name="B"/>
<restriction type="consecutive"/>
</event></pre>
<p>Example 2:</p>
<pre><event name ="Lecture" repeats="4">
<resource type="teacher" name="A"/>
<resource type="class" name="B"/>
<restriction type="consecutive"/>
</event></pre>
<p>If you would like to have two blocks of two consecutive "Lecture" events,
you must either change the names of two events like in the following example
or use the periods-per-block restriction.</p>
<pre><event name ="Lecture 1" repeats="2">
<resource type="teacher" name="A"/>
<resource type="class" name="B"/>
<restriction type="consecutive"/>
</event>
<event name ="Lecture 2" repeats="2">
<resource type="teacher" name="A"/>
<resource type="class" name="B"/>
<restriction type="consecutive"/>
</event></pre>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>periods-per-block</name>
<description>
<p>This restriction specifies that the repeats of the current event need to
be scheduled blocks of N consecutive events. If the number of repeats is
not divisible by N, then one block will have less than N events.</p>
<p>Events in the following example will be scheduled in two blocks of three
consecutive events, two blocks of two consecutive events and one single
event.</p>
<pre><event name ="Lecture" repeats="6">
<resource type="teacher" name="A"/>
<resource type="class" name="B"/>
<restriction type="periods-per-block">3</restriction>
</event>
<event name ="Lecture" repeats="5">
<resource type="teacher" name="A"/>
<resource type="class" name="B"/>
<restriction type="periods-per-block">2</restriction>
</event></pre>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>events_sameday.so</filename>
<author>Antonio Duran</author>
<authoremail>antonio.duran.terres@gmail.com</authoremail>
<credits>
<p>
Modified by Tomaz Solc</p>
</credits>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
<group>General</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>
Adds a weight if two specified events are scheduled on the same day.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>not-same-day-as</name>
<description>
<p>Set this restriction to prevent the current event from being scheduled in
the same day as the one specified in the restriction.</p>
<p>Example:</p>
<pre><event name="A" repeats="3">
...
<restriction type="not-same-day-as">B</restriction>
</event>
<event name="B" repeats="4">
...
</event></pre>
<p>In this example no "A" event will be scheduled on the same day as a "B"
event</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>firstlastequal.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>This module counts the number of occupied first and last time slots in
teacher's (or any other constant resource type) timetables. The number of
weights added is equal to the difference between the number of occupied
first time slots and the number of occupied last time slots.</p>
<p>For example if a teacher has two events scheduled on the first time slot in
a day then it must also have two events scheduled on the last time slot.
(E.g. A teacher teaches first period for Monday and Tuesday, and the last
period for Wednesday, Tuesday, Friday. So that he/she can go home earlier
on Monday/Tuesday and come in later on Wednesday, Tuesday, Friday.)</p>
<p>The following example will make this module check teacher's timetable:</p>
<pre><module name="firstlastequal" weight="60" mandatory="yes">
<option name="resourcetype">teacher</option>
</module></pre>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
<module-option>
<name>resourcetype</name>
<description>
<p>Use this option to specify a constant resource type for which this module
will be in effect.</p>
<p>You can use multiple resourcetype options for one module.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>firstorlast.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>This module prevents constant resources of one type (for example
teachers) to have events scheduled on the first and the last time slots on
the same day.</p>
<p>For example if a teacher has an event scheduled on the first time slot in
a day then it must have the last time slot in that day free. On the other
hand if a teacher has an event scheduled on the last time slot it must have
the first time slot free.</p>
<p>The number of weights added by this module is equal to the number of days
in the timetable that do not conform to this constraint.</p>
<p>The following example will make this module check teacher's timetable:</p>
<pre><module name="firstorlast" weight="60" mandatory="yes">
<option name="resourcetype">teacher</option>
</module></pre>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
<module-option>
<name>resourcetype</name>
<description>
<p>Use this option to specify a constant resource type for which this module
will be in effect.</p>
<p>You can use multiple resourcetype options for one module.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>fixed.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>General</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Specifies that a particular event must use a specified resource.</p>
<p>This module allows you to make a fixed assignement of a certain variable
resource to a certain event.</p>
<p>There is no fitness function, so the "weight" and "mandatory" module
options are ignored (restrictions set by this module are always mandatory).</p>
<p>This module works with any combination of defined resource types. For each
resource type a "fixed-xxx" event restriction is defined, where xxx is
replaced with the name of a variable resource type.</p>
<p>Consider the following example:</p>
<pre><event name="example" repeats="2">
...
<restriction type="fixed-room">10</restriction>
</event></pre>
<p>This will force both repeats of the event "example" to be scheduled in the
room 10. Of course the room resource type must be defined somewhere in the
rest of the XML file.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>fixedtime.so</filename>
<author>Nick Robinson</author>
<authoremail>npr@bottlehall.co.uk</authoremail>
<credits>
<p>Extended by Tomaz Solc</p>
</credits>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Specifies that a particular event must be scheduled at the specified
day and/or period.</p>
<p>There is no fitness function, so the "weight" and "mandatory" module
options are ignored (restrictions set by this module are always mandatory).</p>
<p>Consider the following example:</p>
<pre><event name="A" repeats="1">
<restriction type="fixed-day">3</restriction>
</event>
<event name="B" repeats="1">
<restriction type="fixed-day">2</restriction>
</event>
<event name="C" repeats="1">
<restriction type="fixed-day">4</restriction>
<restriction type="fixed-period">5</restriction>
</event></pre>
<p>Event "A" can be scheduled on any period of the fourth day of the week.
Event "B" can be scheduled on the third period of any day of the week.
Event "C" can only be scheduled on the sixth period of the fifth day.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>fixed-day</name>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="fixed-day">day</restriction></pre>
<p>This tuple restriction specifies that the time slots at the specified day
should be used to schedule the lesson. "day" must be an integer between 0
and number of days minus 1.</p>
<p>It only makes sense to use one such restriction per event.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>fixed-period</name>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="fixed-period">period</restriction></pre>
<p>This tuple restriction specifies that the time slots at the specified period
should be used to schedule the lesson. "period" must be an integer between
0 and number of periods minus 1.</p>
<p>It only makes sense to use one such restriction per event.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>freemorning.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
<group>Multiweek scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Adds a weight if a constant resource of the specified type
has the first event of a day later than the specified first period.</p>
<p>This module is commonly used in school scheduling when it is desired that
all teachers and/or all students start their day before or at a specified
hour.</p>
<p>For example, if you do not want students to have free periods in the
morning:</p>
<pre><module name="freemorning.so" weight="50" mandatory="yes">
<option name="resourcetype">class</option>
<option name="first-period">0</option>
</module></pre>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
<module-option>
<name>first-period</name>
<description>
<p>Use this option to specify the first period. Resource types specified with
the "resourcetype" option will have events scheduled so, that the first
event each day will be at or before this period.</p>
<p>If you don't specify this option, the default value of 0 is used.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
<module-option>
<name>resourcetype</name>
<description>
<p>Use this option to specify one or more constant resource types. Specified
resource types will have their timetables checked by this module.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>freeperiod.so</filename>
<author>Nick Robinson</author>
<authoremail>npr@bottlehall.co.uk</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Specifies that some time slots should never be used by any lessons.</p>
<p>There is no fitness function, so the "weight" and "mandatory" module
options are ignored (restrictions set by this module are always mandatory).</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>teacher</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
<resource-restriction>
<name>day-off</name>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>teacher</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="day-off">day</restriction></pre>
<p>Synonym for 'free-day'</p>
</description>
</resource-restriction>
<resource-restriction>
<name>free-day</name>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>teacher</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="free-day">day</restriction></pre>
<p>This option specifies that no slots on "day" should ever
be used to schedule lessons for a teacher.</p>
</description>
</resource-restriction>
<resource-restriction>
<name>free-period</name>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>teacher</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="free-period">day period</restriction></pre>
<p>This option specifies that the time slot at "day period" should never
be used to schedule lessons for a teacher.</p>
</description>
</resource-restriction>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
<module-option>
<name>free-period</name>
<description>
<pre><option name="free-period">day period</option></pre>
<p>This option specifies that the time slot at "day period" should never
be used to schedule lessons.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>holes.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Adds a weight for each hole (free period) in the timetable for the
constant resources of the specified type.</p>
<p>For example: two free periods surrounded by non-free periods add two weights.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
<module-option>
<name>resourcetype</name>
<description>
<p>Use this option to specify one or more constant resource types. Specified
resource types will have their timetables checked for holes by this module.</p>
<p>For example, if you do not want students to have free periods in the middle
of lectures:</p>
<pre><module name="holes.so" weight="50" mandatory="yes">
<option name="resourcetype">class</option>
</module></pre>
</description>
</module-option>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>maxconsecutive.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>This module allows you to set a limit for the maximum number of
consecutive events in a teacher's timetable. Additionally you can also set
the number of different lectures that a teacher can have without a pause.</p>
<p>Two lectures are different if they differ in the title and the attending
group of students (i.e. they must differ in the name of the event and all
assigned constant resources). The way these lectures are defined in the
XML file has no effect (for example with a single <event> tag with repeats
or two identical <event> tags - see also consecutive.so documentation)</p>
<pre><module name="maxconsecutive" weight="60" mandatory="yes">
<option name="max-consecutive">4</option>
<option name="max-different">3</option>
</module></pre>
<p>With the above options the following combinations are allowed (where A, B, C
denote time slots assigned to different lectures and . denotes a free
time slot):</p>
<p>. A B C . (max-different limit reached)</p>
<p>. A A B B . (max-consecutive limit reached)</p>
<p>. A A B C . (both max-different and max-consecutive limits reached)</p>
<p>And the following combination isn't allowed:</p>
<p>A A B B C . (over the max-consecutive limit)</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>teacher</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
<module-option>
<name>max-consecutive</name>
<description>
<p>Use this option to specify the maximum length of a consecutive block of
events in a teacher's timetable.</p>
<p>For example:</p>
<pre><module name="maxconsecutive" weight="60" mandatory="yes">
<option name="max-consecutive">3</option>
</module></pre>
<p>In this case a teacher can have at most 3 lectures (3 occupied time slots)
before requiring at least one time slot of pause.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
<module-option>
<name>max-different</name>
<description>
<p>Use this option to specify the maximum number of different events in a
consecutive block of events in a teacher's timetable.</p>
<p>For example:</p>
<pre><module name="maxconsecutive" weight="60" mandatory="yes">
<option name="max-different">2</option>
</module></pre>
<p>In this case a teacher can have at most 2 different lectures (and any number
of occupied time slots) before requiring at least one time slot of pause.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>maxperday.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>This module prevents resources of one constant type (e.g. teachers
or class) to have more than the set maximum number of events scheduled per
day.</p>
<p>For each resource the number of weights added is equal to the number of
events scheduled in a day that exceeds the maximum number (in the example
below if a teacher has 7 events scheduled on one day, this module will
add 2 weights)</p>
<p>If you would like to use this module for more than one resource type, you
can safely include two <module> tags with different "resourcetype" options.</p>
<p>The following example will make this module check if each teacher has no
more than 5 events scheduled per day.</p>
<pre><module name="maxperday" weight="60" mandatory="yes">
<option name="resourcetype">teacher</option>
<option name="maxperday">5</option>
</module></pre>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
<module-option>
<name>maxperday</name>
<description>
<p>Use this option to specify the maximum number of events per day, Its contents
must be a positive integer.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
<module-option>
<name>resourcetype</name>
<description>
<p>Use this option to specify a constant resource type for which this module
will be in effect.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>minrooms.so</filename>
<author>Seppe vanden Broucke</author>
<authoremail></authoremail>
<credits>
<p>Minor modifications by Tomaz Solc</p>
</credits>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>Simple meeting scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>
The number of weights added by this module is equal to the total number
of used rooms minus 1.</p>
<p>Of course, you have to use this in combination with the timeplace.so
module, otherwise the best fit would be to place all events in the same
room. Also, this module may not be used as a mandatory one, because a
fitness of zero is unlikely.</p>
<p>Finally: I've had best results with small weights, which is also logical.</p>
<p>The module is used like all the others, with no other options or directives:</p>
<pre><module name="minrooms.so" weight="10" mandatory="no"/></pre>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>room</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>perday.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>This module calculates weekly dispersion of non-free time slots for
different resources (usually classes and teachers). Number of added weights
is equal to the sum of dispersions for all classes.</p>
<p>This module tries to ensure that students have their work evenly
distributed throughout the week. For example: This module would add zero
weights if a class has 5 non-free periods on each day of the week. On the
other hand, it would add 2 weights if this class has 6 non-free periods on
monday, 4 on tuesday and 5 on wednesday, thursday and friday. This is done
by calculating mathematical dispersion of non-free periods through the
weekdays.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
<module-option>
<name>resourcetype</name>
<description>
<p>Use this option to specify one or more constant resource types. Specified
resource types will have their timetables checked by this module.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>placecapability.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
<group>Multiweek scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Use this module if you want to schedule certain events only in
classrooms that have the neccessary capabilities.</p>
<p>This module does not use a fitness function. This means that the "mandatory"
and "weight" options are ignored. This restriction is always mandatory.</p>
<p>See "preferredroom.so" module if you need a non-mandatory restriction of
a similar type.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>room</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
<resource-restriction>
<name>capability</name>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>room</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<description>
<pre><resource name="special-classroom">
<restriction type="capability">special-capability</restriction>
</resource></pre>
<p>Use this restriction to specify which capabilities does a certain classroom
have. You can have more than one capability per classroom.</p>
<p>A classroom has no capabilities by default.</p>
</description>
</resource-restriction>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>capability</name>
<description>
<pre><event name="special-event" repeats="1">
<restriction type="capability">special-capability</restriction>
</event></pre>
<p>Use this restriction to specify that the current event can only be scheduled
in rooms with the specified capability.</p>
<p>You can use more than one restriction per event. This means that this event
can only be scheduled in rooms that have all of the specified capabilities.</p>
<p>An event can be scheduled in any room by default.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>preferredroom.so</filename>
<author>Nick Robinson</author>
<authoremail>npr@bottlehall.co.uk</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Adds a weight whenever a class, teacher or an event is not in a
preferred room.</p>
<p>In case multiple conflicting "preferred-room" restrictions are defined
for an event, the restriction with the highest priority is used.</p>
<p>Event restrictions have the highest priority, class resource restrictions
have a middle priority and teacher resource restrictions have the lowest
priority.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>class</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>room</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>teacher</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
<resource-restriction>
<name>preferred-room</name>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>teacher</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>class</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="preferred-room">room name</restriction></pre>
<p>This restriction can be used in teacher or class resources and specifies
that current class or teacher should teach have all lessons scheduled in the
room specified in the restriction.</p>
</description>
</resource-restriction>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>preferred-room</name>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="preferred-room">room name</restriction></pre>
<p>This restriction specifies the current lesson should be scheduled in the
room specified in the restriction.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>preferredtime.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
<credits>
<p>
Ideas taken from a patch for Tablix 0.0.3 by
Jaume Obrador <obrador@espaiweb.net></p>
<p>Ported to version 0.2.0 and extended by Nick Robinson <npr@bottlehall.co.uk></p>
</credits>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>General</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Adds a weight whenever an event is not scheduled at the specified
preferred day and/or time slot.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>preferred-day</name>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="preferred-day">day</restriction></pre>
<p>This restriction specifies the preferred day for an event.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>preferred-period</name>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="preferred-period">period</restriction></pre>
<p>This restriction specifies the preferred period for an event.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>recurrence.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>Multiweek scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>This module enables you to specify how should Tablix distribute
the recurrences of an event throughout a multiweek timetable.</p>
<p>This module only affects resource domains, so the weight and mandatory
values are ignored.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>recurrence</name>
<description>
<p>This restriction specifies two recurrence parameters: The week when the
recurrence starts and how many times per week should this event appear.</p>
<p>Consider the following example:</p>
<pre><event name="Lecture" repeats="24">
<resource type="teacher" name="A"/>
<resource type="class" name="B"/>
<restriction type="recurrence">2 3</restriction>
</event></pre>
<p>This means that events named 'Lecture' will appear for 8 consecutive weeks
(24 repeats divided by 3 recurrences per week) starting on the third week
(week are numbered starting from 0) with 3 events per week.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
<module-option>
<name>days-per-week</name>
<description>
<p>This option specifies the number of work days per week. If this option is
not specified a default number of 5 is used.</p>
<p>Example:</p>
<pre><module name="recurrence.so" weight="60" mandatory="yes">
<option name="days-per-week">6</option>
</module>
.
.
.
<resourcetype type="time">
<matrix width="30" height="5"/>
</resourcetype></pre>
<p>This combination of options would result in a timetable that is 6 weeks long
(30 weeks long divided by 6 days per week).</p>
<p>Please note that if you changed the default number of days per week you will
also have to give this option to the 'htmlcss2' export module to get the
expected result.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>sameday.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
<credits>
<p>
Ideas taken from a patch for Tablix 0.0.3 by
Jaume Obrador <obrador@espaiweb.net></p>
</credits>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>
Adds a weight if a class or a teacher (as specified by the "resourcetype"
module option) has the same subject more than N
times in a day.</p>
<p>Default for N is 1. Default value can be changed with the module option
"default". Default value for N can also be overridden for individual
teachers, classes and events with various restrictions.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
<resource-restriction>
<name>ignore-sameday</name>
<required-resourcetypes>
<all-resourcetypes/>
</required-resourcetypes>
<description>
<pre><resourcetype type="class">
<resource name="example-class">
<restriction type="ignore-sameday"/>
</resource>
</resourcetype></pre>
<p>Set this restriction to a class or a teacher that you don't want to be
checked for multiple occurrences of the same subject in a day.</p>
<p>This module then ignores classes that have this restriction, however this
setting can be overridden for individual events if "set-sameday" restriction
is used on an event for this class or teacher.</p>
</description>
</resource-restriction>
<resource-restriction>
<name>set-sameday</name>
<required-resourcetypes>
<all-resourcetypes/>
</required-resourcetypes>
<description>
<pre><resourcetype type="class">
<resource name="example-class">
<restriction type="set-sameday">2</restriction>
</resource>
</resourcetype></pre>
<p>With this restriction you can set a maximum number of equal events a class
or a teacher can have in a day. This setting can be overridden for
individual events if "set-sameday" event restriction is used on an event
for this class or teacher.</p>
</description>
</resource-restriction>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>consecutive</name>
<description>
<p>This is an alias for "ignore-sameday" restriction. It is defined for
convenience when this module is used together with consecutive.so module.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>ignore-sameday</name>
<description>
<p>Set this restriction to all events that you do not want to be checked for
multiple occurences per day.</p>
<p>This retriction overrides the default setting and settings made by
any resource restrictions.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>periods-per-block</name>
<description>
<p>This is an alias for "set-sameday-blocksize" restriction. It is defined for
convenience when this module is used together with consecutive.so module.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>set-sameday</name>
<description>
<pre><event name="example" repeats="5">
...
<restriction type="set-sameday">2</restriction>
</resourcetype></pre>
<p>With this restriction you can set a maximum number of events of type type
that a class or a teacher can have in a day.</p>
<p>This retriction overrides the default setting and settings made by
any resource restrictions.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>set-sameday-blocksize</name>
<description>
<p>With this restriction you can tell this module that the current event
will be scheduled in blocks of this number of equal consecutive events.</p>
<p>Module will then consider a block of events as a single event when checking
for multiple occurences per day.</p>
<p>Default block size is 1.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
<module-option>
<name>default</name>
<description>
<p>Use this option to set the default number of equal events classes or
teachers can have in day.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
<module-option>
<name>resourcetype</name>
<description>
<p>Use this option to specify one or more constant resource types. Specified
resource types will have their timetables checked by this module.</p>
<p>Use option</p>
<pre><option name="resourcetype">class</option></pre>
<p>to get the same behaviour as this module had before Tablix version 0.3.1.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>sametime.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
<group>Multiweek scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Adds a weight whenever a teacher or a class is required to be in two
rooms at the same time.</p>
<p>Please note that this module will not consider it as an error if a teacher or
a class has two events scheduled at the same time in the same room. This
means that in 99% of cases you need to use this module together with
timeplace.so to get the expected results.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>class</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>room</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>teacher</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
<resource-restriction>
<name>conflicts-with</name>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>class</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>teacher</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="conflicts-with">name</restriction></pre>
<p>This restriction specifies that current class or teacher should never have
lessons at the same time as the class or teacher specified in the
restriction.</p>
<p>There are two common uses for this restriction: When multiple classes share
an event and when multiple teachers share an event. Consider the following
example:</p>
<p>Let's say we have two groups of students. Each group has its own timetable
except a couple of lessons which they share.</p>
<p>We define each group of students plus an extra group for the shared lessons.</p>
<pre><resourcetype type="class">
<resource name="Group 1">
<restriction type="conflicts-with">Group 1+2</restriction>
</resource>
<resource name="Group 2">
<restriction type="conflicts-with">Group 1+2</restriction>
</resource>
<resource name="Group 1+2"/>
</resourcetype></pre>
<p>This way group 1+2 will never have lessons at the same time as
groups 1 and 2 and students from either group will be able to attend
lectures in group 1+2.</p>
<p>Multiple teachers per event can be defined in a similar way.</p>
</description>
</resource-restriction>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
<module-option>
<name>recursive-conflicts</name>
<description>
<p>If this module option is present (any option value is ignored), then all
"conflicts-with" restrictions become recursive.</p>
<p>For example: if class A conflicts with class B and class A conflicts with
class C, then class B will also automatically conflict with class C.</p>
<p>Without this option class C will not conflict with class B unless you
specify this with another "conflicts-with" restriction.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>sametimeas.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
<credits>
<p>
Module ported to 0.2.x kernel and extended by
Nick Robinson <npr@bottlehall.co.uk>
Modified to use updater functions by Antonio Duran</p>
</credits>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Adds support for scheduleding events at the same time.
This module uses updater functions, so the weight and mandatory
values are ignored.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>same-time-as</name>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="same-time-as">event name</restriction></pre>
<p>This restriction specifies that the current event needs to be scheduled
at the same time as the event identified in the restriction.</p>
<pre><event name="a" repeats="4">
...
<restriction type="same-time-as">b</restriction>
</event>
<event name="b" repeats="5">
...
</event></pre>
<p>In this case, four events "a" are scheduled at the same time as four events
"b". The fifth event "b" can be scheduled at any time.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>simplesametime.so</filename>
<author>Seppe vanden Broucke</author>
<authoremail></authoremail>
<credits>
<p>Based on sametime.so module by Tomaz Solc</p>
</credits>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>Simple meeting scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Adds a weight whenever a local or visiting company is required to
have two meetings at the same time.</p>
<p>This module is similar to sametime.so except that it does not require
"room" resoure type to be defined. Use it instead of sametime.so / i
timeplace.so combination when you do not need to assign rooms to
meetings.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>local</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>visitor</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
<resource-restriction>
<name>conflicts-with</name>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>local</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>visitor</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<description>
<p>Example use:</p>
<pre><restriction type="conflicts-with">name</restriction></pre>
</description>
</resource-restriction>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
<module-option>
<name>recursive-conflicts</name>
<description>
<p>If this module option is present (any option value is ignored), then all
"conflicts-with" restrictions become recursive.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>timeblocks.so</filename>
<author>Antonio Duran</author>
<authoremail>antonio.duran.terres@gmail.com</authoremail>
<credits>
<p>
This module is a minor modification of consecutive2 module by Tomaz Solc
Original consecutive module by Nick Robinson</p>
</credits>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Adds a weight whenever events are not scheduled in blocks of
consecutive periods.</p>
<p>Use this module to schedule multiple repetitions of an event in one or more
blocks.</p>
<p>This module is deprecated. consecutive.so module provides the same
functionality with better performance.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>periods-per-block</name>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="periods-per-block">periods</restriction></pre>
<p>This restriction specifies that the repeats of the current event need to
be scheduled in blocks of 'periods' consecutive periods.</p>
<p>For example:</p>
<pre><event name="test" repeats="6">
<resource type="teacher" name="a"/>
<resource type="class" name="2"/>
<restriction type="periods-per-block">2</restriction>
</event></pre>
<p>This restriction tells Tablix to schedule 6 events "test" in three blocks
of two consecutive "test" events.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>timeblocks_sameday.so</filename>
<author>Antonio Duran</author>
<authoremail>antonio.duran.terres@gmail.com</authoremail>
<credits>
<p>
Additional error checking by Tomaz Solc</p>
</credits>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>
Adds a weight if two timeblocks are scheduled on the same day.</p>
<p>This module divides repetitions of an event into groups of equal sizes. It
then makes sure that two such groups aren't scheduled on the same day.</p>
<p>This module is deprecated. sameday.so module in combination with
consecutive.so provides the same functionality with better performance.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
<tuple-restriction>
<name>periods-per-block</name>
<description>
<pre><restriction type="periods-per-block">periods</restriction></pre>
<p>Set this restriction to schedule blocks of events on different days.</p>
<p>For example:</p>
<pre><event name="test" repeats="6">
<resource type="teacher" name="a"/>
<resource type="class" name="2"/>
<restriction type="periods-per-block">2</restriction>
</event></pre>
<p>This restriction tells Tablix to schedule 2 events "test" on one day,
next 2 events "test" on some other day and next 2 events "test" again
on a different day.</p>
</description>
</tuple-restriction>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>timeplace.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
<group>Multiweek scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>Adds a weight whenever two events are scheduled in the same room at
the same time.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>room</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
</defined-options>
</module>
<module>
<basic-info>
<filename>walk.so</filename>
<author>Tomaz Solc</author>
<authoremail>tomaz.solc@tablix.org</authoremail>
</basic-info>
<module-groups>
<group>School scheduling</group>
<group>Multiweek scheduling</group>
</module-groups>
<description>
<p>This module calculates how many times constant resources of the
specified type (usually classes or teachers) must change classrooms.
It then adds equal number of weights.</p>
<p>This module is commonly used in school scheduling when it is desired that
teachers and/or students change classrooms between lectures as little
as possible.</p>
</description>
<required-resourcetypes>
<resourcetype>room</resourcetype>
<resourcetype>time</resourcetype>
</required-resourcetypes>
<defined-resource-restrictions>
</defined-resource-restrictions>
<defined-tuple-restrictions>
</defined-tuple-restrictions>
<defined-options>
<module-option>
<name>resourcetype</name>
<description>
<p>Use this option to specify one or more constant resource types. Specified
resource types will have their timetables checked by this module.</p>
</description>
</module-option>
</defined-options>
</module>
</module-documentation>
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