On Wed, 2005-02-16 at 01:16 -0500, Chris Shoemaker wrote:
> Background: I'm mainly interested in getting budgeting to work, but
> along the way I discovered that the options system in gnucash wasn't
> exactly up to doing what I needed and, frankly, it looked like it was
> going to be a major headache to make it work for me.
>
> So, on the side, I'm trying to come up with an options system that
> does what I want, and maybe can be generally useful, too. Consider
> the attached a rough-draft. All the usually first-draft caveats
> apply. It's probably buggy, etc. (Although it passes enough unit
> tests to suggest that at least the idea isn't fundamentally flawed.)
Chris,
I saw a mention towards the end of the header of gconf, and I remember
reading some time back about how gnome in general was moving towards
using gconf as a container for prefs, is that what you're trying to
achieve here for gnucash?
Chris
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