Notification: incoming/63

2000-01-31 Thread bugs
Gnucash BugTrack notification new message incoming/63 Message summary for PR#63 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Problem of transfer between accounts Date: unknown 0 replies 0 followups > ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS < Received: (qmail 6338 invoked fro

Re: Error trapping in reports

2000-01-31 Thread Matt Martin
Dave, >> Am I doing something wrong ? >> >> I just applied the latest bigpatch and the error dialog for report >> error still just says "Error executing scheme report" with no >> information about the error. Was there another patch that I missed ? > >No, that patch should have the error catchin

patch problems, maybe a final fix.

2000-01-31 Thread Rob Walker
Okay, please surf on over to the gnucash sourceforge page, at http://sourceforge.net/project/?group_id=192 and click on that little "patch" icon. or go halfway down the page to the "patch manager". choose the patch. choose "view raw patch". save that one to disk, and check it out. the notes

Re: my mailer

2000-01-31 Thread Dave Peticolas
> Yeah, the ^M things were at the end of each line but I stripped them out > and still had the same problem. I used 'Query replace...' and replaced > them with nothing. Would that be sufficient? It should be. Try this in unix: tr -d '\r' < | uudecode dave -- Gnucash Developer's List To u

my mailer

2000-01-31 Thread David Bobroff
>> Derek wrote: >> >> >It sounds like your mailer is messing with the message... What >> >mailer are you using? >> >> I'm using Eudora Lite on [gasp] Windows98. Is this then an issue of DOS v. >> Unix file states? It *looked* right (but that doesn't necessarily mean >> anything, I know). > >I

Re: mailer

2000-01-31 Thread chem11
We used to have that problem at school when we were programming too. I don't know if this was a specially written script (or program) but we had something called dos2unix - it would take out all of the break characters - something to look into. Chris Brunner Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: mailer

2000-01-31 Thread Dave Peticolas
> Derek wrote: > > >It sounds like your mailer is messing with the message... What > >mailer are you using? > > I'm using Eudora Lite on [gasp] Windows98. Is this then an issue of DOS v. > Unix file states? It *looked* right (but that doesn't necessarily mean > anything, I know). I bet its p

mailer

2000-01-31 Thread David Bobroff
Derek wrote: >It sounds like your mailer is messing with the message... What >mailer are you using? I'm using Eudora Lite on [gasp] Windows98. Is this then an issue of DOS v. Unix file states? It *looked* right (but that doesn't necessarily mean anything, I know). David -- Gnucash Developer

Re: QIF troubles (maybe Y2K ?)

2000-01-31 Thread Dave Peticolas
> > --FCuugMFkClbJLl1L > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > > On Fri, Jan 28, 2000 at 02:27:44PM -0800, Dave Peticolas wrote: > > > Greetings: > > I believe another person has reported problems importing > > QIF files from Quicken 98. The latest CVS version should > > fix this problem.

uudecode not working

2000-01-31 Thread David Bobroff
Dave Peticolas wrote: >The mail I sent doesn't have any leading spaces, to my knowledge. >Perhaps your mailer is inserting them? What mailer are you using? No, your mail to me with the patch did not have the spaces on the left. The patch I got from the mail archive had them. I suppose they crep

Re: QIF troubles (maybe Y2K ?)

2000-01-31 Thread Diane Trout
On Fri, Jan 28, 2000 at 02:27:44PM -0800, Dave Peticolas wrote: > > Greetings: > I believe another person has reported problems importing > QIF files from Quicken 98. The latest CVS version should > fix this problem. With the latest CVS you have a choice The latest CVS does fix the import crash..

Re: still no patch joy

2000-01-31 Thread Dave Peticolas
> On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 11:23:35AM -0800, Dave Peticolas wrote: > > > > CVS will just update the new stuff. If you can't get the patch to work, > > you can go ahead and just compile CVS. The patch is not necessary. > > > Ah good. > I just wanted to ask why this patch isn't fed into CVS... >

Re: still no patch joy

2000-01-31 Thread Derek Atkins
It sounds like your mailer is messing with the message... What mailer are you using? -derek David Bobroff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Hello again, > > I still have not gotten that patch file uudecoded. I tried Jan-Ewe Finck's > suggestion: > > uudecode < filename > > ...but still got

Filedialog doesn't show '.*'-files

2000-01-31 Thread Jan-Uwe Finck
As I just tried Linas comment (which is long ago..) about the standard startup-directory (which is /.gnucash), I found that the file-dialog doesn't display the 'dot'-files or directories. ( I just tried to get some data automatically loaded..) I suppose this is a very small problem, but once agai

Re: still no patch joy

2000-01-31 Thread Jan-Uwe Finck
On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 11:23:35AM -0800, Dave Peticolas wrote: > > CVS will just update the new stuff. If you can't get the patch to work, > you can go ahead and just compile CVS. The patch is not necessary. Ah good. I just wanted to ask why this patch isn't fed into CVS... If theres somethin

Re: still no patch joy

2000-01-31 Thread Dave Peticolas
> Hello again, > > I still have not gotten that patch file uudecoded. I tried Jan-Ewe Finck's > suggestion: > > uudecode < filename > > ...but still got a 'no end line' message. Once again, if I don't remove at > least one leading space from the 'begin' line I get an error message about > not

still no patch joy

2000-01-31 Thread David Bobroff
Hello again, I still have not gotten that patch file uudecoded. I tried Jan-Ewe Finck's suggestion: uudecode < filename ...but still got a 'no end line' message. Once again, if I don't remove at least one leading space from the 'begin' line I get an error message about not having a 'begin' li

Re: patch trouble

2000-01-31 Thread Rob Walker
> On Mon, 31 Jan 2000 13:42:01 +, David Bobroff > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: >> That's it. You don't have to edit the message for uudecode. Just >> save it to a file and uudecode it. David> Once I realized I was not using uudecode correctly I tried David> again. If I try to uudecode

Re: patch trouble

2000-01-31 Thread Jan-Uwe Finck
On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 01:42:01PM +, David Bobroff wrote: > Once I realized I was not using uudecode correctly I tried again. If I try > to uudecode it "as is" it complains of "no begin line". The patch file has > spaces between the left margin and the uuencoded ASCII material. If I > remo

Notification: incoming/62

2000-01-31 Thread bugs
Gnucash BugTrack notification new message incoming/62 Message summary for PR#62 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: error messages at start of gnucash, etc. Date: unknown 0 replies 0 followups > ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS < Received: (qmail 18623 invoke

patch trouble

2000-01-31 Thread David Bobroff
Dave Peticolas wrote: >No, to get the latest CVS, you will need to follow the instructions on > >http://www.gnucash.org/source_code.php3 > >You will need to have cvs installed. Thank you, I have it now. Regarding the patch: >That's it. You don't have to edit the message for uudecode. Just >sav

Re: thoughts from a session with gnucash.

2000-01-31 Thread Dave Peticolas
> I found one bug, and that had to do with the color of the balance. I > have not had a deposit yet, and so should always be in the red. > however, there was always one black balance. for a while, it was at > the beginning, and then it was at the end for the longest time. right > now, i don't