Re: integration with paytrust.com

On Tue, 12 Jun 2001 06:27:58 "Austad, Jay" wrote: > Has anyone here used Paytrust.com? How hard would it be to set up > Gnucash > to pull down bill information and handle transactions with paytrust? > > (Paytrust receives your bills for you, scans them in, and sends you an > email > when a bi

cvs

I have started the process of using libglade to load our dialogs. For some reason, the first 'make' after updating doesn't seem to create src/gnome/gnc-dir.h correctly, so after the first make you may need to delete that file and re-make. dave ___ gnu

Re: plugin/module architecture proposal for gnucash-1.7

On Mon, Jun 11, 2001 at 10:00:14PM -0500, Kevin Finn wrote: > - I'm a little nervous about version skew, having recently worked > on a project in RL that was transitioning from a monolithic product > into separate modules with mixed success. I think a lot will depend > on how general the module

Modularization

I have read Bill's suggestions, and I thoroughly support the concept of increasing modularity. There are, however, a couple of related issues I'd like to raise . . . 1) Are there self-contained parts of gnucash that we could turn in to libraries, enabling their easy use in projects that d

Re: Modularization

On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 11:50:48PM +1000, Robert Graham Merkel wrote: > 1)Are there self-contained parts of gnucash that we > could turn in to libraries, enabling their easy use in > projects that don't contain any other parts of the GnuCash > codebase? I'm sure that there are, though I thi

1.6.0 link errors

I'm building 1.6.0 for the first time and have some weird error. It looks like to me that the problem is that register-common.h, which is included by several files, actually defines two functions itself (!) This seems rather lame. Still investigating though... Anyway here is the error: /bin/s

Re: integration with paytrust.com

As someone who also uses and is very fond of the Paytrust system, all that I would ask is that security be given very serious consideration. Having my bills sent to another address is somewhat of a relief as I don't have to worry about someone breaking into my mailbox in the physical world and wo

broken tests

Hi, Two more build problems :-) The text-load-xml2 and test-xml2-is-file tests are broken in 1.6.0. They want information from test-files/xml2, but there is no test-files directory anywhere in the distribution. -- John ___ gnucash-devel mailing list

Re: broken tests

> On 12 Jun 2001 12:02:39 -0500, John Goerzen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: John> Hi, Two more build problems :-) The text-load-xml2 and John> test-xml2-is-file tests are broken in 1.6.0. They want John> information from test-files/xml2, but there is no test-files John> directory anywhere in

space seperator between currency symbol and amount

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- I just found out about this today, and maybe other people were wondering about that too, so here's my solution: In my locale (de_DE) the currency symbol (i.e. the german version of "$" which is "DM") was printed in front of the amount without a seperating s

1.6.0 download stats

FYI, The www.gnucash.org connection has been saturated at max since about 5 AM yesterday, although its finally beginnning to taper off. The limit is about 300MB/hour. Its been 34 hours. Assuming an average download of 9MB (6MB for binary, 13 MB for source), that represents about 1.1K downloa

Comments about 1.4

Hi all! I have been running GnuCash for a year now to handle my personal finances. It has been no glitches affecting the correctness of the data and I am very satisfied. The only thing that have bothered me is that it has been very slow to run over the network (10Mbps LAN), displaying on another

1.6.0 - National character problem

Hi again! I have been running with default (english) locale until now. I thought I would try out the swedish one. What I did was I executed "export LANG=sv_SE" and then executed gnucash. Most of the things are right, but the correct characters does not show up in some reports. Text only reports s

1.6.0 - X Event loop problem ?

Hi (yes, it's me again)! When generating reports with graphics, the updating hangs until I move the mouse or if I wait a minute or two. This also happens when double clicking on a chart or pressing the back-button. Installed GnuCash on a RedHat 7.1 system using RPMS (+related RPMS downloaded fro

Balance sheet report for a sub-group of accounts

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

Re: 1.6.0 - X Event loop problem ?

On 13 Jun 2001 00:28:44 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi (yes, it's me again)! > > When generating reports with graphics, the updating hangs until I move > the mouse or if I wait a minute or two. This also happens when double > clicking on a chart or pressing the back-button. > > Installed G

Re: plugin/module architecture proposal for gnucash-1.7

Bill Gribble wrote: > > - Will each module provide its own g-wrappers, I assume? Maybe there > > needs to be a mechanism or a policy to avoid collisions in that > > namespace. > > That was actually one of my motivations :) The gigantic "gnc.gwp" file > bugs me because of its unweildyness and un

qif importing bug?

I am attaching a qif file (contains one transaction, generated by MS Money 2000) importing this to an otherwise empty gnucash causes a fatal error. I get the following on the terminal. This happens after pressing next on the currency page (and answering all question with their defaults). gnucash