It seems many people are having troubles with slib right now.
I think I've come up with a test to detect slib >= 2c6 using
sprintf (the one that's failing on 2c4). I'm going to add this
test, along with an appropriate error message, to the startup
code. Hopefully, this will help clear things up.
Yup,
That did it. RTFM wins again.
Honestly thought my slib was newer, seems like I just upgraded it not too long
ago.
Seems to happen more and more since I started working
Perhaps this makes a case for a check of slib version in "configure" or similar.
Actually, there seems to be a ch
On Mon, 17 Jan 2000 23:08:07 PST, the world broke into rejoicing as
Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> > I am going to try to upgrade my slib from what looks like 2b4
> > (wish me luck, one can only guess what this will break...)
> >
> > Though I am curious what #f is supposed to do
> Robert,
>
> After some investigation, sprintf is choking on the #f passed as the string
> argument.
> As it turns out, "string-length" is right in the begining of the sprintf def
> .
>
> I am going to try to upgrade my slib from what looks like 2b4
> (wish me luck, one can only guess wh
Robert,
After some investigation, sprintf is choking on the #f passed as the string
argument.
As it turns out, "string-length" is right in the begining of the sprintf def.
I am going to try to upgrade my slib from what looks like 2b4
(wish me luck, one can only guess what this will break.
On Mon, 17 Jan 2000, Bernie Gardner wrote:
> ok, thanks to input from Dave Peticolas and Dayne Medlyn, I have it running.
> However the file functions don't seem to work. I can't open an exising file
> from the samples in data (no error message, just no account appears.) I can
> create a new
Robert,
I, for one, can get this by just running "gnucash" and selecting "transaction
report".
No data file needed !
Also using guile 1.3.4.
Can there be some serious difference in the way these various language systems
are set up ?
Disturbing to say the least ...
Robert Graham Merkel wrote:
Linas Vepstas writes:
>
> FYI, I'm seeing a hang in the gnome version ...
>
> When clicking on the xfer-from field, the drop-down never comes down.
> a little arrow is painted, and then an infinite loop of some sort.
> None of the registers ever get redrawn again, although the main
> w
FYI, I'm seeing a hang in the gnome version ...
When clicking on the xfer-from field, the drop-down never comes down.
a little arrow is painted, and then an infinite loop of some sort.
None of the registers ever get redrawn again, although the main
window gets redrawn just fine (as do the men
OK, now transaction reports and HTML export basically work (thanks
for the cleanup Dave), I've started back on goal to allow the pushing
the enter key in the register to (if a certain option is set) take the
user to the Num field of the new transaction rather than the date
field.
However, as stat
It's been rumoured that Herbert Thoma said:
> So please: Anyone put a snapshot of the gnome version on the ftp server.
Hopefully, we'll have a gnucash-1.4.0 'real soon now'. Gotta squish some
bugs and clean up my hard drive first.
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It's been rumoured that Ivan Drinks Sr. said:
>
> Perhaps I can finally help here since I get the same error under SuSE
> 6.3. I used the rpm located under Redhat 6.X on the GNUCASH website. I
> rebuilt it with rpm --rebuild. Is it possible that the rpm puts this
> file in the wrong place? Wh
Perhaps I can finally help here since I get the same error under SuSE
6.3. I used the rpm located under Redhat 6.X on the GNUCASH website. I
rebuilt it with rpm --rebuild. Is it possible that the rpm puts this
file in the wrong place? Where exactly should the files be? Son of
Yaardvark and I
It's been rumoured that Robert Graham Merkel said:
>
> Matt Martin writes:
> > ERROR: In procedure string-length:
> > ERROR: Wrong type argument in position 1: #f
> >
> > then crash
> >
> > when trying to get reports.
> >
> That's odd. I don't *use* string-length (I wrote the trans
I'm afraid that GnuCash has captured my "Most Convoluted Install"
rating...
Here are the minimum steps I needed to get GnuCash to open the first
window...
> 1. SWIG
> 2. nana
> 3. guile
> 4. XmHTML
> XmHTML.cf:17: comment (XCOMM) this line
> "do NOT follow instructions; use dist. mak
I ran into this also ... if you uninstall lesstif.0.89.? and
build/install lesstif.0.88.1 everything should work smoothly. The
alternative is to use Dave's patches, or use the Gnome version. In
either case, you need to get the development release from the CVS tree.
There are instructions in the
ok, thanks to input from Dave Peticolas and Dayne Medlyn, I have it running.
However the file functions don't seem to work. I can't open an exising file
from the samples in data (no error message, just no account appears.) I can
create a new account, but not save it. Again, no error, just no s
It's been rumoured that Matthew Condell said:
>
> It's been rumoured that Dave Peticolas said:
> > Anyway, in looking into these things, I noticed
> > that we have a config variable GNC_CONFIGDIR
> > which we really aren't using. There is a note
> > in Makefile.in to the effect that it ends up
>
This seems to be a common error and I just happened to duplicate it this
morning for another fellow. I am running SuSE 6.3. The problem seems
to be that you need slib in the guile search path. I suppose it is
possible to modify the guile search path ... but not knowing a whole lot
about guile,
I hope this isn't too inappropriate for a development list, but I am trying to
get gnucash running for the first time and need a little help. I am using
the SuSE 6.3 distribution. I think I have found and installed all the required
libraries and with a little tweaking of make files have gotten i
It's been rumoured that Dave Peticolas said:
> Anyway, in looking into these things, I noticed
> that we have a config variable GNC_CONFIGDIR
> which we really aren't using. There is a note
> in Makefile.in to the effect that it ends up
> being /etc/gnucash and that this is a bad place
> to put co
For those interested Gnucash was featured in 'Zonker's Product Picks'
section of Linux Magazine in the February 2000 issue. He even managed
to get in a crack about the recent Linux IPO's and how Gnucash can help
manage all that new found wealth. Where's mine? =)
Jeremy
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