G'day Everyone,

        My apologies for being quiet on this issue.  I've been
on honeymoon for part of the discussion, and was in the depths of
a business hand-over and wedding planning before that.

On Thu, Nov 06, 2003 at 04:37:32PM -0600, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
> > Does it do currency?  That's one was a big deal... 

[snip]

> Having access to, say, the oanda.com FX service would be nifty -- and I
> guess it would fit better into F::Q  with its multiple source paradigm.

One of the things I've been wanting to add for a while is to allow
F::Q to use multiple sources for currencies.  Right now currencies
in F::Q are always grabbed from Yahoo -- there isn't a good way to
'plug' a currency source into F::Q.

There are many many improvements to F::Q that I'd like to make,
including a nicer way to deal with information rather than the
old and outdated 'multi-dimensional arrays', and instead provide
a proper structure using references.  I've had a real time squeeze
over the last two years due to starting a very successful business,
and this has left me for less time to maintain F::Q as I would like.

In an ideal world, I'd have someone else maintaining F::Q, and I'd
just throw in suggestions from time-to-time.  To an extent David
Hampton has been assisting here recently, which I very much
appreciate.

> Apologies to Paul F: I was under the impression F::Q was dead, but I see
> that there was a July 2003 release. Good news.

Not dead, but certainly not as active as it could be.  That may
change as I increase my holdings over the next 6-12 months.  I'm
extremely pleased to see that F::YQ has been so active.

Cheers,

        Paul
        (Who now uses GnuCash for business accounting and loves the
        new 1.8.x features)

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