Linas Vepstas writes:
>
> The directory 'raw' should probably be moved to be a subdirectory of
> src/experimental
done.
dave
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CVS has been updated.
New Stuff:
+ There are some new register and report colors for you to check out.
Let us know what you think.
+ Bug fixes. There was still a problem with the 'show all transactions'
button not being selected. This is fixed now.
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John,
As you may have noticed, gnucash is getting close to a 1.4
release. It would be good to have 1.4 packaged virtually with its
release. I can do the work of preparing the release, and Tyson or
yourself could sponsor the upload, but it would be a waste of time
redoing things that you
Matthew Lepper wrote:
> 3) I installed the RPM into a RedHat 6.1 installation. The
>gnc-price script doesn't work correctly, first it couldn't
>find LWP/UserAgent.pm, which I found an RPM for, now it
>can't find URI/URL.pm, which I haven't found an RPM for yet.
this is the list of rp
On Wed, Jun 07, 2000 at 08:26:34PM -0700, Dave Peticolas wrote:
>
> > 2) UI Performance is generally poor, but it is a lot worse
> >when the register style is set to auto-{single,double}
> >or multi-line. (this is on a 233 MHz Pentium w/64 MB).
> >Due to the performance problem, I sw
G'day Matthew,
On Wed, Jun 07, 2000 at 11:07:31PM -0400, Matthew Lepper wrote:
> 3) I installed the RPM into a RedHat 6.1 installation. The
>gnc-price script doesn't work correctly, first it couldn't
>find LWP/UserAgent.pm, which I found an RPM for, now it
>can't find URI/URL.pm, w
Matthew Lepper writes:
> I've recently converted to using GnuCash full time :) I've
> be following the development releases since 1.3.6.
>
> You're all doing a great job. I don't think I've had any
> crashes while using GnuCash. I've got all my financial
> data since sometime in 1994 in many a
I've recently converted to using GnuCash full time :) I've
be following the development releases since 1.3.6.
You're all doing a great job. I don't think I've had any
crashes while using GnuCash. I've got all my financial
data since sometime in 1994 in many accounts. My total,
compressed data
Ken Yamaguchi writes:
> I think the following would make the build more friendly:
>
> 1. configure check for libtool
>
> Otherwise upon "make" after a successful "./configure" one can get
>
> cd . && aclocal
> aclocal: configure.in: 33: macro `AM_PROG_LIBTOOL' not found in library
> make: *** [
Linas Vepstas writes:
>
> here's a little buglet in the current cvs version:
> under certain cases, the resgister doesn't scroll.
>
> -- open some register
> -- click on 'create new account'
> -- now go back to register. It will not accept any input, nor will
>the scroll bar scroll (althoug
here's a little buglet in the current cvs version:
under certain cases, the resgister doesn't scroll.
-- open some register
-- click on 'create new account'
-- now go back to register. It will not accept any input, nor will
the scroll bar scroll (although it does redraw!)
(the very old moti
Joseph T Watson writes:
> Hello
>
> I just had a quick question: What is happening with all the files
> in the directory that you save your books in? Each time I save, I get a
> new set of files in the my saved directory. I am just trying to
> understand what is going on and what porpose t
Hello
I just had a quick question: What is happening with all the files
in the directory that you save your books in? Each time I save, I get a
new set of files in the my saved directory. I am just trying to
understand what is going on and what porpose this is for. Any info on
this or dir
Matthew Condell writes:
> >> 1) src/engine:
> >>
> >> A couple of patches to Makefile.in
> >>
> >> The first is because there were some -I's needed that were in GNOME_CFLAGS
> >> and not GLIB_FLAGS (such as the gtk stuff)
> >>
> >> The second may be related to the configure errors that I was ge
Herbert Thoma writes:
> Hi!
>
> A cvs update gives:
>
> Updating work CVS
> /opt/gnucash/gnucash_cvs/gnucash_work
>
> ? libtool
> ? stamp-h
> ? src/.deps
> ? src/.libs
> ? src/engine/.deps
> ? src/engine/.libs
> ? src/engine/AccInfo.lo
> ? src/engine/Account.lo
> ? src/engine/Backend.lo
> ? sr
Hi!
A cvs update gives:
Updating work CVS
/opt/gnucash/gnucash_cvs/gnucash_work
? libtool
? stamp-h
? src/.deps
? src/.libs
? src/engine/.deps
? src/engine/.libs
? src/engine/AccInfo.lo
? src/engine/Account.lo
? src/engine/Backend.lo
? src/engine/DateUtils.lo
? src/engine/FileIO.lo
? src/engin
Matthew Condell writes:
> >What do you get from the command
> >
> >gnome-config --libs xml
>
> I was getting the 'unknown library' error I was seeing during configure.
> I just installed a newer version of gnome which gives me:
>
> bash-2.03$ gnome-config --libs xml
> -L/usr/local/lib -lxml -lz
CVS has been updated.
New Stuff:
+ Robert Graham Merkel's documentation updates.
+ Bug fixes.
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Ken Yamaguchi writes:
> I think the following would make the build more friendly:
>
> 1. configure check for libtool
>
> Otherwise upon "make" after a successful "./configure" one can get
>
> cd . && aclocal
> aclocal: configure.in: 33: macro `AM_PROG_LIBTOOL' not found in library
> make: *** [
>> 1) src/engine:
>>
>> A couple of patches to Makefile.in
>>
>> The first is because there were some -I's needed that were in GNOME_CFLAGS
>> and not GLIB_FLAGS (such as the gtk stuff)
>>
>> The second may be related to the configure errors that I was getting
>> with the xml library, but the l
The directory 'raw' should probably be moved to be a subdirectory of
src/experimental
:wq
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Ken Yamaguchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> My Date Format in Preferences is set to "US", so shouldn't the importer
> use (6 7 1999)? I skimmed the help and did not see any way I can force
> the interpretation now that the Date Format selector has been removed
> from the importer. How can I forc
Ken Yamaguchi writes:
> QIF file parse warning:
> Parse ambiguity : between formats (m-d-y d-m-y)
> value of 06/07/1999 could be (7 6 1999) or (6 7 1999) and no
> evidence exists to distinguish.
> Using (7 6 1999).
> See help for more info.
>
I think the following would make the build more friendly:
1. configure check for libtool
Otherwise upon "make" after a successful "./configure" one can get
cd . && aclocal
aclocal: configure.in: 33: macro `AM_PROG_LIBTOOL' not found in library
make: *** [aclocal.m4] Error 1
2. more intelligent
Thanks for your help. I'll update the documentation accordingly.
I'll let Bill deal with your questions about the QIF importer -
that's his baby.
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Testing MYMdump is much more convenient now that the QIF importer handles
the combined QIF format.
GnuCash appears to import the output from mymdump correctly, but my sheets
with the correct balances for my only large dataset are unfortunately
not handy now, so I cannot verify the results.
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