David Arnold

If you don't want to bite off the whole of fbs, you can still use pyinstaller by itself. I've found it fairly simple to get Windows/macOS/Linux binaries generated.

I've committed several fixes for this today. In particular, the unit tests no longer include the code that allowed them to run on Python 2.x. I plan to do another...

* Updated various documentation, removing references to support for 2.x. * Removed inheritance from `object` for FixParser and FixMessage classes. Still need to review string interpolation.

Sorry, I don't understand what you're trying to do here. Normally, pipes are used only for logging (so that humans can read the messages), but proper FIX protocol uses ASCII...

Hi Pratik -- can you post a sample of the text you'd like to extract the message from? It'd be helpful to have some test cases for this functionality.

When receiving messages via a socket connection, it's common to receive partial messages when under load. As these partial messages are appended to the reassembly buffer (using `append_buffer`, you can...

There is an interesting slippery slope here: the goal of a *simple* FIX library is to avoid some of the complexity of using, eg. QuickFIX. Once you start down the...

If you don't mind, I'd like to leave this open while I think some more. I'll update it once I've got a tentative plan, and see what you think.

Ok, here's my plan: * I will add a bunch of behavioural settings to the parser * These can be enabled or disabled either by calling `FixParser.set_foo` or passing `foo=`...

The current mechanism for accessing parsed group members, and especially nested group members, is admittedly not great. But the parser currently avoids _almost_ all semantic knowledge. To do something more...