Andrey Lebedev

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This is very much relevant to OpenVario users, who have got a mouse pointer movement controls on the stick. However for that case I'd suggest making a openvario-specific patch that...

I think it doesn't have to do with turbulence, it is just somewhat harder to place cursor precisely using arrow keys. Especially in situation when you can't concentrate your attention...

@MaxKellermann that's a good question. The real value is around 134dpi (varies slightly depending on display model), but I'm not sure how XCSoar calculates it (when "Display Resolution" setting is...

It actually feels like the autodetected value is much lower than actual. When I start XCSoar with explicit dpi setting (`xcsoar -dpi=134`) the airspace borders are noticibly thicker. I suspect...

> Does the kernel really auto-detect the density of OpenVario's connected display? Technically the kernel knows the physical size of the display from the device tree description ([example](https://github.com/Openvario/meta-openvario/blob/226c2e53a1af15fbecaab8cbf823e8f035f4121a/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-mainline/openvario-7-CH070.dts#L3-L6)), but I'm...

Conceptually, I don't think `parse_amount` is better than `parse_float`: I'd expect all numbers in the statement to be formatted the same way, even if they do not represent "amount of...

Sorry guys, this got out of my loop completely. First of all, I think we can make a compromise here, because I'd really hate to break the other plugins. They...

I did some assessment of what we ended up with in `parser.py`. We have `StatementParser` that provides some very trivial framework for parsing "line-based" statements, that users can subclass to...

@andrewshadura, this looks iteresting. I think ofxstatement can support this output format, but I'm not sure the internal model (`Statement` and friends) are sufficient to generate a valid ISO-20022 markup...

Hmm, I don't really understand the problem. What is the difference between "inclusive" and "exclusive" dates? `recalculate_balance` attempts to calculate the account balance at the start and end of statement'...