Re: Average Balance report borken WRT stocks/mutual funds

2001-06-03 Thread Dave Peticolas
On 04 Jun 2001 15:47:18 +1000, Robert Graham Merkel wrote: > It appears that the average-balance report is fundamentally wrong-headed > about balance displays for stock and mutual fund accounts. > > Basically, when the average-balance report converts to the report currency, > a

Average Balance report borken WRT stocks/mutual funds

2001-06-03 Thread Robert Graham Merkel
It appears that the average-balance report is fundamentally wrong-headed about balance displays for stock and mutual fund accounts. Basically, when the average-balance report converts to the report currency, a fixed price is calculated which is used for all intervals in the report. This is OK

Re: Small bugfix to average-balance report

2000-06-10 Thread Rob Browning
Robert Graham Merkel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > There may indeed be stuff that should be implemented in C. However, > guile and g-wrap make it very easy to drop in a C reimplementation > of a Scheme function. If we do have performance problems that *are* > CPU related, we can then reimplemen

Re: Small bugfix to average-balance report

2000-06-08 Thread Robert Graham Merkel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Hmm. My general experience with interpreted languages on the server side > is poor, I've walked away with the idea that its just a bad idea, and to > just say no. Basically, they end up being CPU suckers that just don't > scale, never mind maintenance headaches, d

Re: Small bugfix to average-balance report

2000-06-08 Thread Robert Graham Merkel
Dave Peticolas writes: > writes: > > It's been rumoured that Robert Graham Merkel said: > > > > > > This patch fixes a crash in the average balance report when the > > > starting and ending dates are entered incorrectly. > > > > Um,

Re: average-balance report

2000-03-13 Thread Bill Gribble
Matt Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Scheme debugging inside of this app is IMHO tedious and barely worth the > time invested. Debugging is sort of rudimentary, but the break loop in guile works pretty well and can print backtraces etc. In the top-level README I found a tidbit that has made

Re: average-balance report

2000-03-12 Thread Matt Martin
Dave Peticolas wrote: > > Ok, > > > > It appears that somebody has broken my average-balance report. > > Stop that! > > I think I have it fixed, except for the average plot. > The fixes will be in CVS tonight. > > > Scheme debugging inside of thi

Re: average-balance report

2000-03-12 Thread Dave Peticolas
> > Ok, > > > > It appears that somebody has broken my average-balance report. > > Stop that! > > I think I have it fixed, except for the average plot. > The fixes will be in CVS tonight. > > > > Scheme debugging inside of this app is IMHO t

Re: average-balance report

2000-03-12 Thread Dave Peticolas
> Ok, > > It appears that somebody has broken my average-balance report. > Stop that! I think I have it fixed, except for the average plot. The fixes will be in CVS tonight. > Scheme debugging inside of this app is IMHO tedious and barely worth the > time invested. I

average-balance report

2000-03-12 Thread Matt Martin
Ok, It appears that somebody has broken my average-balance report. Stop that! Scheme debugging inside of this app is IMHO tedious and barely worth the time invested. Anybody have any ideas what was broken so I can save a little time in trying to get this working again? BTW the Guippi3 CVS

Re: Average Balance Report

2000-03-01 Thread Christopher Browne
> Ok, hopefully third try is a charm after netscape and system crashes... > > Christopher Browne wrote: > > > I've done considerable work over the last week "cleaning up" the > > various reports, with the notable intent of factoring out common code > > with a view to moving towards supporting mu

Re: Average Balance Report

2000-02-29 Thread Matt Martin
Ok, hopefully third try is a charm after netscape and system crashes... Christopher Browne wrote: > I've done considerable work over the last week "cleaning up" the > various reports, with the notable intent of factoring out common code > with a view to moving towards supporting multiple output

Average Balance Report

2000-02-29 Thread Christopher Browne
I've done considerable work over the last week "cleaning up" the various reports, with the notable intent of factoring out common code with a view to moving towards supporting multiple output formats. I've put together some "HTML generator" functions to create cells and rows in a moderately inte