Matthew Gilbert

Other than those minor things all looks good, thanks for the pull request.

I personally have not used this so cannot comment, but possibly someone else can comment. You might get better traction posting this on StackOverflow with the tag `blpapi` though, since...

Thanks @ludaavics, will review when I get some free time.

@ludaavics thanks for the PR. I reviewed it but I think a big change to the public facing API (even though this should be backwards compatible) is not something I...

The top level also appears inconsistent. Usually this is a blpapi.Datatype.CHOICE for other Response types however here it appears to be a sequence. ```python print("blpapi.DataType.SEQUENCE: %s" % blpapi.DataType.SEQUENCE) print("Data Type:...

I agree this would be a nice feature to have but will likely not have the time to implement this in the foreseable future. Currently the parsing of the responses...

I would ask in the Bloomberg terminal. This package is not an officially affiliated Bloomberg product.

I would get in touch with Bloomberg Help or post to stack overflow with the tag `blpapi` since this looks like a Bloomberg specific issue as opposed to `pdblp` issue,...

For historical data you should use `bdh()`, e.g. ```python con.bdh("USDHKD BGN Curncy", "PX_LAST", start_date='20170331' end_date='20170406') ``` `ref_hist()` is intended to artificially create a time series for data from the Blomberg...

At it's core `pdblp` is just a wrapper around `blpapi`, which is the official Bloomberg maintained library for accessing their API from python. There are times when looking at the...