Greg Ward wrote:
>
> On 26 November 2001, Jeff Rush said:
>
> > i'm working on stylistic/code-formatting issues
> > to make it simpler.  Also some new widget types for dates, money
> > usphonenos and such.
>
> OK, I'll bite: what's a usphonenos?

Oh, that's 'United States Style Phone Number', where the widget checks
for correct #digits, dashes and so forth.  Then it formats it into
a standard.  I get tired of having phone#s some with (xxx)xxx-xxxx and
some with xxx-xxx-xxxx and some with xxx.xxx.xxxx.  Makes it harder
than necessary to do searches.

> > OT but I've also got the Grouch stuff working fine.  Combined with
> > Quixote and ZEO/ZODB, this is a pretty neat development environment!
>
> Cool!  You're the first person I've heard from who's even *tried*
> Grouch, much less got it working.  ;-(

Geez, I would have thought lots of people would need such a thing.
Combined with the new doctest module in Python 2.1 to validate
basic object types plus pyunittest for subsystems, it makes a
solid development platform.

Ok, I'll stop talking about Grouch on the Quixote list now... ;-)

-Jeff