I have implemented a new way of using gettext from scheme files
that is easier to use than the string databases that are currently
used in, for example, the reports.
Essentially, it works the same way as in C.
To mark a string as translatable and load the translation
at the same time, use the
On 20-Dec-2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I beleive the above architecture renders the whole previous
discussion moot. I also think its a very, very exciting thing to do.
It solves a number of technical issues, such as multi-user, that
have been plaguing us. Next, it give
On Wed, Dec 20, 2000 at 11:03:13PM -0800, Dave Peticolas wrote:
"Phillip Shelton" writes:
quote
ACCOUNT
---
account_guidchar32
parent_account_guid char32 - account.account_guid
group_guid char32 -
On Wed, Dec 20, 2000 at 08:55:34PM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, here's the dope:
I don't think rob is entirely aware of the possibilities that his XML
file format opens up. Some of the readers of this mailing list may
also not be aware of what demos grib has done with embedding
I am now building tables in pg and I've made the build scripts
available at http://www.lupercalia.net/createschema.sql.
The table schema in the design doc are out of date slightly, and will
become more so. I am leaving them there for the time being so I can
make notes and refer to them to see
On Wed, Dec 20, 2000 at 08:55:34PM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, here's the dope:
I don't think rob is entirely aware of the possibilities that his XML
file format opens up. Some of the readers of this mailing list may
also not be aware of what demos grib has done with embedding
On Thu, Dec 21, 2000 at 12:59:58AM -0800, Dave Peticolas wrote:
(display (_ "Hello, World")) ;; print the appropriate translation
;; of "Hello, World"
Thanks Dave! you're a god.
b.g.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, here's the dope:
I don't think rob is entirely aware of the possibilities that his XML
file format opens up. Some of the readers of this mailing list may
also not be aware of what demos grib has done with embedding guppi
in html. I don't know how many
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lets reanalyse the requirements. You want security. Why? to run over
the open internet? If you're running over the open internet, then
Not exactly. It's just that I don't trust the network I'm sitting on,
regardless of where I am. Let's suffice it to say that
This is an interesting approach, but HTTP is _SLOW_. You have to
setup and teardown a TCP connection for each request, and you have to
build an SSL association for each request. This just takes time. Not
only that, but forking off a CGI is also very expensive.
Having all of the network
On Thu, Dec 21, 2000 at 01:13:02PM -0500, Derek Atkins wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lets reanalyse the requirements. You want security. Why? to run over
the open internet? If you're running over the open internet, then
Not exactly. It's just that I don't trust the network I'm
On 21 Dec 2000, Derek Atkins wrote:
[much scary yet true stuff about network security]
I've just grabbed a book on CORBA, and I'm looking at information on
ORBit. I've certainly not bought into to one camp or another.
"Distributed Objects Survival Guide", although it looks like a stupid
On Thu, Dec 21, 2000 at 02:03:13PM -0500, Derek Atkins wrote:
David Merrill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think the SQL code should not be marshalled over the wire. Keep SQL
on the server side entirely.
Oh, I agree. I would rather marshall requests in a more
GnuCash-centric manner
It's been rumoured that Derek Atkins said:
This is an interesting approach, but HTTP is _SLOW_. You have to
ahh, what are you envisioning? a thousand hits a second?
www.linas.org serves up 20K pages a day, and serves up
cvs.gnucash.org, and its a 7 year old 486 whose load average
stays
Hi Derek,
I want to say up front that I'm enjoying this conversation. I say
this because my response may seem like flame bait at times. So
please don't interpret any terseness or stridency below as an attack.
--linas
It's been rumoured that Derek Atkins said:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Herbert Thoma writes:
Hello!
checking for db_open in -ldb2... no
configure: error: Cannot find db2. See the README for more info.
README is not quite up to date ;-)
What do I need for db2? Where can I find it?
Yet another dependency :-(
I'm going to try to remove the dependency on
I'm not sure where -ldb2 is.. I don't have it on my Red Hat system,
either. Although -ldb certainly contains db_open() (but -ldb1
doesn't).
Perhaps we can make this check such that if -ldb2 fails it falls back
to checking -ldb?
-derek
Herbert Thoma [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello!
David Merrill writes:
In light of the discussions we have been having over whether the
account group mechanism should be strictly hierarchical or whether an
account should be allowed to exist within more than one group, I am
considering providing both capabilities in the database.
First,
It's been rumoured that David Merrill said:
Does this mean you are envisioning a server which can handle more than
one set of accounts and more than one set of transactions?
Yes. Since its 'just' a set of cgi-bins, then there's a variety
of easy ways of having leak-proof separation between
It's been rumoured that Peter C. Norton said:
Interesting, I haven't looked at libgnc_engine. Have you, in turn, looked
at the gda library being developed for gnome-db?
Sort-of. libgda was one of the contributing technologies to the
gnue GEAS component, I haven't exactly figured out the
It's been rumoured that Peter C. Norton said:
Interesting, I haven't looked at libgnc_engine. Have you, in turn, looked
at the gda library being developed for gnome-db?
It's being separated from the gnome-db stuff, and it was done at the behest
of the gnue folks. It's not a
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, David Merrill wrote:
Is it possible that the answer is to take the existing engine code and
separate the Query API into calls into a corresponding API on the
server side? I'm still getting familiar with the code, so I have only
a vague concept of its functions. But
David Merrill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is it possible that the answer is to take the existing engine code and
separate the Query API into calls into a corresponding API on the
server side? I'm still getting familiar with the code, so I have only
a vague concept of its functions. But
Hello!
checking for db_open in -ldb2... no
configure: error: Cannot find db2. See the README for more info.
README is not quite up to date ;-)
What do I need for db2? Where can I find it?
Yet another dependency :-(
Thanks in advance,
Herbert.
--
Herbert Thoma
FhG-IIS A, Studio Department
In light of the discussions we have been having over whether the
account group mechanism should be strictly hierarchical or whether an
account should be allowed to exist within more than one group, I am
considering providing both capabilities in the database.
First, the group table would define
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
investigate using ONC RPC as the marshalling system, which is much
less overhead than CORBA,
Its not obvious to me that any RPC has lower overhead than corba.
I'm tempted to beleive the opposite.
No way - RPC is far more lightweight than
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's been rumoured that Derek Atkins said:
This is an interesting approach, but HTTP is _SLOW_. You have to
ahh, what are you envisioning? a thousand hits a second?
www.linas.org serves up 20K pages a day, and serves up
cvs.gnucash.org,
Herbert Thoma writes:
Hello!
checking for db_open in -ldb2... no
configure: error: Cannot find db2. See the README for more info.
README is not quite up to date ;-)
What do I need for db2? Where can I find it?
Yet another dependency :-(
The db2 dependency should be gone now.
dave
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