I am flooded with email, I guess I missed the first message.
It's been rumoured that Paul Fenwick said:
>
> G'day Quote.pm developers,
>
> A few days ago I sent some e-mail asking if anyone would mind if
> I further developed the Quote.pm (based upon YahooQuote.pm) available
> with GnuCash and released it via CPAN and/or other sources. I feel the
Sounds good to me. I am cc;ing the mailing list to make sure we don't
end up with a versionitis problem.
> ability to obtain on-line stock quotes is a very valuable one, and that
> by increasing distribution of this code will inspire more development
> of stock-tracking and financial tools. I know I would have loved to
> have had Quote.pm last year when I was playing with tickers.
>
> Since I sent the mail I have received no objections to further
> development and distribution of the code, and have also obtained permission
> from PAUSE (Perl Authors Upload Server) to make the code available through
> CPAN. To help me manage the code before CPAN release, I am setting up an
> account on SourceForge <http://www.sourceforge.net/>. Sourceforge provides
> a variety of tools to assist open source developers, including bugtracking
> systems, noticeboards, CVS repositories and patch managers.
>
> I expect the site will be operating shortly. If you
> would like developer access to the project on SourceForge then please
> let me know. Likewise, if you have any questions, concerns, criticisms
> or requests, please tell me.
No. My only concern would be that your Quote.pm continued to work with
the stuff inside of gnucash. One recurring problem with gnucash is that
it requires too many other things to be installed; thus, it might make
more sense to take periodic snapshots of your quote.pm and redistribute
it with gnucash.
--linas
>
> Yours sincerely,
>
> Paul
>
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