I have come to understand how Guile handles hashing; Rob Browning
was looking, in .../scm/prefs.scm for a "hash-for-each."
I have some code in transit that handles this; that will also fairly
substantively change the QIF code that I'm now actively fiddling with
again.
;;; Less-than-well-tested:
While following up on another PR, I found a drop down list box which
had "split" listed in it. however, I cannot find a simple way to do a
2 for 1, a 1 for 2, a 4 for 1, or an x for y.
What I did was to perform two transactions. the first one, "2 for 1
split, part 1", was to sell all stock, a
Kirk,
On my system here I have the following:
$ locate gnome.h
/home/rob/src/cvs/gnucash/src/register/table-gnome.h
/usr/include/gnome.h
/usr/include/libgnome/libgnome.h
/usr/include/popt-gnome.h
$ dpkg -S /usr/include/gnome.h
libgnome-dev: /usr/include/gnome.h
$
do you have the gnome developm
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Rob Walker wrote:
>
> would it be possible to compile me up a _completely static_ version of
> all of the gnucash's on the ftp site?
>
> I tried the gnucash.motif binary, but it is looking for a guile which
> I don't have. I am running gnucash.gnome myself, from cvs.
>
> Also, I couldn't compi
would it be possible to compile me up a _completely static_ version of
all of the gnucash's on the ftp site?
I tried the gnucash.motif binary, but it is looking for a guile which
I don't have. I am running gnucash.gnome myself, from cvs.
Also, I couldn't compile the cvs motif version, bug repo
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I just created two accounts, one cash, and one bank. I added three
transacti
I would like to create a new category in the bugtracker, for
supporting files. PRs 12, 13, and one other i kicked to
xaction-engine tonight would belong there.
what to call it? supportfiles? documentation? well, #12 doesn't fit
that too well. i dunno, so i am looking for ideas.
rob
ps.
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>
> In an effort to not make any mistakes and piss people off here is my
> list of Gnucash dependencies and when they are needed. Please review
> and respond to me so I can get this page up.
>
> compile time ( include runtime as well )
>
> Nana
> Swig
>
> runtime
> ---
> Gtk/G
>
> jeremy has graciously allowed me to help with the bugs database.
>
> As you already know, the last couple of bugs I worked on, I set the
> notification to go to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Is that a good idea?
> This _is_ a -devel list, no? :-) What do we think? since bugs are
> assigned only to
jeremy has graciously allowed me to help with the bugs database.
As you already know, the last couple of bugs I worked on, I set the
notification to go to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Is that a good idea?
This _is_ a -devel list, no? :-) What do we think? since bugs are
assigned only to categories, a
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Notes: this is one for the transaction folx.
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Notes: I noticed the bit about "/usr/bin/
In an effort to not make any mistakes and piss people off here is my
list of Gnucash dependencies and when they are needed. Please review
and respond to me so I can get this page up.
compile time ( include runtime as well )
Nana
Swig
runtime
---
Gtk/Gnome
eperl/perl
Motif/Lesst
Robert Graham Merkel wrote:
>
> keith wells writes:
> > Can someone supply a list of files required to run GNUCASH and how to find those
>files. I have not found such a list online. (maybe I just have not found it)
> > But,when I tried to install the application it said I needed xm*.so.1 (I ca
Depending on where you are going to put the version information, updating
the date is easy. Just add "$Date$" to the file inside the string that
you want to display and everytime this file is changed and check into cvs
the string will be updated. The catch is that the file has to be touched
for
>
> I have a _very simple_ setup. I run
> /home/rob/compiled/bin/gnucash.gnome /home/rob/data/firsttry.xac
> and up pops gnucash. I have one + sign under "account name", and when
> I click on it and it becomes a -, I see "Cisco Sto" in the window
> after the elbow. I grab the "account name"
keith wells writes:
> Can someone supply a list of files required to run GNUCASH and how to find those
>files. I have not found such a list online. (maybe I just have not found it)
> But,when I tried to install the application it said I needed xm*.so.1 (I cant
>remember the exact name)
Chec
> - when using the "From" pulldown, even though the blank field at the
> top seems to be selected (implying one can scroll), this is not
> possible until I click on an entry.. FYI, I use a logitech mouse man w
> / wheel to scroll.. also, once I make my final selection, the menu
> sticks and can
Christopher Browne writes:
> From the Trial Balance Point Of View, that turns into a perspective where
> everything adds to 0.
Shouldn't "debits + credits = 0" be an assertion in the code? Surely it
should be impossible to make an unbalancing entry.
--
John HaslerThis posting is
> Dave Peticolas writes:
> >
> > Ok, I got your patch in. I modified it a bit to use
> > the gnome-config program.
> >
>
> I thought it already does! I'll wait till it appears in CVS and
> see what you've changed.
I changed the Makefile.in patch to use gnome-config to set the
linker opti
Alright, source is on gnucash.org.
http://www.gnucash.org/pub/gnucash/sources/stable/gnucash-1.2.5.tar.gz
ftp://ftp.gnucash.org/pub/gnucash/gnucash/sources/stable/gnucash-1.2.5.tar.gz
Enjoy! I will spit out binaries when I get home this evening!
>
> It's been rumoured that Jeremy Collins said:
> It's been rumoured that Dave Peticolas said:
> >
> > Libglade is for loading your user interface from xml files
> > generated by the glade ui builder program. It allows you to
> > change your ui without recompiling. Pretty neat idea, but
> > it's not related to preferences.
>
> "downloadable c
I didn't see gnucash mode on http://www.gnucash.org/links.php3 where I
was hoping it would be. Will someone please email me this mode?
rob
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It's been rumoured that Dave Peticolas said:
>
> Libglade is for loading your user interface from xml files
> generated by the glade ui builder program. It allows you to
> change your ui without recompiling. Pretty neat idea, but
> it's not related to preferences.
"downloadable chrome"
So it do
> It's been rumoured that Heath Martin said:
> >
> >
> > I have couple of questions and comments regarding saving user
> > options and session management. This is motivated by a
> > patch I had sent to Dave that saves the state of the account
> > tree in the main window so that when gnucash is
It's been rumoured that Jeremy Collins said:
>
> Hi Linas,
>
> How is Gnucash 1.2.5 coming? Do you think it will be out tonight? I
gnucash-1.2.5 is out on http://linas.org/linux/gnucash/
This is a low bandwidth site and you should wait a little bit for it to
show on gnucash.org
-- It fixes a
It's been rumoured that Heath Martin said:
>
>
> I have couple of questions and comments regarding saving user
> options and session management. This is motivated by a
> patch I had sent to Dave that saves the state of the account
> tree in the main window so that when gnucash is restarted, the
hey everyone,
I just noticed more display problems.. again, I'm running the CVS
version with the last 8 patches as sent to gnucash-patches (except for
the gtk_html stuff).. my system is:
- rh 6.0
- gtk/gdk 1.2.6-1
- nana 2.3-2
- XmHTML 1.1.5-1
can't think of what else is relevant.. anyways..
Christopher Browne writes:
> I'd be game to change some of the terms slightly, although they're not
> overly inappropriate,...
I find 'Rebate' fairly inappropriate for a prepaid expense.
> ...and may be helpful to naive users that are not
> "debit/credit-literate."
I think conventional accounti
Christopher Browne writes:
> The asset and liabilities appear to be appropriately handled; it makes
> sense for assets to "appear positive" (e.g. - be debits) whilst
> liabilities should "appear negative" (e.g. - be credits) and similarly,
> one would expect liabilities to "look negative."
I only
> > Linas, if you don't use applypatch, make sure you delete
> > src/register/gnome/ChangeLog.
Done.
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On Tue, Nov 23, 1999 at 01:23:09PM +0100, Marco Pistore wrote:
> > > g-wrap-guile gnc.gwp
> > > make[3]: g-wrap-guile: Command not found
> > > make[3]: *** [gnc.c] Error 127
> > > make[3]: Leaving directory `/local/rj/src/misc/gnucash-1.2.4/src/g-wrap'
>
> yesterday i tried to compile 1.2.4 on a D
Can someone supply a list of files required to run GNUCASH and how to find those
files. I have not found such a list online. (maybe I just have not found it)
But,when I tried to install the application it said I needed xm*.so.1 (I cant remember
the exact name)
This appears to be some xml type fi
On Tue, 23 Nov 1999 04:50:14 CST, the world broke into rejoicing as
"Rob Coker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Actually, an accountant does not expect liabilities to appear negative, but
> positive. Accounting (at least in US) follows the principle:
>
> Assets = Liabilities + Capital(Equity)
That
On Wed, Nov 24, 1999 at 12:17:43AM +1100, Robert Graham Merkel wrote:
>
> > So, what shall i do now?
> > Any help?
>
> Why not use the Debian packaged version?
Clearly this would be the best solution for me!
Has gnucash 1.2.4 already been packages for debian!? Where can i find
the package?
Th
> So, what shall i do now?
> Any help?
Why not use the Debian packaged version?
Rob Merkel
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On Tue, Nov 23, 1999 at 04:28:55AM -0700, Jeremy Collins wrote:
> > g-wrap-guile gnc.gwp
> > make[3]: g-wrap-guile: Command not found
> > make[3]: *** [gnc.c] Error 127
> > make[3]: Leaving directory `/local/rj/src/misc/gnucash-1.2.4/src/g-wrap'
>
> Rainer,
>
> Is there some reason you cannot try
Rainer,
Is there some reason you cannot try to use a binary? If you are using a
platform that we do not have a binary for please let me know. Maybe
then after I help you getting Gnucash compiled you can package it up for
me and we can put it on the FTP site for everyone's enjoyment!
Generic Li
Actually, an accountant does not expect liabilities to appear negative, but
positive. Accounting (at least in US) follows the principle:
Assets = Liabilities + Capital(Equity)
Debits make assets more positive. Credits make liabilities and capital more
positive. So, the chart of accounts in t
Hi everyone!
I just found Version 1.2.4, hoping, to get it run this time, ...
Perhaps, it's just a libary missing, perhaps someone can point me.
with './configure --prefix=/opt && make' i get at the end the following
error-message:
g-wrap-guile gnc.gwp
make[3]: g-wrap-guile: Command not found
mak
Dave Peticolas writes:
>
> Ok, I got your patch in. I modified it a bit to use
> the gnome-config program.
>
I thought it already does! I'll wait till it appears in CVS and
see what you've changed.
Sorry about the difficulty with the patches. This is the
first time I've submitted a rea
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