hello, I have some questions on gnucash behavior regarding some "limit" changes: - a placeholder account: an account can be converted to a placeholder account even if there are splits related to it. Is it expected behavior ? or should the placeholder flag be selectable only if there are no split in the account. - once an account has splits, it is still possible to change the commodity of the account (ie we can move from EUR to YHOO stock without any warning). Is it expected behavior ? - once an account has splits, it is still possible to change the commodity_scu (smallest fraction) of the account (ie we can move from 1/100 to 1/10). The existing splits are not adjusted to the new commodity_scu. Is it expected behavior ? - similarly the "fraction traded" in a commodity (non currency) can be changed even though accounts related to it have already splits that may use higher precision that the new "fraction traded". Is it expected behavior ? - in the security editor, are "symbol/abbreviation" and "display symbol" the same field ?
I was wondering if there was not a set of characteristics of the accounts/commodity that are "write once" (ie, they are defined at the creation of the account/commodity but they can't be modified once they have other objects, like splits, relating to them). Is it more or less correct ? kr sebastien _______________________________________________ gnucash-devel mailing list gnucash-devel@gnucash.org https://lists.gnucash.org/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-devel