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<elwis> have to ask, has anyone succeeded with psycopg and suse?
<elwis> turn out my postgres headers are not postgres headers so the package can't be installed
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<johannesV> good morning
<dimas> good morning
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<johannesV> good morning
<johannesV> erm, wrong window
<kilo> good morning johannesV
<johannesV> :)
<johannesV> hi kilo
<johannesV> reinhard, are you back again ?
<reinhard> yes
<johannesV> ah
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<siesel> hi
<reinhard> hey siesel
<reinhard> you're getting a bit behind in our commit statistic
<reinhard> ;-)
<siesel> you're mean. :(
<siesel> Its not my fault that you commit so much ;)
<siesel> naja, ich versuche mich zu bessern. Even english doesn't work well any more  *sniff*
<reinhard> oh
<reinhard> you're out of practice?
<siesel> kind of
<siesel> I had to learn a new language.
<siesel> "Schwäbisch" is quite difficult to learn ;)
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<siesel> hi SachaS
<SachaS> hi jan
<SachaS> how are you?
<siesel> fine. Chilling around and waiting for a meeting to begin in 20 minutes :)
<siesel> and you?
<SachaS> i just missed a meeting. they changed to daylight saving in US. last week the phone conference was 7.00pm today it was 6.00pm CEST
<siesel> oops.
<siesel> daylight saving time is just crap
<SachaS> and countries are changing them at different times
<siesel> was it phone or video conference
<SachaS> phone
<siesel> phone is ok, but IMHO video conference really suck
<siesel> nevertheless, I still need to do some stuff.
<siesel> cu saturday
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<SachaS> yep. for a german gnue getogether
<SachaS> or a gnue getotgether in germany
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<jamest_> reinhard: did requery make it into datasources and is it stable?
<reinhard> should be
<jamest_> anything special that needs to be activated to make it work?
<jamest_> i'll be using it from custom app based on common
<jamest_> so via the datasource wrapper
<reinhard> postgres?
<jamest_> yip
<reinhard> set the attribute "requery" of the datasource to True
<reinhard> that should actually do it IIRC
<jamest_> ok, thanks
<reinhard> let me add that requerying of detail records after a change in the master is not fully implemented yet
<reinhard> s/fully//
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<reinhard> hi jcater
<reinhard> a few days ago you said that DataObject could be used without a DataSource
<reinhard> how would this be done, and what would be the reason to do it?
* reinhard thinks he saw some unconditional accesses to dataObject._dataSource and curious if that should be fixed
<reinhard> jamest, jcater: RecordSet has an __iter__ support - do you already use that anywhere?
<jamest_> i do
<jamest_> iirc it's a bit flaky though
<reinhard> is it important for you that the current record position follows the iterator?
<reinhard> I rewrote the iterator using a generator function
<jamest_> i don't think so
<jamest_> as I just do
<jamest_> for record in recordSet:
<jamest_>   print record.foo
<jamest_> type stuff
<reinhard> (basically replacing about 50 lines of code with 4 lines)
<jamest_> cool
<reinhard> so you would be ok with just iterating through the records without moving the current record pointer?
<jamest_> i would
<reinhard> would probably speed up such things
<reinhard> as now most probably the form display and detail dataobjects would follow the iteration
<reinhard>   def __iter__ (self):
<reinhard>     record = self.firstRecord ()
<reinhard>     while record:
<reinhard>       yield record
<reinhard>       record = self.nextRecord ()
<reinhard> quite straightforward :)
<reinhard> but like I said I would change that to not use record pointer movement
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<jamest_> i can't see any reason for it to maintain that pointer
<jamest_> unless that would prevent all the records from loading
<jamest_> as i'd need them all vs only what's in cache
<reinhard> sure
<reinhard> that's a matter of how it is implemented instead :)
<jamest_> :)
<jamest_> yield a new generator thing?
<reinhard> AFAICT was already available with 2.2
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<lekma> hello
<reinhard> jamest_: you can think yield as
<reinhard> foo
<reinhard> yield x
<reinhard> bar
<reinhard> ... would behave as ...
<reinhard> result = []
<reinhard> foo
<reinhard> result.append (x)
<reinhard> bar
<reinhard> return result
<reinhard> ...except that python pauses execution of the function when yield is reached and resumes again when the loop requests the next element
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<jamest_> ok thanks'
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<reinhard> night all
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<alandd> http://www.gnuenterprise.org/downloads/depends.php is blank.  Anyone have a nice list of GNUe dependendcies?  I'm trying to install on Fedora Core 3.  Designer is complaining about wxPython.
<alandd> never mind.  The FC2 rpms from wxpython.org appear to have solved the complaint.  Now I must solve the DB connections issue.
* alandd moves on...
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<lekma> is there a way to put today's date in a grd?
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