Issue verification matrix

Convert CSV file to Markdown

Requirements: Python 2.7

How the scripts work:

• You can run either ConvertCsvToHTML or ConvertCsvToMarkdownTable batch files.

  • These batch files have hard coded values looking for:
  • a CSV file named App6b-Tests-Results.csv in the same directory as the batch file.
  • The Python install directory. Note: You may need to edit this location depending on your python install location.

• Upon running the batch file, the script will generate either a markdown or HTML file, depending which batch file you run.

• The App6b-Tests-Results.csv file contains the following columns: Issue Number, SIDC, Hierarchy Code, Name, ProSampleOID, Standard, Runtime, Pro

  • Issue Number:
    • Enter the associated GitHub issue number.
  • SIDC:
    • Symbol ID Code for the associated symbol.
  • Hierarchy Code
    • Symbol's Hierarchy Code - based off of the standard.
  • Name:
    • Symbol's name - based off the standard.
  • ProSampleOID:
    • Object ID for the symbol. This is used to find the symbol in the associated ArcGIS Pro Project.
  • Standard:
    • Name of the Image file for the associated symbol in the Standard.
  • Runtime:
    • Name of the Image file for the associated symbol in Runtime.
  • Pro:
    • Name of the Image file for the associated symbol in ArcGIS Pro.

• Example Entry in the App6b-Tests-Results.csv file:

  • The first line is how the .csv file should look.
  • The second line is how the output should look after running the HTML and/or Markdown scripts.

Issue Number	SIDC	Hierarchy Code	Name	ProSampleOID	Standard	Runtime	Pro
#290	SFGPUCI--------	1.X.3.2.1.1	INFANTRY	1			
#290	SFGPUCI--------	1.X.3.2.1.1	INFANTRY	1

How to use the scripts:

1. Download the scripts folder from the military-features-data repository.

   • military-features-data\military-symbology-styles\utils-and-source-data\issue-verification

2. Add the symbol you have verified to the App6b-Tests-Results.csv

• The naming convention is exactly how the symbol would be found in the standard.

3. Go to the standard, find the SIDC for your symbol. Create a screen shot, crop out the image, save it in the same format as the SIDC .png. Save this file to the "standard" folder. Example: SFGPUCI--------.png

4. To Verify in Pro: Open the TestAPP6B.ppkx Pro Package. Located in the military-features-data repository.

• Open the appropriate layer (areas, lines, or points) attribute data. Populate the content of your SIDC in the appropriate column.
• Zoom to the new entry.
• Take a screen shot of the newly added symbology, crop and save the image using the same SIDC naming convention:
  • Example: SFGPUCI--------.png
  • Save this file to the Pro folder.

5. To verify in Runtime: Utilize the Runtime Symbol ID Export App:

• Instructions on how to run this application are located in the Runtime application's .zip file
• Save the image generated to the Runtime folder, also using the SIDC naming convention.
• Example: SFGPUCI--------.png

6. Repeat these steps as needed to populate the verification table.