:date: 2019-01-24 ========================== Thursday, January 24, 2019 ========================== I started the German user guide for :ref:`cosi`. The result of my work is published on http://de.cosi.lino-framework.org (I can also refer to it using intersphinx: :ref:`cosi.dedocs`). Working on caused some optimizations in layouts and field namings: The field :attr:`lino_xl.lib.contacts.Role.type` had a verbose name "Role" which was useless and irritating because "Function" is clear enough and the same word as in :menuselection:`Configure --> Contacts --> Functions`. In :mod:`lino_book.projects.apc` the :attr:`hide_region ` setting is now `True`. Lino Così now hides the fields :attr:`street_box` and :attr:`street_prefix` of a partner. I changed the verbose name for :class:`lino.modlib.printing.BuildMethods` from "Build method" to "Print method" memo command inserts a newline when rendering Django objects ============================================================ I tried to find the explanation for :ticket:`2813`. >>> from lino import startup >>> startup('lino_book.projects.team.settings.demo') >>> from lino.api.doctest import * >>> from io import StringIO >>> from etgen.html import E >>> from lxml import etree >>> a = E.a("foo", href="bar") >>> print(etree.tostring(a)) foo >>> html_parser = etree.HTMLParser() >>> ar = rt.login("robin") >>> s = ar.parse_memo("""See [company 100 Jack]""") >>> print(s) See Jack >>> tree = etree.parse(StringIO(s), html_parser) >>> for e in tree.iter(): ... print(etree.tostring(e))

See Jack

Jack Aha, the bug was in :meth:`lino_xl.lib.blogs.LatestEntries.get_table_summary`. Seems that I didn't understand very well what ``lxml.etree.parse().iter()`` does when I wrote this code:: elems.extend(tree.iter()) I actually wanted:: elems.append(tree.getroot())