le working on this.
The only thing that concerns me about this is you are introducing into
scheme an easy way to cause a segfault. Maybe implement it this way
in the short term because it's the easiest and lets us get onto other
more important things quickly, but this is a bad long term sol
nged.
What happens then?
I'm trying to figure out what the close, find and iteration callbacks
are meant to do and who registers with who.
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t seemed the email introduced what was going on as 1 when
in fact it was 2 which happens to include 1. Just confused here. :)
Dave> You could use this to, say, close all components in a
Dave> particular class (e.g., close all help windows). Close
Dave> operations such as
Dave> gpointer iter_data);
Maybe include a second arg here "const char *component_class" that if
non null would allow you to iterate over a particular component class?
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>>>>> On Wed, 29 Nov 2000 11:11:33 -0800, Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Dave> James LewisMoss writes:
>> >>>>> On Wed, 29 Nov 2000 01:59:22 -0800, Dave Peticolas
>> >>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sa
>> id:
first item and then added items after that it'd take away (or add in
the case of coupons) from that first item: "Groceries".
Anyway. Just another data point if it's useful.
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ting lists? Does it have more specific code it's
trying to handle? (Sorry if I've missed any earlier conversations.)
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difficulties with databases is that it
David> is much, much harder to refactor that just about any other
David> kind of programming. We should make a valiant effort to
I'm not disagreeing, but I'm curious what in your mind makes it harder
to refactor?
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et.
OK. So the question I have is "So what?" HTTP is slower than a UDP
protocol because it's TCP (that's the basic gist of this right?). So
what? Is it too slow for our uses? No one knows because it hasn't
been tested. My bet: nope not anywhere near too slow.
Now.
Go ahead.
2) Many (most? all?) of the core programmers on gnucash know and like
scheme.
So whatever "You should do this" arguments you might have are pretty
useless unless you or someone else is willing to maintain another
scripting interface to gnucash. I don't think anyone has
s, configure, config.h.in, etc etc) in CVS. It produces
these files.
In fact you should be able to change configure.in and Makefile.am's
and have make regenerate things as well because automake adds rules to
do this (though sometimes this doesn't work as well as it seems it
should or at lea
config.log
David> It looks like a problem with gnome-print. I have the latest
David> version from helix code, gnome-print-0.25-0_helix_1.
The only thought I have is that you don't have a -devel package
installed.
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anchordesk.co.uk/anchordesk/commentary/columns/0,2415,7108356-2,00.html
Sounded to me like someone who shouldn't have been running unstable
Debian was. No big deal IMO.
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. It could be an earlier error causing this to fail. If you
send me the complete ./configure output and the config.log file I'll
see if I can't help.
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vsup
access to the cvs tree. Anyone have comments?
Jim
PS: If you don't know: cvsup is basically a way of mirroring the cvs
,v files rather than checking out particular versions. That way
people can have mirrors of all of a cvs tree to work on locally. It's
useful for speed, and when
; rlb: Perhaps you have to add an option to ./configure,
Christian> something like --with-etags=FILE which etags executable to
Christian> use.
etags != ctags
ctags produces a vi tags file. etags produces an emacs tags file.
Maybe we want to add a "tags" target (the traditiona
old lib.
>> Your version of gtkhtml won't work with Gnucash, sorry.
Derek> Sigh. I suppose I can live without reports.
Once the world is stable we'll produce packages with things statically
compiled.
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tion for them without
them having to pick a file name and location.
Pros: gives us the ability to easily do the above with a setup like
TestAccount/
TestAccount/Info
TestAccount/Year1999
TestAccount/Year2000
TestAccount/Current
TestAccount/config.options
TestAccount/DefaultReports
Tes
>>>>> On 07 Apr 2001 12:01:31 -0400, James LewisMoss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>>>>> On Fri, 6 Apr 2001 19:26:51 -0500 (CDT), [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Linas Vepstas) said:
Linas> Plan A: --- The kvp markup of plan C coupled to the
Linas> multi-file
e string doesn't seem like much of a difference to me.
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@"Argue for your limitations and sure enough, they're yours." Bach
ot;yes"
Graham> option is highlighted as being the default enter selectable
Graham> key, enter selects cancel instead. This means I have to
Graham> actually click on yes (1000 times), instead of being able to
Graham> just hit enter...
Graham> :(
You can h
ire gnu make, sed, textutils and tar unless it's an
automake/autoconf caused problem we should look at removing this
requirement.
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ed in a fix about an hour ago to
fix it.
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_
/ TXF Export", "Transaction Report",
"Detailed TXF Category Descriptions", "TXF Export - Known Anomalies
and Limitations", "TXF Export of tax data", and "GnuCash Y2K
Readiness".
That's it for the moment.
Jim
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cvs version.
Will do.
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>>>>> On Fri, 1 Jun 2001 12:11:41 +1000, Robert Graham Merkel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Robert> On Fri, 01 Jun 2001 03:47:50 James LewisMoss wrote:
>>
>> I didn't want to go messing with this stuff not knowing how things
>> were setup and pla
IG --cflags gtkhtml`
AC_CHECK_LIB(gal, main, true,
- [AC_MSG_ERROR([gal library not found])],
+ [AC_MSG_ERROR([gal library not found. See the README for more info.])],
`$GNOME_CONFIG --libs gal`)
# check for gtkhtml and enable it via HAVE_LIBGTKHTML
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>> let us know if they aren't :)
>>
>> dave
>>
>>
>>
Matthew> Ok, here's another question: How difficult would it be to
Matthew> convert from the 1.6 file format to a Postgres database?
It's a big xml file. Many parsers exist.
r
than two (~/.gnome/GnuCash and ~/.gnucash/config-1.6.auto) but I
don't know how possible this is.
I have a couple more than are either pie-in-the-sky things or not
important.
So unless someone has a better idea I was going to work on 2 and 7
(related problems).
Jim
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>>>>> On Mon, 11 Jun 2001 08:36:11 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bill Gribble) said:
Bill> On Mon, Jun 11, 2001 at 09:23:00AM -0400, James LewisMoss
Bill> wrote:
>> 2) Only keep a certain amount of backups/RCS File/Gzip file
>>(options
>> on how to d
iles
John> directory anywhere in the distribution.
I'm fixing this one. It'll be repaired in 1.6.1.
Jim
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7;s messed up. Can you send me an strace of it doing this?
(Please just to me not the mailing list.) If it was going to not find
a symbol it should have not found it long before now.
Thanks
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make it
Richard> easier to merge conflicts in CVS, because it doesn't involve
Richard> peering at the diff lines to figure out which columns have
Richard> changed.
Richard> What do you think?
Seems reasonable to me. I just looked at the file for the first time
and was confuse
is something lomac protects
Linas> against). The kernel module would work with some appropriate
Linas> set of authentication mechanisms to verify the trustworthiness
Linas> of the network connection, and then initiate SSL on that
Linas> connection.
If you are going to go this route just
t be
Derek> limited to Linux. OTOH, I also think we're YEARS away from a
Derek> deployable IPSec system.
I've had ipsec working between two linux boxes with no major
troubles. It wasn't the easiest thing to setup, but it did work.
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