I have been trying to install GNUCASH for several days. I think I have
downloaded and installed all of the needed libraries. But when I run
./configure I get the attached log. What am I missing?
thanks
K. Carpenter
This file contains any messages produced by compilers while
running config
*** Regarding Re: My Understanding Of The Engine; Per Bojsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
adds:
*** Regarding My Understanding Of The Engine; [EMAIL PROTECTED] adds:
cbbrowne> Am I way off here? Or does this sound like the right
cbbrowne> direction?
Per> I can comment on the best method to use in Schem
*** Regarding Re: My Understanding Of The Engine ;
[EMAIL PROTECTED] adds:
cbbrowne> It's not clear to me that it is necessary to do the
cbbrowne> "commits" when doing this stuff en mase; I'll see how that
cbbrowne> goes.
I used the xaccTransBeginEdit() function with the defer flag set. In
Ben Kelly writes:
> $ find . -name 'g-wrap-guile' -exec ls -l {} \;
> -rw-rw-r-- 1 bkelly users 655 Aug 9 21:31
>./lib/g-wrap/guile/g-wrap-guile
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 bkelly users 655 Aug 11 20:57
> ./lib/g-wrap-install/bin/g-wrap-guile
>
> Do you have g-wrap-guile in li
Hi,
Open a set of accounts using gnucash.gnome. Select a "currency" account
with the mouse. Click on the "view" button, or select the "view" menu
option. Gnucash segfaults like so:
Enter: doMoveCursor(): new_phys=(1 0) do_move_gui=0
Leave: doMoveCursor(): did move
Enter: doMoveCursor(): new_phys
Hi all,
Here is a bug in the Gnome user interface.
Open up a set of accounts. Double click on an account. gnucash dies like
so:
Enter: doMoveCursor(): new_phys=(1 0) do_move_gui=0
Leave: doMoveCursor(): did move
Enter: doMoveCursor(): new_phys=(-1 -1) do_move_gui=1
Leave: doMoveCursor(): out of
Hi all,
In the gnucash.gnome version, load a set of accounts, select an account,
click on "remove". You are asked if you are sure, select ok. The account
is not removed (nothing happens).
Regards,
Graham
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]"There's a moo
On Sat, 14 Aug 1999 14:17:16 EDT, the world broke into rejoicing as
Per Bojsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> *** Regarding My Understanding Of The Engine; [EMAIL PROTECTED] adds
:
> cbbrowne> Am I way off here? Or does this sound like the right
> cbbrowne> direction?
>
> I can comment on the best
*** Regarding Gnucash stability issues; Graham Leggett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> adds:
Graham> This was the "stable" motif release of v1.2.3.
Do you use Lesstif or a commercial Motif package? I have a feeling
that Lesstif does not improve the stability of Gnucash . . .
--
Per Bojsen
*** Regarding Re: Gnucash; Alexandru Harsanyi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> adds:
Alexandru> The calendar window is modal, so you can't click anywhere
I hope you strive to avoid modal windows as much as possible. I don't
think modal windows are good user interface design because they force
the user into
*** Regarding My Understanding Of The Engine; [EMAIL PROTECTED] adds:
cbbrowne> Am I way off here? Or does this sound like the right
cbbrowne> direction?
I can comment on the best method to use in Scheme/Guile but I can at
least give you an idea of how I approached essentially the same
problem
"James A. Treacy" wrote:
> > This was the "stable" motif release of v1.2.3.
> >
> This part of your message was completely non-constructive.
I thought it was very constructive - it's a very loud heads up that you
guys are focusing on the wrong things in your development. I can well
understand yo
Russell Nelson wrote:
> I would suggest that the problem is in the following two lines taken
> from src/g-wrap/Makefile.in. Firstly, g-wrap-guile is not on the path
> (well, it's not on *my* path anyway), and secondly it's not marked
> executable.
>
> %.c %.h: %.gwp
> g-wrap-guile $^
Hm
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