ntoll (Nicholas Tollervey)

Still again trying to get a simple solution for a one to many relationship

Merge branch 'master' into carl

some issues with the commit

Working on the one2many relationship.

Working on a 1 to many solution for cursors.

Working on the design layout.

adding forgotten files

Worked on the simpliest solution for query/delete/update/insert solution

removing the mock up jars as it creates compilation errors and confuse people :)

Begin to ponder the idea of insert/update/delete as it does not return a cursor while you still need to 'parse' the response into something understandable and workable by the implementor. Changed some tidly bits on the http client side.

added hNews to README

Added an hNews form

Added a model for hNews

Added a couple ad hoc template tags to the test.html for hNews

Refactored hNews model so it now also draws from the geo base model; Added my test item to the test.html; It passed the test and looks decent

Tweaked hNews model; Added item1 dummy article to templatetag_tests; Added hNews to our default template locations

Tried to draft a model for hNews

Updated hnews template to use the authors prefered geodateline option

Added a new template for hnews instances, using the examples at http://microformats.org/wiki/hnews-examples

initial implementation of parallel sequences using // operator

various code formatting and doc improvements

refactored code including factoring out a map method to apply a function to all points in a sequence

In C generator now makes use of concatenation and multiplication support in core

last_offset now gives an answer (of 0) even if sequence is empty

crude implementation of concatenation and integer multiplication of sequences

silent marker events don't actually need to be filtered here

repeat each In C pattern 10 times

don't create a midi event for points that aren't notes

replaced unused variable assignment with one with a better name that is actually used :-)

indentation fail causing unnecessary rewrites of file

added test assertion demonstrating Point.tuple

updated lilypond README to reflect use of feature structures

converted everything over to using the new feature structures

added built-in attributes for what we've done so far and added a useful tuple method on Point

initial pass at datastructure we'll start to use from now on

Bleh... caught out by git... tests.py file mentioned in prior commit

Fixed lilypond tests so the octave check bug is obvious and corrected related errors in the Lilypond definitions of fragments 45 and 46

Added numbers to fragments for ease of navigation

[Daniele and Jon] looking for a winner

[Peter and Daniele] winnning pair

[Peter and Daniele] winnning pair

[Dave and Peter] creating a board

[Marcus and Dave] - added game class

[Bruce and Ciaran] - tested illegal moves

[Joe and Bruce] - tested two moves

[Menno and Tom] - made first move

[Paul and Menno] - extract game state

[Stephen Paul] Extract game and first passsing test