- Added entities "Security" and "Currency" #4
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- Adapted setup.py and .gitignore Partially reverted changes in setup.py (for pull request, got ahead of myself) - fileinfo, payee: Adaptations to new file format 1.9 (KMM version 5.2.x) - tag: Small improvements - kmy: Improved readability Updated README (and changed extension according to newer conventions) Updated tests: - Converted Test.kmy to new file format - Added test cases for new entities (currencies, securities) - Adapted test cases for new file format (fileinfo) - Removed redundant files - Some small stuff Tests: Small corr.s in new files Reverted README to RST format (so used to writing Markdown...)
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Hi Tim,
I understand you accept merge requests. I like your work!
I had some spare time and worked on your package. Details cf. below.
P.S.: I would suggest that you add tags to your repo -- it took me a while to find it.
James
Partially reverted changes in setup.py (for pull request, got ahead of myself)
Updated README (and changed extension according to newer conventions)
Updated tests:
Tests: Small corr.s in new files
Reverted README to RST format (so used to writing Markdown...)