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> Where do I send the provisional patches to?
>
> The developer of XmHTML or here or ...
Depends on what you patched...
I'd wait until Linas gets my latest patch (from yesterday) integrated,
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use gh_eval_str here because --startup-file might have
double quotes or other funny chars in it. */
gh_define("gnc:_startup-file-default_", gh_str02scm(startup_file));
if(running_as_shell(gargc, gargv)) {
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if(gh_eval_file(startup_file) ==
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> What more can I say?
As far as I know the motif build is the only one that works right now.
GNOME and QT both have to be updated to reflect recent engine and
startup changes.
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mysterious.
4) This project is pretty complex for someone just trying to learn C
and GTK.
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n? If so, that's great.
So are qif files "one account per file" like cbb files? If so then
you've already solved the problem I was worrying about...
(Actually, now that I think about it, I can see there's a slower but
much less contorted solution than the one I was
its/reports/etc)
3) handling the changes I've made to the startup procedure (mostly
note that main.h and main.c should become top-level.h and
top-level.c -- main() is now in src/guile/gnucash.c). Also look
at how src/motif/Makefile.in has changed to accomodate this.
have non-split transactions left, finds
any completely matching destination, which must exist.
> Yes. Note that Quicken, but not msmoney, provide a way of dumping
> several accounts in one file, but this is a carefully hidden option.
I seem to remember that I couldn't figure ou
"only show the past few months" windowing
code.
> I'm tempted to promise that I'll look into it myself be that'd be my
> third night-time project and this isn't realistic :-(
I know exactly how you feel :>
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interface.
My only real bias is that the final "primary" UI be "free", so I
either want to make sure we continue to work with LessTif, or that we
have a full interface for GNOME.
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gnucash: [D] Shutdown -- exit-status: 0
gnucash: [D] Running functions on hook shutdown-hook
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one can easily find.
Well, they're derived from the ./configure arguments, but now they
only show up in two places. There's @GNC_STARTUP_FILE@ in gnucash.h
and the rest are in a special section of startup.scm.
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I get the #f problem now too. Expect the next patch (probably today)
to include a fix for this along with the other stuff.
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resulting gnucash.h and startup.scm files directly. I'll be
adding a @configure_input@ at the top of each file to remind
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Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1) --with-gtk has been replaced with --with-gtk-config. The way gtk
> does, you should *only* specify the config program location and
> rely on it to tell you the right CFLAGS and XLIBS values.
Just in case this wasn'
and -L flags you see below) to make sure configure finds
> everything it needs.
>From a cursory glance, I can't see anything wrong, but I'd suspect
either a compiler incompatibility (maybe an older version?), or a
configure issue. Perhaps configure is picking up some settings under
BSD tha
x=/tmp/gnucash sysconfdir=/tmp/gnucash/etc
Right, I should have realized that. You have to override everything
(install directory-wise) that you specified at ./configure time.
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motif version -- which is the
only one that works right now).
You need something like:
./configure --with-guile=/usr/local/lib/
or wherever you installed guile.
Everyone should note that in general, you can see what kinds of things
you can tell configure by running
./configur
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prefix=xxx
after ./configure time, whereas the install-time variables should.
(This stuff is tedious...)
Let me mull this over for a little while. I'll probably try again
later today. I need a rest from my research this afternoon anyway...
Brilliant, terse, and elegant solutions gladly
s doing wrong. (I'll be glad to put this to rest soon...)
Thanks for the suggestion, though.
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To u
OK, here's a new patch (Linas, I'm just posting it here for those that
want to try it out early, and everyone else, note that Linas may
modify this as he incorporates it -- caveat emptor).
This patch does the following:
1) Migrates all the common Makefile.in code to ./Makefile.init.in and
ad
Try "make prefix=foo install" with the latest patch. I think it works
now, and it falls under the "priniciple of least surprise" for those
familiar with configure.
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Linas, rght now it looks like the order is just creation order. Would
it be difficult to have accounts sorted alphabetically by name?
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but maybe I sorted then as general asssets first,
> then stocks then bank, then cash. I forget; but the account codes will
> override.
>
> Open the help panel and pick "account groups, account numbering & new
> accounts for more info.
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hem after
they're incorporated.
So... What do we do now, and how does that compare to what we think we
should do (assuming we can figure that out)?
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ch file or directory
I think that Linas has fixed this in the latest CVs tree, but you
should be able to fix it with
mkdir share
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The gnoem version is completely non-functional at the moment, only the
Mo/LessTif version works. You probably can't even compile the gnome
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That way if someone else also volunteers, they can point them to you
and let you work it out, avoiding duplication of effort.
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Slow is about right. AFAIK, Linas and I are the main people who have
been coding *recently* (though Ted and Jeremy might be working on the
GNOME side), and I've had to stop for the next few weeks or so because
I have some other things I *have* to do.
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y to
provide it. If you'd like me to look in to this, let me know, and
I'll contact the right people.
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o believe that they have very
good bandwidth.
[1] Oh, and it just occured to me that I should probably mention that
I'm a Debian developer, so that no one thinks I'm trying to hide some
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be done
> to make it look prettier, etc.
Sounds good. I'd suggest trying GnomeCanvas first. If it can handle
it, or be easily extended to handle it, everyone benefits...
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medium term future, so it'll be a little while before I can help
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one can provide which
> allow a make to complete?
I doubt it. GNOME is not functional right now. Jeremy is getting
geared back up though, I think. Linas has made quite a few changes to
the engine, and I've made quite a few to startup that haven't been
propagated to the GNOME cod
ide), but until then, others will
have to help, or you'll just have to bear with me.
Sorry.
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cm/startup/init.scm
> > ./share/scm/startup/init.scm:32:24: While evaluating arguments to
> > string-append in expression (string-append gnc:_startup-dir-default_ "/" ...):
> > ./share/scm/startup/init.scm:32:24: Unbound variable: gnc:_startup-dir-default_
> >
I wanted to know because I'd sort of like to make guile1.3 the first
"official" version we support. There's an ugly hack or two for 1.2
and 1.3a that I'd like to drop, but I didn't want to do that if it
would affect very many people.
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ile to see what it's linked
against, but that's pretty ugly too.
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st get the following when I run it:
>
> |butch| gnucash
> gnucash: startup-file is /usr/local/share/gnucash/scm/startup/init.scm
> guile: Stack overflow
> |butch|
Hmm, now this one I don't know about. Does it work from the build
directory when run like this?
Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > These depend on ${datadir}, which depends on ${prefix} which doesn't
> > get set at this point (unless if they are set from the command line),
> > and defaults to 'NONE'. Adding a (redundant) "--prefix=/u
#x27;t have the library at all, the link will fail,
but I think Linas has come up with a fix.
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y recommand using ncurses to link legacy
> code and ncurses' API (based on terminfo?) for new code.
Actually, what we really need is a way to tell when we need termcap
(so far Slackware and some RedHat's) and leave it out otherwise.
Linas says he may have fixed it, thought, so I&#x
ing around, I put in conditional code for the one
bit that mattered so that it should still work under 1.3a, and I'm not
going to worry about 1.2 because I don't think it's likely to work at
all. It's the one that was causing all the stack overflows. So for
now, the rule is "if
o removed the
tests for guile 1.2. We just don't support that. Once this new code
is integrated, everyone will have to let me know if we're missing a
test for their guile setup. It's easy to add new ones now.
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Let me get you these latest
fixes, let that settle out, and see how it goes.
If, after a little longer, things are still a big PITA, then we can
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> I tried hacking around this but everything I tried didn't work.
> Any ideas?
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ink most of the uglier build problems should be fixed.
Let me know.
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NC_TEST_LIBS}")
LIBS="${LIBS_SAFE}"
fi
The reason is that I'd like (as much as possible) for the tests to to
go in order of increasing number of libraries. That way platforms
that don't need the extra libs won't end up including them. (This is
to s
Jeremy Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Just to let Rob, or whoever know... for me ./configure fails during the
> guile tests. A quick look at the config.log reveals that -lreadline was
> not linked in. Adding this to the ./configure script makes guile link,
> and thus
questions when
you're confused by the way things have changed. For some of the
changes, asking is probably a lot faster than trying to figure it out
by staring at the code. A bunch of things have moved around...
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nome/* were copied from motif/* and
modified to do the same things using gnome, now that motif/* has
changed both with respect to startup (my changes) and interaction with
the engine (Linas' changes), all of the code's going to have to be
examined to make sure it tracks those chan
tests. If
we put it as a separate test, we'll get it whether or not guile needs
it as long as it is installed.
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if it will compile..
You don't have the newest configure.in. It changed last night or this
morning (I think).
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#x27;t version numbers a pisser?
.4 is the official soname for guile 1.3. Jim Blandy (the head Guile
organizer) bumped it for the release (to distinguish it from the
potentially incompatible snapshot releases, I think).
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ht clobbering is hard ... and the
> resulting code messy.
No doubt.
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n in config.log.
There's a typo in configure.in. Fix coming up...
Glad it's working better.
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Linas, could you do a query-replace for LIBS_SAFE and replace it with
GNC_LIBS_SAFE throughout configure.in. That should fix the problem
with png etc...
Thanks
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Jeremy Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Rob, I also noticed that GTK_CONFIG_BIN never gets set in configure.
> This causes linking to fail on the gnome version. Also I suggest
> changing it to use gnome-config instead... this will make sure things
> like eSound get lin
x27;t fix this quickly right
now. If I can, then I'll send you the patch.
I can probably do it a lot faster than you can since I did it once
already. I may not get it completely finished, but I'll point you in
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o gnome/MainWindow.c. I'm going to work on this
for a little longer, but if I don't get finished, then I'll proably
just leave it in a "#if 0" block and let you finish up by comparing it
with motif/MainWindow.c...
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Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Jeremy, I've got top-level.[hc] and Makefile.in straightened out, but
> this meant that a bunch of the code that was in main.c has no home.
> It needs to be moved to gnome/MainWindow.c. I'm going to work on this
> for a l
o a make distclean to get rid of the
gnucash.all.i file so that a new one will be generated. Is should
have a "%include guile_swig_annotations.i" in it that includes the
file that has the time_t fix...
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hat guile has added a
guile-config to the current version. If we use that, then we won't
have to monkey around with the guile tests in configure.in anymore...
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acct i)
(define (gnc:account-splits-list acct)
(define (list-helper acct i n)
(if (= i n)
'()
(cons (xaccAccountGetSplit acct i) (list-helper acct (+ i 1) n
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cerned, we've only recently
gotten things to the point where experimenting with the Guile stuff is
even easy enough to make much progress, and all the UI stuff (like
dynamic menus) has been on hold because you've (understandably) tried
to avoid augmenting the Mo/LessTif UI while waitin
around and fix something
when it goes wrong...
> I might even be willing to contribute in the doc area :) (My wife is
> a real, live tech writer, so I can get prof. input for nothing ;)
This would be wonderful...
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tall \
--with-xmhtml-includes=~/XmHTML-1.1.5/include \
--with-xmhtml-libraries=~/XmHTML-1.1.5/src
$ make motif
Now you should be able to run the binary from within ~/gnucash like
this:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/XmHTML-1.1.5/src ./gnucash data/splitdemo.x
Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Linas:
>
> You changed all my gncBooleans to ints.
Linas, now that I've looked at the modifications you made to my
traversal functions, I can see that you dramatically changed the
functionality. Not only did you change the siz
&fd)) {
return -1;
}
-
+
if (acc->children) {
numChildren = 1;
} else {
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> Any ideas? Does this stuff really work?
Have you read the README?
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tle complex to get right in terms of deciding how the
memory allocation should be handled.
Also, if you just have some small set of things you want added right
now, I can probably just do that for you if you tell me what you need.
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libgnome-dev
libgnomesupport gnomedev-doc \
guile1.3 guile1.3-doc libguile4 libguile4-dev \
slib \
lesstif-bin lesstifg lesstifg-dev
That's probably not it, but it's probably real close.
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te some to GnuCash, but I probably won't be a heavy
contributor. Though I might consider, if I find others who are
interested, working on a parallel (forked?) experimental project
that's uses guile.
This is *not* intended to be inflammatory or anything else. I just
wanted to find out if
ng there patches accepted, and who
> they should send them to. etc, etc, etc... you get the picture.
Probably a good idea.
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hink everyone on the list would want hundred-k
emails. I'm happy to post them to the list, but if we are going to do
that, then perhaps we need a gnucash-patches list. Of course the way
we do things now, once Linas sticks them in CVS, anyone can get
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r*,
complex overhaul. Since I've been busy with real-life and the bits
that I've been working on, and since I don't know enough about the
engine to fix anything major without spending a *lot* of time getting
familiar with it, I haven't been able to do much on that front.
I suppose it would be possible to
create a fork. Just freeze a current version that "works well
enough", and then kill the Motif stuff... I'm not sure that's the
right thing to do, though...
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This patch fixes the last bits of conflict between Jeremy and my
latest big patches. I was made against CVS as of half an hour ago.
Linas, you can ignore the modifications to the configure stuff that
automake did, but it won't hurt and might help. Also, I noticed you
didn't check in the g-wrap
e (jobs
should have optional description lines IMO), but I don't see any easy
way around it other than having gnucash have it's own system level
daemon that essentially duplicates at's job. That idea both offends
my sense of modularity, and puts us in the position of adding another
has
gnome" problem.
Please try the patch (or wait until Linas incorporates it), and get
back to me with whatever problems are left over after that.
Thanks
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I didn't realize that the GIMP
supported more than SIOD (i.e. scheme) right now, and AFAIK Gnumeric's
other language support comes through CORBA, something we're probably
not about to jump in the middle of right now.
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ause they'd only need pre-compiled binaries.
All that said, this touches on *exactly* the point I was raising
yesterday. I'd really like to know how many people we have in the
"pro-guile" and "anti-guile" camps. If we have a substantial split,
we need to divide up a
just traded among interested
parties for their ~/.gnucash/config.user files.
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) if we decide to do go this way. This
would remove at least one of the bigger dependencies.
Linas, your thoughts?
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27; is gone, maybe that messed up install ??
If he still has the problem, it'd be worth trying a full "make
distclean && ./configure ... && make motif" before declaring a bug.
It could be cruft left around from the previous builds messing thin
during the
normal make process. There'd be some separate target that would try
to build the perl/swig stuff.
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Jeremy Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Basically I think we should do as Rob said and freeze the current
> source tree. This way we can focus on releasing a stable version
> based on Motif. I would be willing to hammer on the Motif code.
s/freeze/branch/, and I'd ag
t's probably trivial to fix. Could one of you
do a make distclean, checkout a new tree, or whatever it takes to
reproduce this and post the offending output?
It sounds like something I can fix in about two minutes once I know
what it is.
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ng Linas' first point.
> 1) Drop the Motif/Qt code. Maybe split it out into another source tree
> for anyone
>that feels the need to hack on it. Also say bye-bye to the XmHTML
> problems!
>
> 2) Drop the SWIG/Perl code. Rob has the guile/g-wrap code working
> good.
ere (diald, ppp with demand
dialing, separate cron script, whatever).
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ere interested. If so, great, if not, then
we just go with our separate daemon.
> except for cron.d, the rest of this is in redhat I think.
Now that I think about it. It think maybe the Debian cron maintainer
is now also the upstream cron maintainer, but I'm not sure...
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> What is it looking for, and how do I point the configure script to
> it?
Can you see what's going wrong in the config.log?
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Tyson Dowd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The same problem used to occur with the Debian package using lesstif
> 0.83. You should try a newer version of lesstif. I'm currently
> using 0.86 with xacc 1.0.18.
This was my experience as well.
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o add the tests
to the configure process.
Also, configure related things may change soon. I'm moved now, and in
the next few days, I'll have some time to turn my attention back to
GnuCash...
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