Same (rev18012) here on windows:
63A4A37E libgobject-2.0-0.dll:63A4A37E g_object_connect
64F0BAE3 libgncmod-gnome-utils.dll:64F0BAE3 gnc_ui_file_access
dialog-file-access.c:234
64F0BC72 libgncmod-gnome-utils.dll:64F0BC72
gnc_ui_file_access_for_save_as dialog-file-access.c:275
6E36706F lib
This part of the code creates a text combo box to contain the access types
(xml, mysql, sqlite3, ...). Line 234 is:
g_object_connect( G_OBJECT(faw->cb_uri_type), "signal::changed",
cb_uri_type_changed_cb, NULL );
Works fine on linux. I have no clue.
Phil
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No. I have upgraded a couple dependencies since I first mentioned
this, but the attached crash log is from gnucash built last night from
18012 with no other updates after.
Dave
On Apr 2, 2009, at 10:22 AM, Derek Atkins wrote:
Did you change out dependencies after you configured/compiled?
Did you change out dependencies after you configured/compiled?
-derek
David Reiser writes:
> On Apr 1, 2009, at 1:42 PM, Phil Longstaff wrote:
>
>> [...]
>
>> Once gnucash is started, either with a new file and set of accounts,
>> or by
>> loading your old data, select FIle -> Save As.
> [...]
You are perfectly free to download and use Gnucash for any purpose,
including commercial purposes, at no charge, forever.
If you are a programmer (or want to hire one) to *modify* gnucash and
distribute the modified version outside your organization, then you need to
read the licence.
But as far
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