Hi,
Given most of the loans I have had so far have been quoted by APR I
wonder if there was a way of attaching the following code to a button
within the Loan repayment druid. I'm just beginning to learn a little C,
and can't figure out where to put it. Maybe someone else can:
int apr_to_simp
Am Montag, 4. April 2011 schrieb Derek Atkins:
> Christian Stimming writes:
> > Dear Nitish,
> >
> > Am Sonntag, 3. April 2011 schrieb Nitish Kumar:
> >> Thank you Christian, I have posted it on the GSoC website.
> >>
> >> *jsled talked about making registers default to auto-split. It does
>
On 04/04/2011 11:14 AM, Derek Atkins wrote:
Hi,
"David G. Hamblen" writes:
I renamed ~.gnucash/log.conf to savelog.conf several months ago, no
change. I just deleted it altogether, still get the output
Check /etc/gnucash/ -- do you have files in there?
I don't see anything suspicious there
Hi,
"David G. Hamblen" writes:
> I renamed ~.gnucash/log.conf to savelog.conf several months ago, no
> change. I just deleted it altogether, still get the output
Check /etc/gnucash/ -- do you have files in there?
-derek
> On 04/04/2011 10:07 AM, Christian Stimming wrote:
>> When you change t
Christian Stimming writes:
> Dear Nitish,
>
> Am Sonntag, 3. April 2011 schrieb Nitish Kumar:
>> Thank you Christian, I have posted it on the GSoC website.
>>
>> *jsled talked about making registers default to auto-split. It does
>> give a clear picture by showing all the sub-transactions in
I renamed ~.gnucash/log.conf to savelog.conf several months ago, no
change. I just deleted it altogether, still get the output
On 04/04/2011 10:07 AM, Christian Stimming wrote:
When you change the first line of your ~/.gnucash/log.conf to
gnc=error
, does that help? Also, why did you creat
When you change the first line of your ~/.gnucash/log.conf to
gnc=error
, does that help? Also, why did you create this particular log.conf in
the first place if you don't want to see log output? You can remove
(rename) the file to something else just as well, this should switch
off log ou
Any ideas on what's causing these? I've tried a variety of things
(short of editing source code) - but only redirecting the stdout to
somewhere (/dev/null) works. If I run GC from the Gnome menu, all this
stuff ends up in .xsession-errors. This behavior maybe began when I
updated to Ubuntu 1
Dear Rahul,
thanks for this more detailed application. I think you've now added
enough details so that your work plan is good and can be completed
successfully within the GSoC timeframe. Also, your described new
feature ("cloud synchronization with Google Docs by using the python
gdata
Dear Rohan,
indeed there is a lot of code in the Scheme language. Our point of
view is the following: As a GSoC project, you should *not* plan to
convert any larger part of the *existing* code from Scheme to Python.
That's just pointless because as you say it doesn't change the
functional
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