Re: GnuCash page on GO site

Jody Goldberg <[email protected]> writes:

>> Getting help porting our existing Guppi calls to the new libgoffice
>> plotting would be very useful and helpful to us.
>
> That is a a tad tricky given that the current interfaces are
> targeted at what are likely to be non-standard use cases.  I've just
> written the first case of code creating a plot from what seems like
> a more standard approach (not importing from xls, and not using the
> ui).  I added a few more convenience classes and wrappers already.
> We'll likely want to add more.

I was afraid of that.  I dont know which of the current GC devs
actually understand the guppi interfaces sufficiently to port them
over (I know I do not)..

>> Do you have a phrase-wheel?  :)
>
> What's a phrase wheel ?

See my previous mail.  It's like a GtkCombo..  The user types
into the entry and after they stop typing it does a backend query
to fill in a popup of matches to the user's typing and lets the
user complete on them.

It's something that does NOT require the full list of matches to be
pre-loaded into the widget (it uses a callback to obtain the list of
matches when the user stops typing).

I've got some python code that someone sent me which I'm willing to
forward on to someone else to translate to C.  But I don't even know
if the python code is exactly what we're looking for.

> The classes are thoroughly documented in the source with gtk-doc.
> There are also a large collection of test cases and real world
> usages.  The api is mostly trivial and has definitely helped clean
> up alot of code.

Have the gtk-doc been run through the program to create the HTML
and put up on the web?  That's what I was hoping/looking for.

-derek

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