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DBs - Selects
DBs - Variables
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Other Databases
DB - Variables - Bool
DB - Variables - Bool
Name
Var
Name
Var
1
Var - Console - Toggle Personal & Purpose
2
Var - Console - Show All Worked On Projects
3
Var - Console - Show Weekly PDs
4
Var - Master - Show Focus
5
Var - Master - Show Active
6
Var - Master - Show Idle
7
Var - Master - Show Future
8
Var - Master - Show Backlog
9
Var - Master - Show Done
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DB - Variables - Int
DB - Variables - Int
Name
Var
Name
Var
1
Var - Console - Weekly Personal Focus Goal
10
2
Var - Console - Weekly Personal PD Goal
20
3
Var - Console - Weekly Purpose Focus Goal
40
4
Var - Console - Weekly Purpose PD Goal
80
There are no rows in this table
DB - Variables - Linked
DB - Variables - Linked
Name
Var
Name
Var
1
Var - Global - Personal Root Projects
🏡 Home
👨👩👧 Family
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Style Guide for Variables
Basic Naming Convention:
Var - <section name> - <detailed variable name>
If a variable is used across multiple sections, then use "Global" in place of <section name>
Bool Variable names:
Should start with a word that denotes the variable is True or False. This way it reads nicely in the formula. E.g.:
isSomething
Show ...
Filter ...
Toggle <option1> & <option2>
When True, option1 is displayed/filtered/etc., when False, option2
Int Variable Names:
Should start with a word that denotes an amount. E.g.:
Number Of ...
Amount Of ...
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