Sacha Schlegel (SachaS) posted a link to an audio file of an interview with Jon Bosak and Tim McGrath on UBL, the Universal Business Language, commenting that it would cool if gnue would support UBL.

Reinhard Müller (reinhard) had a question regarding boxes - if I have a box x=10 y=10 width=20 height=20 - what is the top left and bottom right character position that I can use inside this box? James Thompson (jamest) said that unless it's changed the box starts in 10,10 to 30,30 with the outter most positions taken up by border - so 11,11 29,29 would be usable. He confirmed this with a sample form in Designer. The width and height parameters were the size of the box on the screen - not the usable space of the box. However, previously I was hoping to make box intelligently handle heights and widths of 1 - so we could have seperator lines with or without titles.

Johannes Vetter (johannesV) reported troubles using form.dumpXML(). After some digging, Reinhard Müller (reinhard) reported you do that dumpXML after the connection trigger objects have been inserted into the XML tree - which is done in phase 1 init of loading a new form. He suggested it might be a bad idea how the connection trigger objects are faked into the form tree now - it would be better to change the object type being used from a ConnTrigObj (Connection Trigger Object) to a proper, standard, GCConnection (GNUe Common Connection). Johannes changed this and confirmed yeah, works fine. Reinhard requested please commit that change - with a note that it is necessary for dumpXML to work after these objects have been created - you should now see all <connection> tags in the xml tree. Johannes confirmed this - they're all at the end of the file. Reinhard noted that the fact that they had been able to substitute a GCConnection object for a ConnTrigObj so easily made him wonder if the ConnectionTriggerObj could possibly be merged with the GConnection object... will add that as a wishlist item.