to have the non-monetary values printed without
Dave> trailing decimal zeros, and the monetary values to be printed
Dave> with at least 2 decimal places, but no more than 2 trailing
Dave> zeros.
are prices of stock monetary values? 121.750, 121.75 or 121.7500?
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2 decimal places, but no more than 2 trailing
Dave> zeros.
>> are prices of stock monetary values? 121.750, 121.75 or 121.7500?
Dave> I would say they are monetary values. 121.75, 75.125, 50.4165.
that would make my stock register look a whole lot nicer.
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e as" would
be active, but not "save".
3. If I run gnucash like "./gnucash ~/data/thirdtry.xac" and there is
no such file, I get an error dialog which says, "the file
/home/rob/data/thirdtry.xac could not be found".
a. why doesn't it say,
open gnucash with no command line options, the "save"
>> button and menu item are active. I would think that the "save as"
>> would be active, but not "save".
Dave> It is customary to have 'save' behave as 'save as' for new
Dave> fil
>>>>> On Mon, 07 Feb 2000 01:17:19 -0800, Dave Peticolas
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Dave> Can anyone access cvs? I'm having problems.
rob@biffhero-laptop:~/src/cvs/gnucash$ cvs update
? include/.cvsignore
? src/guile/gfec.c
? src/guile/gfec.h
?
Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> For 1.4, yes. But there's always the reporting architecture,
> graphing, interfacing with other programs (ofx?), new reports,
> etc. Plenty of stuff left :)
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> While following up on another PR, I found a drop down list box which
> had "split" listed in it. however, I cannot find a simple way to do
> a 2 for 1, a 1 for 2, a 4 for 1, or an x for y.
What I'd like to see is for us
; in your shell path is a potentially
fairly dangerous thing to do. If the user wants to add "./.gnucash"
to their gnucash startup search path, then that's fine, but since
gnucash startup files can execute arbitrary code, including "rm -rf
~", I don't think it's
) into their
config.user, if they create a config.user.
(Note that I just realized that we don't have a gnc:load-auto-config
function. I need to add one. I also need to put the info above into
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I believe this one of the manifestations of the same old slib problem.
Have you checked to see if you have the right version of slib
installed configured properly?
(FWIW: Newer CVS versions of gnucash check this properly for you.)
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> Anybody here working on saving preferences? If not, I'll start
> doing that.
I haven't looked yet, but before I do, could you give me a brief
rundown of how you ended up doing this? It'll help as I look at the
code
more internal interconnection than we can get from
launching a sub-process like gnuplot, or even plotutils' separate
graph process, so it'll have to be an internal solution.
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> Another oddity. When I start up gnucash with my bugs account, and
> click on an account description to open it up, it comes up okay the
> first time. The second time I try to open a register, it only has one
> entry in it, dated 1/2
Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>I need to enter Auto: License. I have to type in "auto: l" to
>get it working. Also, "auto: L" works fine. I would
>like to shorten this to only have to type "al" to get it
>right.
ince there
are points of ambiguity.
So, while I definitely think we should make it configurable, how about
using Ctrl- (we can't use Shift because everyone expects that to
be "go back one field") for completion and for next field? That
would work OK for me. How about you,
rowsing the developer-interaction/email-control
docs here
http://www.debian.org/Bugs/Developer
http://www.debian.org/Bugs/server-control
FWIW
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>>>>> On 08 Feb 2000 15:14:14 -0600, Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>>> said:
rlb> Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> That is cool, but I think it would be better to use the ':' key
>> instead of TAB. TAB is al
>>>>> On 08 Feb 2000 15:06:49 -0600, Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>>> said:
>> When the drop down list box is dropped down, it works quite well,
>> highlighting the current one you are on, even though you can't read
>> it in
ve> But C-e is already used. It means 'go to end of the entry'. This
Dave> is the way Gtk text entries work and I think we should be
Dave> consistent with their behavior.
is C-/ too much? (it is the abbrev-mode auto-complete character in
xemacs).
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just fine, as long as we understand
that one main point of development would be the register widget. :-)
it would be cool to be able to ship around .glade files. think how
well the rsync process would go!
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on. I had this entire debit/credit
tree written out, trying to decide if account x was an asset or
liability account, so that I would know whether transaction y was a
debit or a credit in that account.
I still haven't figured out how to use our bucket system with this
decidedly accounting approach to home finances.
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to,
the url which
sub yahoo {}
gets is
DB<3> print $url
http://quote.yahoo.com/d?f=snl1d1t1c1p2va2bapomwerr1dyj1&s=
I am going to try to check it out a bit, this is just an initial
warning. ;-)
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>>>>> On Tue, 8 Feb 2000 22:25:17 -0800 (PST), Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Rob> http://quote.yahoo.com/d?f=snl1d1t1c1p2va2bapomwerr1dyj1&s=thr.to
Rob> works, as does
Rob> http://quote.yahoo.com/d?f=snl1d1t1c1p2va2bapomwerr1dyj1&s=lnux
Ro
>>>>> On Tue, 8 Feb 2000 22:34:34 -0800 (PST), Rob Walker
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Rob> are you _sure_ that you have the account set up properly? best
Rob> doublecheck the "security" field.
ah, yes, user error, that did it.
than
e text into email for
discussion.
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't just using the version
from
ftp://swiss-ftp.ai.mit.edu/pub/scm
That's the "official version" by Jaffer, and it's the one that Debian
distributes in its slib package. IMO other distributions should also
be distributing it as a separate pacakge...
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ow mutual fund accounts" #t)
...
Finally, we should put a "version" number into the config.auto file.
Say just a form at the top that says something like:
(gnc:config-file-format-version 1)
or whatever. We can bump it if we ever make incompatible changes that
mean that w
coded path.
while you are at it, it would be really cool to make gnc-prices be
able to get the historical quotes. i would even accept if it were to
take the input from a file, and not from yahoo itself.
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g-term future) replace gtkxmhtml with the
Robert> new gtkhtml?
sounds like a compromise to me.
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guys,
I am going to run this by some of our accounting types at work today.
it's about time these people started contributing to open source!
rob
>>>>> On Thu, 10 Feb 2000 16:08:23 +0100, Herbert Thoma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Herbert> Now how do you enter st
e sure you don't try to do the escaping
by hand, since there's more than just double quotes to escape...
> Done.
Great.
> thanks for the feedback,
No problem. Thanks for the code :>
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> What about always printing it to stderr and showing the dialog?
>
> I don't want to ignore it during real use, otherwise no one can
> report what the error was.
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er the
> Lesstif version supports this but I doubt it).
So, I'm about to try this out, and after that I'll want to try it on
my real data. Do you think it's ready for that yet?
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Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In the stock register, when fooling around with some numbers, I can
> resize every window except the balance window. The balance window
> will not resize. This means you can't show anything more than
> 9,999,999.00 dollars.
at there are no lines. Try this on your file
before trying to import it:
tr '\r' '\n' < my.qif > my-translated.qif
And then try to import my-translated.qif.
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roblem with your copy of slib either not
being installed or configured properly, or being the wrong version.
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>>>>> On 11 Feb 2000 14:21:00 -0600, Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>>> said:
Rob> Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> In the stock register, when fooling around with some numbers, I can
>> resize every window except the bala
he gnome help browser.
As a side note, presuming that our html widget supports them, could we
make sure to use pngs instead of gifs? Either that or just use jpegs.
That could save us some headaches later on.
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h to be a suitable replacement.
I'll see if I can get a second to poke around in the guile/scheme
repositories unless someone else beats me to it. There may already be
something relevant available.
Thoughts?
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How bad would it be if we used uncompressed gifs? I suspect it
wouldn't be tenable, but I figured I'd ask.
Barring that, what's preventing us from switching to the new gtkhtml?
I haven't been following the development on that front.
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'd love to see our docs slowly evolve a section discussing stuff
like this. As long as we have suitable disclaimers, would we (all) be
reasonbly safe from liability? I figure with enough clueful people
looking at/correcting the text, we could eventually have something
quite helpful, and we'
27;s long long
support (as we do for dates), and forget about it (unless you're doing
something *really* CPU critical).
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Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> but what about the up-and-down arrow stuff going to completely new
> areas? :-)
Either make it so that hitting an arrow automatically fully widens the
list, or require the user to delete what they've typed so far which
would
it's all (eq? 'foo bar), so "case" is
all it needs.
BTW, how many of you scheme fanatics noticed that the author of LispMe
has GPLed the source (It's a nearly full scheme implementation for
PalmOS that includes GUI support.) Cool.
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> It would *significantly* increase the size of the tarball.
Given what Dave said about gtkhtml, it looks like for now we're either
going to have to use jpegs, live with GIF's, or use uncompressed
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ink of it, that would be about it, yes. :>
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IFs. If you need to be able to write compressed
GIFs, you can install the non-free giflib packages instead (which may
not be available on CD).
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s been since near the end of last
> year.
Great.
Apologies, I obviously haven't looked at the docs in detail in a
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on, like it should.
I click on the description of one of my transactions, and the headers
change to be single line again.
Also, why is the "transfer from" field moved to the second line? Oh,
because we need different "transfer from"s for each line of a
multi-line. ok.
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Dave> Here is my latest patch. It contains the following.
Dave> Notes:
Dave> + This patch is based on current CVS.
Dave> + This patch requires config.st
e this could be done with gnucash to
put things back where they were when we closed them. some things
which I do repeatedly are open the stocks group, open checking
register, resize them, resize the main account window, things like
that.
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how does http://developer.gnome.org/news/status/ relate to us?
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(lambda (option) (if option ((gnc:option-setter option) '(226.304849302474 25
5.0 243.605987538612 255.0 option))
(let ((option (gnc:lookup-option gnc:*options-entries*
"Register Colors"
"Single mode default e
g.auto
; Section: Account Types
(let ((option (gnc:expanded-accounts stock expenses expenses:auto
did you note that I requested two things there? one of them was
saving state in the account field. the second one was not having to
click on the +- box on a parent account to get it to expand or shrink.
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de in just a few pixels. be sure to go just a
few, like 1/10 of the white space area.
>> here is the colors section of my .gnucash/config.auto I would have
>> tried black and white alternating if the text would have handled it
>> automatically. ;-)
Dave> Ummm, wow :) It's
ings. I.e. if you do a "cp mydata.gnc my-new-data.gnc" and
then work on my-new-data.gnc, you won't see any of your old settings.
We could get this right if we added a per account group, guaranteed
unique ID (like the one used for news/mail articles), for some
definition of "
ility things are addressed. i know that my horizontal scroll bars
will be completely useless as soon as the "column width state" and the
"register not wider than the sum of the widths of the columns"
problems are fixed.
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id, my request for this functionality will just wither
until I code it myself, which is just way too funny to even think
about.
ain't open source development models grand? ;-)
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window
>> grow and shrink.
Dave> The status bar would look very strange in that case, It has a
Dave> uniform size for all the windows right now.
yes, you are right. what about snapping to an integral number of
lines? setting the width on the fly for people, but not the height
seems kinda inconsistent to me.
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on and the rpm.
will try. I will try with an alien'd .deb from your rpm, as well.
Dave> I'll let you know when CVS is updated.
cool.
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>>>>> On 27 Feb 2000 14:52:54 -0600, Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>>> said:
rlb> As a more radical alternative, we could switch to using a
rlb> directory per account group rather than a file, and it could
rlb> contain whatever files we ne
double-click expands or opens?
I don't see why you would allow it. I think that we shouldn't.
However, "options? hooray! more options!"
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Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> would it be wise to talk to the ex-apple guys to see what they have in
> mind for their "world saving linux interface"?
Maybe, though I'd rather use something fairly straightforward if we
can, and I can't think of anythin
urce distribution and rpm to jeremy
Dave> later tonight.
cool!
when I did the "make install", it seemed to do ./configure again, did
it?
I got the following error at the end of the make install:
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/rob/src/cvs/gnucash/po'
[ -d /home/rob/co
>>>>> On Sun, 27 Feb 2000 21:11:30 -0800, Dave Peticolas
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>> and what I find odd is that /home/rob/compiled/share/gnome does not
>> exist. I did not make /home/rob/compiled/[bin, doc, html, lib,
>> share],
ions available,
> and the specs specify behavior and contingencies for
> incomplete/unacknowleged transactions, etc. This includes stuff
> that would otherwise have to be discovered by trial and error.
Hmm. I was under the impression that OFX was developed by much bigger
financial fi
esents a transaction and may list
the destination for the amount listed, but won't list the source. The
source is implicitly represented by the QIF itself (i.e. Savings.qif),
so the QIF code has to make up a new account for the source, and it
chooses 'Quicken Bank Account'.
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t; I would not be surprised if a lawyer out there some could put
> together an argument supporting that contention...).
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igger. Including the Balance field.
This is odd behaviour indeed! Could this be why we couldn't resize
the Balance field on its' own?
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a lot more functionality.
But I don't know for sure, since I don't look at anything other than
the latest cvs + dave's. Why is that all that I know? That is all
that I feel is getting regular development work. That is also the
area that I feel will continue to receive the best and mo
>>>>> On Wed, 16 Feb 2000 12:02:43 -0500 (EST), Heath Martin
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Heath> Rob Walker writes:
>> I newly found some functionality while working with this. I was
>> resizing my fields in my register. (I was also wishi
auto-size that I didn't like, it was the way
that it seemed to be arbitrary, only acting on two fields, and not
being very consistent among them all.
I will hold judgement of auto-size until we get to work with the full
set of patches. Now if you would hold off for a day or two, maybe
a chance at getting his patches in! (or
>> should he just send them to you?)
Dave> I'm not working in that same area, so new patches won't really
Dave> matter.
but you are scaring him off! :-)
rob
ps. would you please add the date to your subject lines? All of
these th
> thing.
If someone gives me direction on how to compile for the masses (.deb,
.rpm, .tgz?), I would see that there is "unofficial bleeding edge
version of -mm-dd" every week on ftp.gnucash.org.
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e've talked about it before, but it
hasn't been done yet. If it's not too hard, and if no one else has a
killer objection, then let's do it.
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Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> auto-grow on the Description field is ok.
Perhaps by default, maybe only the description field should
auto-size...
> I would think that "least surprise" dictates no auto-resizing of
> fields when someone resizes the regist
Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> If someone gives me direction on how to compile for the masses
> (.deb, .rpm, .tgz?), I would see that there is "unofficial bleeding
> edge version of -mm-dd" every week on ftp.gnucash.org.
Well, Tyson's keeping a pretty
x27;ve had time for it to
mentally percolate for a bit, unless I'm overlooking something nasty
it looks like it's going to be easy, and aside from other potentially
cool uses, it could be a *big* help for debugging. I should have an
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this:
(use-modules (ice-9 readline))
(activate-readline)
You can put this in your ~/.guile file and it'll be the default.
Enjoy.
(For anyone using the Debian guile packages, this was broken for a
while, but it's fixed in the latest version(s).)
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>>>>> On 16 Feb 2000 21:25:39 -0600, Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>>> said:
rlb> Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> If someone gives me direction on how to compile for the masses
>> (.deb, .rpm, .tgz?), I would see that th
tions" timer would
fire, and would say, "would you like to enter your paycheck now?" and
then it would enter a paycheck, with the
autofilled-and-close-to-accurate transaction in it. the options on
the dialog could be "yes, remind me later, never"
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Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> is woody the place to go? I am still with frozen, but I would go to
> unstable again, if needed.
Well, Bill and I have (nearly) always tracked unstable on all our
machines, and we've rarely had any substantial problems, and we'v
ly available.
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Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> recurring transactions would still be nice, since when we open our
> gnucash after a week or so, the "recurring transactions" timer would
> fire, and would say, "would you like to enter your paycheck now?"
> and th
Dave> + Gnome register uses 'Blank' instead of 'New' to describe the
Dave> menu and toolbar item that moves to the blank split. The tooltip
Dave> has been updated too. Maybe this is more intuitive? There isn't
Dave> really an appropriate graphic for this.
rob
I don't think that it worked:
make[3]: Entering directory `/home/rob/src/cvs/gnucash/src'
gcc -Wp,-MD,obj/gnome/MultiLedger.d.tmp -c -g -O2 -I/usr/X11R6/include -I. -I..
-I./engine -I./register -Ireports -I./../include -I/home/rob/compiled//include -pg
-I./gnome -I/u
Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > AFAICT, there are two different mechanisms in CVS gnucash for
> > importing QIF: one (which Rob tells me is known-broken and likely to
> > go away) in C code, accessible through the big button or file/import,
> > and
cy on 1.3.4 before we
> release.
Alternately, is there a way we can just test for the right symlink and
print appropriate instructions if things are messed up? This might be
done in conjunction with guile-config (which if 1.3.4 is installed,
should be available).
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ete-transaction ...)
etc.
Right now this seems like the right thing to do. What do other people
think? If this is a good idea, I believe I can implement this quite
quickly, and this same format would be quite appropriate for use in
specifying scheduled transactions...
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hrink, causing the right side of the
balance column to move to the right, leaving a gap on the right side
of the register. I think it would be appropriate to resize the
register to be smaller when this happens, no? I guess it makes
dragging the right side of the balance column to the right ki
I think that cvs+dave's is just about good enough to shrink wrap and
put on the shelves at the local legacy proprietary software
retailers.
Especially with the current developement rate.
rob
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tatus to be run.
I didn't run config.status. I apply the patch to my latest cvs and
run ./configure --prefix=/home/rob/compiled. Is that okay?
Dave> New Stuff:
Dave> + Removed guile 1.3.4 dependency. Gnucash should now compile
Dave> with guile 1.3 (as well as with 1.3.4).
I cannot
guaranteed they'll always use gnucash to move thing around, and
>> even if we tried to make that requirement, we couldn't enforce it,
>> and we'd have all kinds of headaches when people did it anyway.
Christopher> Indeed.
and from some articles I read, I understood
>>>>> On Mon, 28 Feb 2000 08:02:38 -0700, Jeremy Collins
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Jeremy> Rob Walker... any chance I can get you to update the
Jeremy> bugtracker? We have a ton of bugs in the incoming box that
yes, but I don't know how m
tes stock quotes from Warsaw
Jacek> Stock Exchange and I do not know if it will be easy for me to
Jacek> do it the same in GNUcash.
it will be easy. look for the file ./src/quotes/gnc-prices
rob
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>>>>> On Mon, 28 Feb 2000 13:25:31 -0800, Dave Peticolas
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Dave> I know a lot of those bugs were for 1.2.5 and have been fixed.
Dave> I'll look through them and mail you a list of the ones that can
Dave> be c
Is DVD _that_ boring?
;-)
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7;t be better done in C, and
I'm also not sure I really even want to tackle something like this ---
especially given that it looks like full-blown linux palm-sized pdas
may be just around the corner...
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