Saturday, 18 Mar 2006, 03:05 CET, Ben Stanley wrote:
> > I reported some scheduled transaction problems to Joshua a few days ago
> > (when trying to start the Since Last Run dialog, gnucash crashed). This
> > one seems to have been fixed now. However, I still get crashes when I
>
Hi,
I reported some scheduled transaction problems to Joshua a few days ago
(when trying to start the Since Last Run dialog, gnucash crashed). This
one seems to have been fixed now. However, I still get crashes when I
try to actually create the scheduled transactions. I have the following
three ca
Kind of - I'm on Ubuntu 5.10.
Ben.
On Wed, 2006-02-22 at 11:15 -0500, Derek Atkins wrote:
> You're on Debian, right?
>
> -derek
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application of s/mark_dirty/set_dirty/g in four locations within
gnc-lot.c in accordance with the supplied patch seems to have fixed the
problem with compiling gnc-lot.c .
Now I get errors at link time:
../../../../src/engine/.libs/libgncmod-engine.so: undefined reference to
`qof_event_suspend'
..
Hi,
When I try to build svn version r13359 on Ubuntu 5.10, I get the
following error:
cc1: warnings being treated as errors
gnc-lot.c: In function 'gnc_lot_set_title':
gnc-lot.c:174: warning: implicit declaration of function
'qof_instance_mark_dirty'
make[5]: *** [gnc-lot.lo] Error 1
make[5]: Lea
I have a book which claims to help people to budget and save money. They
recommend that you open a bank account which will hold all your budgeted
funds. You create a set of accounts for your budget:
Utilities
Transport
Food
Rent
Savings
etc...
Unallocated
At any point in time, the sum of mone
Here is an IRC conversation I had with goonie, grib and conrad on how to
solve a problem with performing a balance sheet report on a partial set
of accounts.
I have attached an example book which shows the problem. I have also
attached the reports file - it's name will have to be changed to
i
Thanks for all the replies.
I am now planning to maintain a separation between all the hash table
data and the user block areas, to increase robustness in the face of
rogue programs.
I looked at the pluggable interface in glib 1.3.5. It seems that the
g_malloc/g_free etc functions must be ins
Phillip Shelton wrote:
>I am lost. How does glib compare with glibc?
>
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>>I have currently
Hi,
I recently tried to use a glib compiled with --enable-mem-check to debug
gnucash, but instead ran into a 'block freed x times' message (from
gtkcalendar.c). The number x was an incredibly large number, suggesting that
1. The pointer being freed had never been allocated or
2. The memo
Package: Account edit dialog
Version: 2001-06-04 CVS
Pressing the Enter key in the account name field does not operate the
default dialog button. Instead it inserts an invisible character in the
account name field.
This problem needs to be checked in all fields of all dialogs it has
been
Here's a silly accounting question:
I'm the treasurer for a church...
Let's say I get a grant for $500.00 for a specific purpose
The money is deposited into the church bank account
It is spent in smaller transactions over the course of the
following year or so
How do I keep track of it?
1)
I propose that the
close window
move to new window
items, which currently reside in the 'File' menu, be moved to the
'Windows' menu, and a separator added between them and the window list.
I mention this because when the notebook style interface is in use, it
is not clear how to close one of
keep a separate categories for GST items and
GST-Free items. This seemed patently ridiculous to me - I'm glad that I
spent some time thinking before re-arranging my accounts.
Ben.
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package: gnc-prices
version: cvs 2001-03-28
Finance::Quote has recently added support for regions - eg australia.
However, gnucash doesn't currently allow you to choose 'australia' as
the source for a quote.
I was told that there was discussion about this recently...
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some
regularity concerning the time interval, start date and
accounts chosen.
It seems to bear a much closer resemblance to reality now. Thanks! :-)
But I'm really hanging out for line charts showing the precise current
balance. I know that's waiting on something in guppi though... :-(
package: old file version import wizzard
version: cvs 2001-03-28
The drop-down list box for 'type of currency or security' is confusing
in it's intent, and to fill in. It is not at all obvious to the novice
user what to fill in there.
What is an ISO4217?
(As a programmer I suppose it would be a
package: gnucash
version: cvs 2001-03-24
Gnucash has a feature where it will automatically open the file you were
using with it when you opened it last time. However, since I've recently
started using the CVS version in addition to the stable series, and the
configuration file is shared, the old
package: register window, account tree window
version: cvs 24 March
When I right click on something (eg in the register window or the
account tree listing window), I get a menu of actions which I can
perform. However, the action is applied to the currently selected item,
not necessarily the item
package: file loading/saving
version: cvs 26th March
I recently lost about 1 1/2 hrs work while using cvs gnucash - I forgot
to hit the save button for a while. duh. I suppose you get that kind of
thing using cvs version...
Anyway, it seems that nothing has happened with the backups and log
file
package: register window
version: cvs 26th March
I have 2 checking accounts, lets call them A and B. I regularly have
cheques going from A to B and B to A. I am entering the cheque number in
the Num column of the transaction description.
So when I look at the register window for account A, I see
package: register window and various dialogs
version: CVS from March 26th
The enter key on the numeric keypad does not record the transaction when
pressed inside a number field in the register window.
In various dialogs it enters a control character into the numeric field
instead of pressing the
package: average balance report
version: cvs 26 March
I performed an average balance report on an account that went negative
over 3 transactions in one place, but the report showed me that the
account was negative three separate times.
On comparison to the data in the ledger, the graph appeared
package: register window
version: CVS March 26
When opeining a split (either in auto-split or basic-ledger and then
manually open the split), the register window should scroll to show the
entire split if at all possible. It would be nice to have at least one
or two normal ledger lines visible abo
user-friendly bug database?
Is there a way to get on the bugs mailing list? Please document it on
that page!
Ben.
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Bill Gribble. However, I am afraid that bugs posted
to the bug tracking system might tend to get `forgotten' unless people
receive mail about them... I suppose it's just a matter of getting
people into the habit of using the bug tracking system.
RFC?
Ben.
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yness'...
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currence rather than per page, so that
you can click on the occurrence and have the page scroll to show it.
I realise that the searching system needs some more work work yet...
Ben.
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elor of CS and learn
regexps. Crikey, we find it hard enough to teach them.
There are probably several tabs affected by this problem.
goonie informs me that the search actually implements 'contains'.
Ben.
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An intuitive way to re-parent accounts would be to perform drag and
drop, probably with a confirmation dialog. This seems sensible to me,
but there may be other issues I haven't thought of...
Ben.
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the process of balancing a transaction with
several splits.
Ben.
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gnucash cvs register report
does not include notes from splits.
I would like it to... please?
Ben.
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eems to be highlighted
when the dialog is created, which is misleading...
Ben.
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ndency chains, but I have been able to
find out that library X is supplied by package Y without having to have
magical knowledge...
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Dave Peticolas wrote:
> Ben Stanley writes:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I've found some register window bugs in 1.4.9 (and previous versions)...
> >
> > I'm using the auto-double line mode.
> >
> > Text description items:
> >
> > 1.
calculated incorrectly?
If I had a clue about gtk I'd whip out the source and figure out what's
going on, but I'm clueless in this case.
Ben.
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will be used. It would then be possible to plan a major change by
saying that some contributions will have a stop date, and other
contributions will have a start date. The contributions which are
activated on a particular date must look up these date tags.
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em statement, and help turn it
into a design.
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Joshua Sled wrote:
> Maybe. A report-based approach is useful, insomuch as it's relevant
> to the moment. It's also generally lightweight in terms of the user
> point-of-view, and sometimes just that passive information is good.
>
> It's become clear that while the natural time period to work w
Joshua,
I'm glad you are looking into this. You seem to have put in some serious
thought. I wish to add some comments, though.
A budget is a tool by which a user can compare expected expenses to
the history of actual expenses, for the purposes of better allocating
income. Once realisti
Christopher Browne wrote:
> On Fri, 04 Aug 2000 15:57:20 +1000, the world broke into rejoicing as
> Ben Stanley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> > Christopher Browne wrote:
> >
> > > For all of this, GnuCash has no need for awareness of the $0.05
> > > gran
In Australia, we currently have a curious system. The smallest unit of
currency is 1 cent (AU$ 0.01), which is what bank accounts are kept in.
However, the smallest coin is 5 cents. All cash transactions are rounded
to the nearest 5 cents.
Thus, the denominator for your fractionalised representat
Hi,
The volume of mail on the gnucash-devel list has doubled or tripled
since the release of 1.4. The bulk of the increase seems to be people
requesting help with installation issues. Perhaps it's time to create a
new list, called gnucash-help, for these kinds of messages. This would
leave gnucas
Hi,
Gnucash just crashed on me again, after entering a few transactions, but
this time I was running with
gnucash --debug
in a console window. Here's what I got::
gnucash: [D] "Running functions on hook "main-window-opened-hook
#
/usr/share/gnucash/scm/engine-interface.scm:148:9: In procedure
Hendrik Boom wrote:
> I've always been doubtful about the use of floating point by gnucash.
The problem with floating point types is that they only provide an approximation to
what you want.
To go into painful detail, here's what I understand about floating point types.
The first bit past the
er
would find out before losing their original file.
Ben.
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When I last entered all of my transactions, which would have taken me
about an hour, I had just finished and then GNUcash had a crash. I can't
remember if it was a seg fault or bus error or what, but I subsequently
had to re-enter everything I had just put in, by referring to the log
file. (wouldn
Dave Peticolas wrote:
> Ben Stanley writes:
> > I'm using gnucash 1.3.99, in auto-single mode.
> >
> > I have been attempting to remove a category from a journal entry (thus
> > violating the fundamental principle of double entry accounting...). I
> >
Dave Peticolas wrote:
> Ben Stanley writes:
> > The account popup menu sometimes comes up without anything in it, and
> > has no width... To reproduce:
> >
> > gnucash version: 1.3.99
> > (I'm using auto-single)
> >
> > Enter a transaction which
I'm using gnucash 1.3.99, in auto-single mode.
I have been attempting to remove a category from a journal entry (thus
violating the fundamental principle of double entry accounting...). I
erase the category, and press enter to record the transaction. However,
the entry comes straight back. What's
At this point, you may select the category and type over it, and the
popup menu is subsequently OK.
Ben Stanley.
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I'm using gnucash 1.3.99, in auto-single mode.
I am unable to select and change the `reconciled' field in a
transaction.
Ben.
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Dave Peticolas wrote:
> In the meantime, are you aware of the keyboard accelerators
> for entering dates in the register? They are explained under
> the manual pages under the link 'Date Input'.
I looked this up in the help from 1.3.7, and I clicked on the link `keyboard
shortcuts' or whatever i
called 'transfer to') allows you to
> move a transaction into another account. The transfer fields on the
> split lines, and the transfer field in the single and double modes,
> should work as they always have.
>
> dave
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few
letters of each sub-account or sub-category, and then accepting the
autocompletion.
Of course you can't use TAB to autocomplete, because that moves on to
the next field.
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entering dates, while using the register. Would it be possible to put in
a drop-down button to reveal the calendar?
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Dave Peticolas wrote:
> > >
> > > How do you plan to store the data? Any ideas yet? In a separate file?
> > > Do you have to store pointers to any existing transactions? Or have you
> > > discovred a way of wedging this into the current file format (possibly
> > > slightly modified?)
> >
> > Pr
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> > ;; TODO
> > ;; "upcoming/overdue bills" report
>
> Any sort of cleverness here, or will you simply look at the system
> clock when gnucash is started up ... ?
I vote for the simplest implementation which works without precluding
expansion; bells and whistles such as
I vote that the open icon stays gone. I found it potentially confusing, and
I never used the open file button.
BTW, when I installed GNUCash, I created a GNOME menu item for it, and added
the name of my database as a command line argument, thus completely removing
the need to open a file explicit
goals sub-accounts or what? (I lost track of
what was going on in that wild and heated discussion...)
2. What is the current state of progress?
And I want to say that I look forward to using the budgeting module when
it is ready!
Ben.
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Hi,
I am using gnucash 1.3.4, and I just tried deleting a transaction. It
repeatedly fails to do so, using either the right-click menu or the
button bar.
Ben.
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for large numbers are decimal points.
Hope this helps.
Otherwise, they seem to have it right.
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I'm currently using (for those of you with a recent version of GNOME)
/usr/share/pixmaps/gnome-money.png
which is just a wad of bills. However, I like your wife's idea.
Perhaps a picture of a gnu on a 'one gnu' bill could be used instead?
That
wouldn't be Linux specific. But then again, that co
patch reports describing
automatic duplicate finders, I was not sure that they would help with my
problem.
Thanks again for an alternative,
Ben Stanley.
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