David Arnold
David Arnold
So, the reason you'd rather not use QuickFIX is that it isn't pure Python?
Right -- that's the sweet spot for simplefix: it's not intended to be super fast, just quick and easy. So I am interested in making using repeating groups easier, but...
Thank you for this work! My plan here was to generate the enums from the FixRepository XML files. That would give 100% coverage, avoid spelling errors, etc, etc. The complication...
I've pushed a tool to master that will generate a file not unlike your enums.py from the FIX 5.0sp2 XML spec. As mentioned above though, this spec is missing a...
@Code0x58 did you have any thoughts on my comments above?
@jvirtanen I think that's a decent idea. I'd thought that Orchestra basically imported Repository and added some behavioural specs, but having just had a look at it now, it does...
@Code0x58 I'd like to close this out using code automatically generated from the Orchestra specs, but which basically matches the style of what you've done here. Are you able to...
Hi Zach, At one time I was fairly opposed to this idea. I think it's a slippery slope from adding some sort of socket support, and then maybe some sort...
That's curious. It appears as if `message.get` is a lambda? In your `decode()` method, can you add a first line something like: > print(message.get, type(message.get)) In a quick test, mine...
That looks like the 'message' parameter to your decode() method is not actually a FixMessage instance?