via 0 entry in num counterparties. Modify tooltip to reflect.
Rename tumble_support to taker_utils for generic Taker code.
Refactor direct_send function to that module, shared with
sendpayment CLI script.
Created simple state tracking class SpendStateMgr.
Also: remove stale comments and test code from sendpayment.
Also: don't continue aborted Taker in stallMonitor.
Removed the full orderbook printout from even debug log; far
too big on mainnet. Also removed low level IRC logging, such
as MOTD and quit messages, this can be revisited if needed.
Sendpayment script should quit as soon as the final tx in the
schedule is seen on the network; no value in waiting for
confirmation.
Also fixes minor bug in blockr data read.
Modifies schedule syntax to include complete/incomplete flag, so if
restart is chosen then the schedule is continued from the first
incomplete transaction in the sequence.
Refactor parsers into separate module (more code reuse to do).
Add a tumbler schedule generator in jmclient/schedule.py.
Alter syntax of schedules; taker interprets fractional amounts
as percentage of mixdepth (for tumbler), and integers as satoshi,
zero still sweep.
TODO tumbler is only a minor delta from sendpayment, fold them together.
Also added some blockr tests (not complete). Minor packaging
changes, in particular pick_orders removed from package as
requires user intervention, moved to sendpayment.py for now.
Also, some minor changes: filter_orders_callback taken outside
Taker since it involves user input necessarily. Related, answeryes
removed from module, can be done outside.
Donation code explicitly removed from all code branches for now.
A couple of very minor changes thrown up from testing.
Coverage of Taker now 100%, will work on the rest of jmclient.
New module jmclient.schedule currently only parses schedule files,
and returns an array of tuples as a schedule.
Option added to sendpayment (-S) to pass in a schedule file, instead
of using command line arguments (still valid for single joins).
Added intermediate state to daemon to track whether ioauths have been
already sent, to prevent duplicate sending on timeout.
Adam Gibson