> > Now the problem: my USD-Accounts split up to two banks and there into
> > 5 accounts each. The stockbroker-account is just fine, but the banking
> > account also has two credit cards. The total of the bank account is
> > fine, but the total of the USD-accounts is too high - exactly the
> > am
Christopher Browne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The options that leap to mind are:
What did you think about the info I got on embedding MySQL and
PosgreSQL (did I post that?).
If not, I spoke to both camps, and the MySQL people said that they
already have a patch that'll allow embedded use. T
I'll try to get more information as soon as I can.
GB
Dave Peticolas wrote:
> > Type Date Num Name Memo Account Class Clr Split Amount Balance
> > Jan - Dec '00
> > Bill 01/01/'00 Cellular One 2000 - Accounts Payable 6880 -
> > Telephone (21.53) (21.53)
>
> Looks like they're still using t
Hi Jens,
You should probably take your questions to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's been rumoured that Jens Gecius said:
>
> First of all: thanks for gnucash - a great way to keep track
> (especially with gnc-prices) of my accounts.
You're welcome!
> But I have two problems (actually one problem and o
RedHat 7.0 comes with guile 1.3.4. You shouldn't need to upgrade it.
-derek
D-Man <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks for providing the RH 7.0 rpms.
>
> I had a lot of trouble trying to upgrade before -- to build gnucash I needed g-wrap.
> To build g-wrap I needed a newer guile. I had prob
D-Man writes:
>
> Thanks for providing the RH 7.0 rpms.
>
> I had a lot of trouble trying to upgrade before -- to build gnucash I needed
> g-wrap. To build g-wrap I needed a newer guile. I had problems upgrading gu
> ile and couldn't build g-wrap and thus couldn't build gnucash.
>
> Could yo
Thanks for providing the RH 7.0 rpms.
I had a lot of trouble trying to upgrade before -- to build gnucash I needed g-wrap.
To build g-wrap I needed a newer guile. I had problems upgrading guile and couldn't
build g-wrap and thus couldn't build gnucash.
Could you also post g-wrap and guile R
Dave Peticolas wrote:
Richard -Gilligan- Uschold writes:
>
> I've been using gnucash for a few months and one thing that really
confused m
> was the way amount in the second or third line of a split always
changes to
> maintain a zero total balance. When I enter a transaction to
pay a credit
Rob Browning writes:
> Right, but here I'd shifted to a broader discussion. We'd still have
> it in other non-single modes (presuming we still have other non-single
> modes), and tabbing straight to it seems both inefficient in general
> and probably confusing to new users.
But why would we eve
Richard -Gilligan- Uschold writes:
>
> I've been using gnucash for a few months and one thing that really confused m
> was the way amount in the second or third line of a split always changes to
> maintain a zero total balance. When I enter a transaction to pay a credit
> card, it typically has
That's what's going on ! I, too, have found this to be extraordinarily
confusing. Please consider changing this behavior.
May I suggest considering all the splits of a transaction as a single
"unit" for the putposes of editing, e.g., make all of the transaction
end actions happen only when th
Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Why not put the 'diff' number in the unused 'deb' and 'cred' column?
> > Since the diff column is only present in multi-line mode, the shift
> > to multi-line mode and back would be rather awkward visually.
>
> Actually, to Carol (and to me really), h
Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I was considering using grey lines inside the transaction, but eliminating
> the lines for the blank date field might be good as well. When I get the
> infrastructure for this working, we can test it out.
OK.
> Why not put the 'diff' number in the un
Dave Peticolas wrote:
> Why not put the 'diff' number in the unused 'deb' and 'cred' column?
> Since the diff column is only present in multi-line mode, the shift
> to multi-line mode and back would be rather awkward visually.
> > Note too that this setup allows you to have two checks,
On 24-Oct-00, 07:49 (CDT), Richard -Gilligan- Uschold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've been using gnucash for a few months and one thing that really confused me
> was the way amount in the second or third line of a split always changes to
> maintain a zero total balance.
Let me add a "me t
Rob Browning wrote:
(This is mostly part of an ongoing conversation Dave
and I have been
having, so bear with me as I bring it onto the list. Also,
with
respect to some of these changes, please try and make sure you've
tried to think about the most complicated case(s), one of which
I
illustr
Gary Bickford writes:
> I was part of a discussion some time ago about exporting from Quickbooks
> (Mac version). I have done a couple of quickie tests, and the output
> appears to be essentially in spreadsheet format. It appears to be for
> all accounts. It only includes this year, which only
Who uses the Perl API?
The reason I ask is that the Perl API is rapidly becoming out-of-date
as the engine is extended and the swig interface is not kept up to date.
Given the difficulties of using swig, we'd like to drop it.
Is there any interest in keeping the Perl API? Is anyone interested in
Rob Browning writes:
>
> (This is mostly part of an ongoing conversation Dave and I have been
> having, so bear with me as I bring it onto the list. Also, with
> respect to some of these changes, please try and make sure you've
> tried to think about the most complicated case(s), one of which
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