Hi all,
I migrated my financial data to GnuCash several months ago. One of the
things I wanted for my financial management software of choice is a web
interface. So, I have been working on creating a simple mobile-friendly
web frontend for GnuCash, and I think it is ready to share now.
The appl
Could anyone please upload the .pot file for Gnucash 2.4.10 to the
Translation Project?
Thanks,
Mark
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Hi,
ST writes:
> when I removed "-public" from define it started to work...
>
> I tried:
>
> (define (fmtmoneyNoCurrency curr amt)
> ;; Format a monetary amount in the given currency as HTML
> (nbsp (gnc:monetary->string (gnc:gnc-monetary-amount amt
>
> but it also produced errors...
>
>
when I removed "-public" from define it started to work...
I tried:
(define (fmtmoneyNoCurrency curr amt)
;; Format a monetary amount in the given currency as HTML
(nbsp (gnc:monetary->string (gnc:gnc-monetary-amount amt
but it also produced errors...
So the questions is - how do I rewr
another question - where and how should I define this function? Now I
place at the beginning of taxinvoice.eguile.scm and here is the error
that I get:
An error occurred when processing the template:
ERROR: In procedure memoization:
ERROR: In line 30: Mixed definitions and expressions in (define
Hi,
how do I rewrite following function, so that it outputs only ammount,
without currency?
(define-public (fmtmoney curr amt)
;; Format a monetary amount in the given currency as HTML
(nbsp (gnc:monetary->string (gnc:make-gnc-monetary curr amt
thank you
ST
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Hi,
I updated student application template draft. It is divided into four parts
now.
Still it would be good if someone would add more questions into "Get to
know GnuCash".
Cheers,
Muslim
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I'm glad you guys are excited about this idea. I hope we will have a
skilled student to select this project.
So far I updated the initial draft, mostly the requirements and learning
benefits for the student. But overall it looks good
and GSoC-ready.
Cheers,
Muslim
On Sun, Mar 4, 2012 at 10:29 PM