Tommy,
Thanks for your thoughtful and researched reply.
Of the 3 options (bugzilla, html, patches-mail-list) you suggest, I have no
experience with any. So my reaction favors the bugzilla approach, since it
seems to provide the most flexibility for reporting, tracking, and obtaining
intereste
Mike Alexander writes:
> +
> +/* If we're on a resize line and the column to the right is zero
> + width, resize that one. */
> +if (on_line)
> +resize_col = find_resize_col (header, ptr_col);
> +else
> +resize_col = ptr_col;
> +
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 6:50 AM, Thomas Bullock wrote:
> <>
> P.S.: Whatever you decide to do I think an explicit procedure should
> go in the wiki and/or the source files so we can point people to it.
> <>
>
> When that is ready, I will need someone to put it on the appropriate wiki,
> since I d
Thanks for the encouragement. I will attempt it when I have something that I
know works.
Tom
-Original Message-
From: Tommy Trussell [mailto:tommy.truss...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2010 2:21 PM
To: Thomas Bullock
Cc: gnucash-devel (gnucash-devel@gnucash.org)
Subject: Re: Do
--On July 28, 2010 12:56:04 PM -0400 Derek Atkins
wrote:
Mike Alexander writes:
+
+/* If we're on a resize line and the column to the right is
zero + width, resize that one. */
+if (on_line)
+resize_col = find_resize_col (header, ptr_col);
+else
Developers,
Because this is the first time I used the command: "xmllint --valid
gnucash-guide.xml > GC-docs1-Results" I have attached that to ask that
someone verify that it looks as expected from the command's execution.
I was expecting to see a fully expanded set of include modules. Inste
Hi John,
<>
You don't need to generate it: It's in the SVN repository, so you'll get
it when you check out gnucash-docs. (It's at guide/C/gnucash-guide.xml).
You needn't modify it unless you add a new chapter or appendix, though
you may want to add yourself to the authors list and add a descri
Developers,
In working on making a patch, I use gedit as my text editor and set the
right column boundary to 80. Because I wrote some of my patch without
regard to the boundary, I found that when I inserted it into the module,
there was much that overflowed that boundary.
I then changed eac
