> It's been rumoured that Dave Peticolas said:
> >
> > Libglade is for loading your user interface from xml files
> > generated by the glade ui builder program. It allows you to
> > change your ui without recompiling. Pretty neat idea, but
> > it's not related to preferences.
>
> "downloadable c
It's been rumoured that Dave Peticolas said:
>
> Libglade is for loading your user interface from xml files
> generated by the glade ui builder program. It allows you to
> change your ui without recompiling. Pretty neat idea, but
> it's not related to preferences.
"downloadable chrome"
So it do
> It's been rumoured that Heath Martin said:
> >
> >
> > I have couple of questions and comments regarding saving user
> > options and session management. This is motivated by a
> > patch I had sent to Dave that saves the state of the account
> > tree in the main window so that when gnucash is
It's been rumoured that Heath Martin said:
>
>
> I have couple of questions and comments regarding saving user
> options and session management. This is motivated by a
> patch I had sent to Dave that saves the state of the account
> tree in the main window so that when gnucash is restarted, the
Heath Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> If I'm not mistaken, currently there are no options being saved
> from one session to the next, but that a lot of the framework
> for saving is already in place; for the gnome version, it seems
> like option-util.[ch] is the primary entry point to the g
I have couple of questions and comments regarding saving user
options and session management. This is motivated by a
patch I had sent to Dave that saves the state of the account
tree in the main window so that when gnucash is restarted, the
accounts are expanded in the same way as they were on t
