I have got lost in all this.
There will be *future* transactions in each of the accounts that a budget is set
for?
Phill
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Does the redraw update just a transaction or is the widget an account? If the
gui atom is an account and the changed data has been stored in the `account
file' then the CM only has to have one call-back for the account no matter how
many changes have been make to the transactions in the account?
Derek Atkins wrote:
> Presumably the DB can serialize (lock) requests,
> so you don't get intersperced data. But you need more than that.
> In this particular case, User1 got to the DB first, so presumably
> user2 would receive a callback about the change to obj1. However,
> User2 already tried
Dave Peticolas wrote:
> Derek Atkins writes:
>
> > Yes, your subsequent mail did explain that successfully, but you may
> > have a locking problem in the case of multiple GUIs touching the same
> > data.
>
> Probably, but that's just not a problem I'm trying to solve right now.
> You're welcome t
Derek Atkins wrote:
> Phillip J Shelton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>
> > Would something like having user A have the only permissions to
> > change things if they opened the account first be a usefull first
> > pass. Or is that too simple?
>
> How does
Rob Browning wrote:
> To do that, I need to know which timezone each of
> these exchanges reports its dates with respect to. Any help would be
> appreciated.
>
>australia Australan Stock Exchange
The web page for the Australian Stock Exhange is
http://www.asx.com.au/
Tha
This week I will start re-organising the gnumeric functions into better
function class groupings.
Is there anyone who I will need to talk to about with respect to either code
updates they have or the financial library?
Phill
Jason Stokes wrote:
> Jody Goldberg wrote:
>
> > There may be more su
Any way to do what is needed without triggers?
Phill
Steve Greenland wrote:
> On 11-Dec-00, 00:18 (CST), Phillip Shelton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Yes, that's doubtless one of the design criteria. One, by the way,
> > > that effectively rules out MySQL, as it doesn't do triggers...
> >
Sorry to be dense. Isn't there some way to have the DB store the current
balance with each record? That way the current balence would just be the
current balence from the last record.
Or is that more expensive than I realise?
Phill
"Al B. Snell" wrote:
> That was one of three proposals :-)
Any other auditing considerations?
Phill
Christopher Browne wrote:
> Also in there is the auditing consideration of "If the period is closed,
> and people can't post there, then the past periods of data become `stable.'"
> Which is implementable by storing information on what periods of time ar
Woud also having the date functions in this library be a good thing?
Bill Gribble wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 11, 2000 at 09:01:01AM -0600, Christopher Browne wrote:
> > What is to be the nature of this "financial library"?
> >
> > Should there not be some specs of what it is to provide as services?
>
David Merrill wrote:
> Question: What if you really *need* to go back and correct data in the
> prior year?
If the change is to the money amount then the book I own says that you make a
transaction dated at the time you find the error that undoes the wrong data and
then enter another transaction
David Merrill wrote:
> I'm beginning to work on the database schema for an eventual SQL back
> end. I am keeping my notes in an ASCII file, which will always be
> available at http://www.lupercalia.net/schema.txt
some comments and suggestions.
> SPLIT
> -
> account_guidc
Derek Atkins wrote:
> David Merrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > aisb, I consider the issue of closing the books and making all
> > transactions prior to that immutable to be completely orthogonal to how
> > the running total is determined. I am proposing a solution to the
> > maintenance of
David Merrill wrote:
> > > > security_scu & currency_scu: 'scu' is Smallest Convertable (I think)
> > > > Unit, the denominator used for amounts in security/currency.
> > > > Commodities have default scu's, but accounts can override them.
> > > > For example, you might have stock in two dif
This is the description of the function accrint
FUNCTION=ACCRINT
SYNTAX=ACCRINT(issue,first_interest,settlement,rate,par,frequency,basis)
DESCRIPTION
ACCRINT calculates the accrued interest for a security
that pays periodic interest. The rate is the annual
rate of the security and par is the
I am going to start to put date and financial functions from gnumeric
into a non-app. specific form and file. The specification of each
function will be posted as I learn what it is each has to do.
I will start with interst calculations.
Phill.
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This is the definition of accrued interest from a web glossary.
accrued interest
Interest that is due on a bond or other fixed income security since the last interest payment was made. This often occurs for bonds purchased
on the secondary market, since bonds usually pay interest e
In using the 30/360
basis
for municipal securities I believe Excel miscalculates when date periods
span months with 31 days.
Phillip J Shelton wrote:
>
> This is the definition of accrued interest from a web glossary.
>
> > accrued interest
> > Interest that is due
"John S. Dey" wrote:
> Phillip: I went back and read the documentation for the MS Excel's
> ACCRINT function. They refer to a concept of quasi-coupon periods
> occurring between "issue" and "settlement".
Oh. I see I will have to find a copy of Excel that has these functions
with it.
> Furthe
I found this while looking for finanical equations on the web. I have
not had much luck with the equations yet.
The api should match this one .
http://www.idexsoft.com/index.html
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I have not looked at those. I was not aware that there was equations to be found
here.
Terry Boldt wrote:
> On Sun, 28 Jan 2001, you wrote:
> > I found this while looking for finanical equations on the web. I have
> > not had much luck with the equations yet.
> >
> > The api should match this o
Joshua Sled wrote:
> Yeah. Seems like the scheduled transaction stuff takes on all the
> time-mgmt stuff from the budgeting concepts... which means it needs a
> good chunk of work more to be suitable for both.
>
> ...jsled
Bill,
How can/should this time-mgmt stuff be thought of against the fin
Gregory Novak wrote:
> > Actually, there's [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- its in the table of contents bar on the
> > left. -- 'mailing lists'
>
> Fair enough, but I balk at distrubing an untold number of people on a
> mailing list for a rather banal question.
Isn't that what the
Derek Atkins wrote:
> For those of you not on gnucash-patches, I sent the RPC Backend
> patches there a few minutes ago. I can also send out the patch via
> email to anyone who might want to play with it before it actually
> makes it into the repository.
>
> Enjoy!
I have enjoyed watching you d
The font size on the news page is way too small on my screen. Can I
second the comment about letting my brouser pick the font size?
Linas Vepstas wrote:
> Am getting close to being done with installing the new gnucash.org
> website from Jeremy Collins. There are still a few little blebs
> tha
For what it is worth, you have a problem with your Doc Book setup. In that
guppi.sgml still uses DocBook 3.1 and you either do not have DocBook set up at
all, or you no longer have version 3.1 on your machine.
The second problem with the lack of a Guppi.Lang file may go away if you first
`rm -rf
Christian Stimming wrote:
> ... (the encouragement to upgrade).
This will mean an upgrade to gnome 1.4 for me and as, for me, the upgrade to
gnucash1.4.12 still has my machine in maintaince mode I am not looking foware
to upgrading gnome.
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Rob Walker wrote:
> cbbrowne> Both options provide a nice big "blech!"
>
> yes, it sucks, but the users are then able to run gnucash. It may be
> 75 to 100 Megs of sucks, but it seems like gnucash needs that many
> megs of libraries and whatnot.
May I make a comment with my tongue stuck so fir
ven't made should
more probably be made at Gnome not Gnucash.
Phillip J Shelton wrote:
> Rob Walker wrote:
>
> > cbbrowne> Both options provide a nice big "blech!"
> >
> > yes, it sucks, but the users are then able to run gnucash. It may be
> > 75
Hi,
I am new to this list so forgive me if I ask old questions.
I am in Australia and want to use AUD as my default currency. That part is
the easy bit.
The question I have is;
When I import from a different package using QIF Gnucash imports the file
with the currency USD in spite
of the fact t
in 1.3.2, if you try to change the currency type of an account
that has
links to other files you can no longer do any transfers to that account.
In
fact Gnucash 1.3.2 crashes if you try.
Bill Gribble wrote:
> Phillip J Shelton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > When I import from a
> Also, one thing we could do that would have solved Graham's
> problem is set a default locale if none has been set, say
> 'en_US'.
Wouldn't it be wise then, to give the user some options for a default locale?
Phill
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Not really up on what is available my self so my comment is `Are there any engines
out there that already do this type of math?
And would it be safe to say you are looking at some kind of integer math?
Phill
Bill Gribble wrote:
> 3. gnc_numeric : representing exact numbers
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Hello,
I have not had any experience in using any of the major non-free money software,
and have only used one small shareware to mimic my bank statements. So the
following is probably trivial but please bear with me, I would like some
clarification.
I have been watching the to-ing and throw-ing
"Peter C. Norton" wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 03, 2000 at 04:54:15PM +1000, Robert Graham Merkel wrote:
> > #ifdef OFFTOPIC
> >
> > One thing that I'd really like is a proper backup system designed for
> > use with CD-R(W), which supports a variety of backup strategies
> > (including incremental and dif
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