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<johannesV> good morning
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<dimas_> good morning
<johannesV> bbl
<ajmitch> hi
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<reinhard> good morning all
<ajmitch> hi reinhard
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<btami> good morning
<kilo> good morning btami :)
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<kilo> reinhard: are you here?
<reinhard> yes
<kilo> erm
<kilo> i have a gfd file with 2 datasources, each one has a sortorder thing applied to it
<kilo> and both sortorders have something like
<kilo>  <sortorder>
<kilo>       <sortfield name="ugyfel_nev" ignorecase="Y"/>
<kilo>     </sortorder>
<kilo> both
<kilo> because both tables have a field ugyfel_nev
<kilo> now the parser is complaining it is duplicate
<kilo> and if i see it right, it does complain because
<kilo> it is the 'name' that is duplicate
<reinhard> oh
<kilo> imho it should be 'fieldname' or something like that indeed
<reinhard> I have exactly the same problem in hotline appearantly
<kilo> because it is not the name of the sortfield, but the name of the field
<kilo> do you? oh
<reinhard> and already asked johannesV_ to look at it as soon as he's back
<kilo> \o/
<reinhard> (he's at a customer now)
<kilo> great
<reinhard> I guess it is related to his latest changes in common
<kilo> indeed it is
<kilo> thx then
<kilo> OT: reporting btami's problem
<kilo> the scrollbar should not take the block row size as the page size
<kilo> instead should take the scrollbar's height property or some new property, ie 'scrollrows' or something
<kilo> as if the block is 1-row, it jumps only 1 row per click
<kilo> when not clicked on the arrows but the scrollbar itself
<kilo> do you agree on that?
<reinhard> not sure
<reinhard> I haven't used scrollbars for 1-row blocks
<kilo> we use it for browsing though
<reinhard> and I have no idea what would be an intuitive behaviour for that
<reinhard> but I guess it would make sense to have an optional "scrollrows" property that defaults to the block row size
<kilo> indeed
<reinhard> (IIRC it is actually block row size -1, isn't it?)
<reinhard> (so the last row becomes the first row after scrolling a page)
<kilo> maybe yes, we dont use it that way
<kilo> there are 2 pages on our form, the first shows detailed view of a record, the second browses through all records
<kilo> this way on the first page it is block rows=1
<kilo> and this causes the 2nd page to scroll only by 1 record / click
<reinhard> shouldn't be too hard to change it AFAICT
<reinhard> in GFScrollbar.py, change getRecordAndPageCount to return that "scrollrows" instead of self._block._rows
<kilo> ok, btami will look after that then, just wanted to ask your opinion
<kilo> thx
<reinhard> so you actually *do* use the scroll bar on the second page that displays a grid
<reinhard> right?
<kilo> right
<reinhard> okj
<reinhard> long term I think we can't go on without a "real" grid widget anyway
<kilo> :)
<reinhard> that would always have an attached scrollbar
<kilo> exactly
<kilo> that would be very much needed sooner or later
<kilo> and a tree control maybe :D
<reinhard> what kind of data on DB backend would you match to a tree control?
<kilo> i dont know by now, but iirc i would like it - dont ask me why now :D:D
<reinhard> I could imagine a kind of tree control in interactive reporting
<reinhard> like you have revenue values for europe, america, asia
<reinhard> when you click on + europe
<kilo> indeed
<reinhard> you get details for spain, france, germany, austria, hungary...
<reinhard> when you click on + austria
<reinhard> you get the provinces or whatever you have
<reinhard> etc
<reinhard> off to lunch
<kilo> ok
<kilo> thx
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<reinhard> off for today
<reinhard> cu
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<derek> ajmitch: you around?
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<derek> donuts...mmmmmm
<ajmitch> yes
<ajmitch> I live
<jcater> ajmitch, trying to reassure yourself?
<ajmitch> derek: how may I help you?
<ajmitch> jcater: I'm at work, I need to remind myself that I have a life outside of the office
<jcater> ajmitch, I try to remind myself of that too
<jcater> then reality kicks back in
<ajmitch> I guess derek got distracted by the donuts
<derek> yeah
<derek> trying to get mario kart ds to work with wifi for the kids
<ajmitch> aha
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<derek> dood
<derek> an ubuntu ninja
<derek> how cool is that
<ajmitch> heh
* ajmitch bows in the presence of a ninja ;)
* ubuntu is a sleepy ninja
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<ajmitch> I wish I could achieve the rank of ubuntu ninja
<ninja> ajmitch: currently a fedora ninja then? :)
<ajmitch> no, I use ubuntu
<ninja> you have chosen a wise path, my disciple
<ajmitch> so how do I walk the path of the ubuntu ninja? ;)
<ninja> the path is short and straight, there are few obstacles - if you have found the path, you will not be far from it's end :)
<ninja> it is the paths beyond that are more treacherous
<ajmitch> ninja: planning to get involved in ubuntu development then?
<ninja> you must seek the advice of many wise men
* ajmitch has heard the advice of a few developers ;)
<ninja> ajmitch: i have too many wise men to seek the advice of, and too many errands to run for my master - i have little time for 'development' as much as I'd like to practice it's many methods ;)
<ajmitch> heh
<ninja> </accent_from_badly_dubbed_kung_fu_movie>
<ajmitch> ninja-wannabe then? ;)
* ninja wonders when he'll get more time to look at/work on a finances module for GNUe
* ajmitch needs to get gnue-common 0.6.1 synced into dapper
<ninja> i really wanted to get start my next years personal and business finances off in a more flexible, half-way decent accounting system so i don't have to use gnucash for another year
<ninja> any suggestions for a decent (pref PHP-based) accounting package that i could use as a stepping stone while GNUe finances gets up to speed?
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