diff --git a/app/views/compound_metric_configurations/_form.html.erb b/app/views/compound_metric_configurations/_form.html.erb index 839f125..7e20f71 100644 --- a/app/views/compound_metric_configurations/_form.html.erb +++ b/app/views/compound_metric_configurations/_form.html.erb @@ -3,52 +3,52 @@
- Code is a variable that keeps the value of a metric analysis. It is used inside a compound metric. -
-- Example: - Code foo := 10 -
-+ A variable that holds the value of a metric calculation. It can be used in the script of another compound metric. +
++ Example: + Code foo := 10 +
+- It is the weight of the metric. -
-+ It is used to calculate the weighted average of a <%= link_to 'module', tutorials_path("keywords", anchor: "module")%>'s grade. +
- The Reading Group associated with this metric. -
-+ The <%= link_to 'Reading Group', tutorials_path('keywords', anchor: 'reading_group') %> associated with this metric. +
+- A mathematical expression to calculate your compound metric. + A mathematical expression (in javascript) to calculate your compound metric. It needs a return statement. The codes of already created metrics can be used inside the script.
- The code type your metric is designed to work with. + The <%= link_to 'granularity', tutorials_path("keywords", anchor: "granularity")%> of the <%= link_to 'modules', tutorials_path("keywords", anchor: "module")%> measured by this metric.
- It is used to calculate the weighted average of a <%= link_to 'module', tutorials_path("keywords", anchor: "module")%>. + It is used to calculate the weighted average of a <%= link_to 'module', tutorials_path("keywords", anchor: "module")%>'s grade.
- Starting value for your Range. -
++ The <%= link_to 'Reading', tutorials_path('keywords', anchor: 'reading')%> associated with this <%= link_to 'Range', tutorials_path('keywords', anchor: 'range')%>. +
++ This Range's lower limit. +
+- Ending value for your Range. -
-- A short description of your Range. -
++ This Range's upper limit. +
+- The Reading associated with this Range. -
-+ An explanation of why you chose this interval, with that reading for this <%= link_to 'Metric', tutorials_path('keywords', anchor: 'metric')%>. +
+