Relational

Released 1.1 Version 1.1 was just released. It includes an editor for relations, removing the need to edit them externally.Also now uses regular expressions to forbid invalid attribute names and gives to the user more feedback on incorrect ... [More] relations. For now windows and mac versions are not available, but the introduced support to PySide should make it easier on Mac to install the dependencies. For the developers, the API has been changed and now accepts unicode objects instead of utf-8 encoded strings. Full changelog [Less]

Released 1.1 Version 1.1 was just released. It includes an editor for relations, removing the need to edit them externally.Also now uses regular expressions to forbid invalid attribute names and gives to the user more feedback on incorrect ... [More] relations. For now windows and mac versions are not available, but the introduced support to PySide should make it easier on Mac to install the dependencies. For the developers, the API has been changed and now accepts unicode objects instead of utf-8 encoded strings. Full changelog [Less]

Rant Today feels like a good day for ranting. I was upgrading my CV and i wanted to list all the universities in which this software is being used.Unfortunately for me, most of them protect their pages with a password, so i can't prove on my CV ... [More] that my claim is true. In the University of Technology of Eindhoven they were kind enough to reply to my request ad put a link in a public page, but in other universities the website is so useless that it was impossible even to find out who the teacher for the course is. In my view, it would be fair letting me taking credit for my work. From the logs i can see that this software is being used in universities in Brazil, USA, Norway, Spain. But of course the pages are protected by a login. [Less]

Rant Today feels like a good day for ranting. I was upgrading my CV and i wanted to list all the universities in which this software is being used.Unfortunately for me, most of them protect their pages with a password, so i can't prove on my CV ... [More] that my claim is true. In the University of Technology of Eindhoven they were kind enough to reply to my request ad put a link in a public page, but in other universities the website is so useless that it was impossible even to find out who the teacher for the course is. In my view, it would be fair letting me taking credit for my work. From the logs i can see that this software is being used in universities in Brazil, USA, Norway, Spain. But of course the pages are protected by a login. [Less]

Rant Today feels like a good day for ranting. I was upgrading my CV and i wanted to list all the universities in which this software is being used.Unfortunately for me, most of them protect their pages with a password, so i can't prove on my CV ... [More] that my claim is true. In the University of Technology of Eindhoven they were kind enough to reply to my request ad put a link in a public page, but in other universities the website is so useless that it was impossible even to find out who the teacher for the course is. In my view, it would be fair letting me taking credit for my work. From the logs i can see that this software is being used in universities in Brazil, USA, Norway, Spain. But of course the pages are protected by a login. [Less]

Rant Today feels like a good day for ranting. I was upgrading my CV and i wanted to list all the universities in which this software is being used.Unfortunately for me, most of them protect their pages with a password, so i can't prove on my CV ... [More] that my claim is true. In the University of Technology of Eindhoven they were kind enough to reply to my request ad put a link in a public page, but in other universities the website is so useless that it was impossible even to find out who the teacher for the course is. In my view, it would be fair letting me taking credit for my work. From the logs i can see that this software is being used in universities in Brazil, USA, Norway, Spain. But of course the pages are protected by a login. [Less]

Python3 A porting of the relational modules has been done, and all the tests within the testsuite behave correctly.Now the problem is that neither pyqt or pyside support python3, so the 1st one of them that will support it, will be probably used.

Python3 A porting of the relational modules has been done, and all the tests within the testsuite behave correctly.Now the problem is that neither pyqt or pyside support python3, so the 1st one of them that will support it, will be probably used.

Python3 A porting of the relational modules has been done, and all the tests within the testsuite behave correctly.Now the problem is that neither pyqt or pyside support python3, so the 1st one of them that will support it, will be probably used.

Python3 A porting of the relational modules has been done, and all the tests within the testsuite behave correctly.Now the problem is that neither pyqt or pyside support python3, so the 1st one of them that will support it, will be probably used.