Re: About account in different currencies

2000-01-19 Thread Christopher Browne
On Wed, 19 Jan 2000 23:57:59 EST, the world broke into rejoicing as "Mehul N. Sanghvi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > > I believe that MoneyDance handles this properly. I setup a dummy set > of account in MoneyDance each with a different currency: > > dollar acct. US$ 25,000.00 > rupee acct. R

Re: Reports...

2000-01-19 Thread Robert Graham Merkel
Matt Martin writes: > Thanks to all for the earlier assists! > > In playing around with the report code, I am hoping to create some time-resolved >info (for example computer expenses by month ) > > The previous perl report approach allowed one to "Query" accounts providing limits >of st

Re: Reports...

2000-01-19 Thread Robert Graham Merkel
Rob Browning writes: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > > OK, that's the same crash that I see. Is it possible to catch > > and sort of scheme/guile trap, and handle it rather than just dumping > > core? Because a core dump requires the lock file to be removed, etc. > > Yuck. > > Right.

Re: Reports...

2000-01-19 Thread Matt Martin
Thanks to all for the earlier assists! In playing around with the report code, I am hoping to create some time-resolved info (for example computer expenses by month ) The previous perl report approach allowed one to "Query" accounts providing limits of start and end time. These functions do n

Re: About account in different currencies

2000-01-19 Thread Mehul N. Sanghvi
I believe that MoneyDance handles this properly. I setup a dummy set of account in MoneyDance each with a different currency: dollar acct. US$ 25,000.00 rupee acct. Rs. 34,096.00 lira acct.L. 2,478,994,739.00 The total in dollars is listed as: US$ 1,384,936.06 The exchange rates used a

Re: Reports...

2000-01-19 Thread Rob Browning
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > OK, that's the same crash that I see. Is it possible to catch > and sort of scheme/guile trap, and handle it rather than just dumping > core? Because a core dump requires the lock file to be removed, etc. > Yuck. Right. That needs to be fixed, though we also need t

Re: Notification: incoming/60

2000-01-19 Thread Dave Peticolas
> Gnucash BugTrack notification > > new message incoming/60 > > Message summary for PR#60 > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: New register patch causes segfault > Date: unknown > 0 replies 0 followups > > > ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS < > > Received: (qmail

Notification: incoming/60

2000-01-19 Thread Robert Graham Merkel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Gnucash BugTrack notification > > new message incoming/60 > > Message summary for PR#60 > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: New register patch causes segfault > Date: unknown > 0 replies 0 followups > > > ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOL

Notification: incoming/60

2000-01-19 Thread bugs
Gnucash BugTrack notification new message incoming/60 Message summary for PR#60 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: New register patch causes segfault Date: unknown 0 replies 0 followups > ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS < Received: (qmail 29542 invoked from

Re: Bug with date format: locale

2000-01-19 Thread Dave Peticolas
> Hello, > > there is a problem in src/engine/date.c, scanDate(): It does not handle > DATE_FORMAT_LOCALE, it defaults to US and assumes m/d/y. Here in de_DE we > have d.m.y. This is displayed correctly in the register. But if you put > the cursor in the date cell, day and month get exchanged. >

Bug with date format: locale

2000-01-19 Thread Peter Pointner
Hello, there is a problem in src/engine/date.c, scanDate(): It does not handle DATE_FORMAT_LOCALE, it defaults to US and assumes m/d/y. Here in de_DE we have d.m.y. This is displayed correctly in the register. But if you put the cursor in the date cell, day and month get exchanged. Unfortunately

Re: About account in different currencies

2000-01-19 Thread Dave Peticolas
> As I warned, a pretty basic "user" question... > > Currently, I have four accounts managed under GnuCash in three different > currencies (which are CYP, USD and LIT). I put the currency information > in the account record, but neverthless for every transaction and every > balance I get the doll

Re: Gnome version?

2000-01-19 Thread Jeremy Collins
The mailing list archives are automatically updated. What is not updated automatically is the links to the newest archives from the webpage. So... http://ww.gnucash.org/gnucash-devel/December-1999/ http://ww.gnucash.org/gnucash-devel/January-2000/ are the links to the most current archives.

Re: Gnome version?

2000-01-19 Thread A. F. Cano
> > I went all over the web-site and I can't figure out if the Gnome > version from CVS only requires gtk+ or does it also require Gnome? I Just a week or two ago, I posted here in detail what I did (including sources for the minimum set of RPMs required) to get gnucash/cvs working on Caldera 2

About account in different currencies

2000-01-19 Thread Alessio Bragadini
As I warned, a pretty basic "user" question... Currently, I have four accounts managed under GnuCash in three different currencies (which are CYP, USD and LIT). I put the currency information in the account record, but neverthless for every transaction and every balance I get the dollar sign atta

Re: Gnome version?

2000-01-19 Thread Jeremy Collins
Yes, the CVS version requires Gnome/Gtk. So just plain old Gtk won't do the trick. Son of Yaardvark wrote: > > I went all over the web-site and I can't figure out if the Gnome > version from CVS only requires gtk+ or does it also require Gnome? I > don't use Gnome and I don't have it installe

Gnome version?

2000-01-19 Thread Son of Yaardvark
I went all over the web-site and I can't figure out if the Gnome version from CVS only requires gtk+ or does it also require Gnome? I don't use Gnome and I don't have it installed. I figured I would try out the CVS version because the 1.2.5 compile I do will only core dump (I can send a stack t

Re: Reports...

2000-01-19 Thread Dayne Medlyn
This is probably the group I have been most active in lately, so I would like to direct a somewhat unrelated question to developers out there -- please be patient with me. I am curious Java is not used more for application (not necessarily applet) developement. With JIT compilers and such perfor

configure/cache cleanup

2000-01-19 Thread Jan Schrage
Hi there, hoping to get rid of that beastly #f error discussed here a few times a installed a new guile version, changing its location. I deleted config.cache and everything worked fine until ./configure came to the second pass, loaded config.cache and couldn't find guile-config because of a wro

Re: Reports...

2000-01-19 Thread Jan Schrage
On Mon, Jan 17, 2000 at 05:41:14PM +1100, Robert Graham Merkel wrote: > Matt Martin writes: > > Hello list, > > > > First off, congrats on getting gnucash into stable/usable form. Things > > are vastly improved since I started playing with this more than 6 months > > ago. > > > > There h