did
use that several times to recover from crashes or forgetting to save
before killing gnucash.
Per
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I think I've seen this before and was able to `fix' the problem by
editing the split fields (using a text editor).
Thanks,
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s track of
the gas prices for me and I can graph the prices over time using the
price report. Very handy and eye opening :-)
Per
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point and what the conclusions were if they did.
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accounts and a
parser for it in Perl. I used it to import accounts from Pocket
Quicken on the Apple Newton. Perhaps you can use it as a starting
point. I have included a sample file below. Let me know if you want
the Perl parsing and account creation code.
Accounts
the
hierarchical name of the new parent. Hierarchical account names are
formed in a similar way to full pathnames of files in a file system.
The hierarchy separator is `/' by default but can be changed using the
--separator option.
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you didn't
agree with how I fixed the bug? The only thing I did was to move
the `childacc = childlist[ic];' line below the increment of `ic'.
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[I'm sorry I accidentally sent the mail to gnucash-devel twice.]
Per> The enclosed patch is a proposed fix for that.
I have one more suggestion augmenting my
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Per> In GnuCash 1.1.27 (sorry I'm behind) doing `Open Subaccounts' on
Per> a top-level income account that has subaccounts causes a core
Per> dump. I believe the encl
ITY_REGISTER 7
#define STOCK_REGISTER 8
+#define CURRENCY_REGISTER 9
-#define GENERAL_LEDGER 9
-#define INCOME_LEDGER 10
-#define PORTFOLIO 11
+#define GENERAL_LEDGER 10
+#define INCOME_LEDGER 11
+#define PORTFOLIO 12
/* modified flags -- indic
8/22 05:39:48
@@ -98,8 +98,8 @@
while (childacc) {
n++;
list[n] = childacc;
- childacc = childlist[ic];
ic ++;
+ childacc = childlist[ic];
}
_free(childlist);
}
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new GnuCash file with the created
accounts. If you are adding new accounts to an already existing file
you have to use xaccSessionGetGroup() to get the top level group
(instead of allocating one and using xaccSessionSetGroup()).
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ble than the user data argument method as you demonstrated.
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I was wondering if it would be possible to add an extra argument to
the gnc:choose-item-from-list-dialog function that would be parsed
straight to the thunks? That way the caller of
gnc:choose-item-from-list-dialog could pass arbitrary user information
to the thunks without relying on global vari
in some pop-up-like behaviour.
That's fine.
Alexandru> I know that my problem whould have been best solved by
Alexandru> writing my own widget, but I'm not that good yet.
Your efforts are greatly appreciated. You can always convert to a
custom widget later when
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cbbrowne> Am I way off here? Or does this sound like the right
cbbrowne> direction?
Per> I can comment on the best m
ts running, it appears to
cbbrowne> have control over the whole system until it's done.
That makes sense although Rob seemed to voice concern that that may
not always be the case.
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Graham> This was the "stable" motif release of v1.2.3.
Do you use Lesstif or a commercial Motif package? I have a feeling
that Lesstif does not improve the stability of Gnucash .
force
the user into taking a path the programmer chose. For the calendar
window this is okay, though, as long as there is a way to cancel the
window.
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the hole is the timing of
xaccAccountInsertSplit() and the fact that you can't insert all splits
simultaneously in an atomic operation (I think. Can you?).
Is there any way to lock the transaction database while you're
modifying it?
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d be a subaccount of
USD/DEM. Is this what you intended?
What about regular (non-currency) accounts valued in different
currencies than the default currency? Should they also be subaccounts
of a currency account, then?
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et totals.
What do you think?
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ccounts in other currencies somehow converted into
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The GnuCash / X-Ac
have
different status. I have bank accounts in Denmark and the US and I
would like to treat both on an equal basis. I've found that I need to
create duplicate income and expense accounts for all the categories I
have, one for each currency.
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rever?
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if I'm
simply confused about how to use actions or if there is a way to set
all actions of a transaction without having to go to each register
window of the involved accounts.
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transaction or not:
gnucash: Transaction.c:563: ComputeValue: Assertion `s->acc' failed.
Pardon me if this is a well-known problem. I'm using GnuCash 1.1.27.
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her. This
approach obviously has problems.
So what am I missing here? Are these difficulties more a matter of
enhancing the balance and profit & loss reports to handle multiple
currencies or are they due to my misusing GnuCash?
All comments are welcome!
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