ts/unstable/main/source/interpreters/ \
-c "mget -c guile-core*.deb"
or
wget -c
"ftp://ftp.debian.org/pub/debian/dists/unstable/main/source/interpreters/guile-core*"
and then
dpkg-source -x guile-core*.dsc
cd guile-core-1.3
fakeroot debian/rules bina
now has most of the callback functionality that Xbae
did, so there's much less UI specific code now...
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This is great. Thanks.
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checked out,
~/gnucash/upstream and ~/gnucash/working. The former I just keep
"up to date" with the current CVS tree (via "cvs -z3 update -Pd"),
and the latter I work in. Then I just use makepatch to generate a
full patch between them whenever I'm rea
least that's what I did :)
Right, the GNOME version looks pretty nice now, but it's not yet
usable for anything.
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I have been working with Dirk Eddelbuettel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to try
> to get it to build under Debian, but it is a non-trivial job.
Yeah. I didn't even bother trying to "install" XmHTML. I just put it
in /usr/local/src, built it there, and set my LD_LIBRARY_PATH to
/usr/loc
Tyson Dowd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> And I just uploaded the first gnucash package too. It's pretty rough,
> but it works. I hope. (Actually, I think I need to add some
> dependencies by hand, but I'll fix that later).
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Yep. This will be fairly quick to implement once I get the really
tedious bit of the GNOME register straightened out. It's so close I
can taste it, but there's one serious remaining bug in GtkSheet (that
I know of) that has to be fixed first... I don't wan
t has eaten up most of the
time I'm likely to have for GnuCash for a little while.
And to those who've asked me (or the list) install questions. If
they're rpm questions, I'm not likely to be able to help. If they're
other questions, I'll answer when I get some more
working on that stuff
again, after I get the GNOME register patch to you.
I'm planning to make command line stuff (or at least script file
stuff) easy (at least from Guile) and provide a way to attach these
scripts to menus.
I've already got 99% of the infrastructure in place, I just ha
Duncan McQueen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> During compile, I loop with this message:
> -stat -perl5 -I.. -I../../../src/engine -o gnucash-engine-perl5_wrap.c
> gnucash.engine.i
>
> I am using latest gnome with gtk 1.2.1 and glibc 2.1
Hmm, I haven't seen that one
ast as far as I'm
concerned). As long as I'm writing a decent amount of the code,
guile's only likely to become more central, not less.
FWIW
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will have some time to play with this and help track down some of the
misbehaviors.
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have
development packages installed on your machine (primarily the common
lib*-dev packages), then you may not have the libraries and headers
you need to build guile...
Let me know if you need any more help.
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too bad since GNOME already requires it), but how stable is orbit?
All that said, I have no real idea whether or not CORBA would be the
right thing. However, I am tempted to just proceed with SWIG and see
if it works. Much of that effort would also apply toward CORB
Tyson Dowd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Please also note (Rob knows this) that if you are using Debian potato
> (also know as "unstable") you should expect instability.
(and you should probably be subscribed to debian-devel, or don't blame
us when a known problem i
g that the
difference won't be important.
> I just feel a little scared with the binary format used now. How do I
> know exactly what info is in the file? What if it gets corrupted?
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> (Actually, my impression is that if ILU had cleared up it's license
> sooner[1], GNOME would be using that instead of direct CORBA. ILU
> has perl/python/guile/tcl/whatever bindings, and looks to be quite a
Oh, and I forgot tha
ig to support returning lists when needed. I've asked
on the swig list to see which.
Note that we could make some of this a lot easier if we were just
willing to place some more script friendly restrictions on our C API,
but I think I'd just rather solve the problem correctly.
e)
{
char *result;
asprintf (&result, "value of %s is %s", name, value);
return result;
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don't forget that slib is also relevant. I'm running 2c5-2 if it
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I was just looking at the TODO and TODO.AA lists, and I was curious
what the distinction between them was...
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d from the Makefiles, but I'm still
not sure that would buy you much.
However, I do agree that things should be strucured so that configure
outright fails when it can't find something it needs. Wherever it
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This is certainly true, and the help would definitely be welcome.
Before you go too nuts though, wait for my next patch that adds the
new guile stuff.
To tell the truth, in the long run, I'd be happy to greatly simplify
things by just dropping th
I want to add the ability to g-wrap to insert section markers
into the html doc stream when I get some time. That'll make the docs
much nicer, but that'll have to wait a bit.
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OK to me. It's
certainly more straightforward than my current contorted baroque mess.
> I'd appreciate any thoughts people had on this. If nobody raises a
> red flag, I'll continue to poke around with this. If in the end
&g
our shared lib stuff fairly substantially
cross-platform.
There are some issues with libtool trying to be too smart for it's own
good (which Debian has been trying to work out with the author(s) for
a while), but that shouldn't affect individuals building gnucash, and
Debian (a
he guile/g-wrap side today,
so after my start-of-the-week meetings, and after I've overworked
myself on my real job, I'll finish up the text-export stuff and get a
patch out. Should be about a week, probably before sunday.
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element can either be a string representing a directory, the symbol
'default which will expand to the default path, or 'current which
will expand to the current load-path.
GNC_DEBUG - enable debugging output. This allows you to
#x27;ll do it when I finish my current stuff.
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put &
ne (gnc:account-group-export-as-text account-group)
(let ((file-name (gnc:file-selection-dialog
"Select file for text export" "")))
(if file-name
(gnc:debug "Running text exporting to " file-name
ocess so no one should
feel a thing.
Now that I've gotten this settled, I've already started making good
progress on some of the things that have been waylaid[2] by this for a
while.
Just so you know what's going on. Expect a large patch soon...
[2] memorized transactions, textual f
from diving in and working on the program. I don't
> want to bother learning scheme.
No problem, but If you change your mind and decide you're interested,
I'd be more than happy to answer questions.
As an aside, I've fixed the Guile leakage problems. Expect much more
sol
well as mesa3d, gnome and g200 stuffs. as
far as web space and ftp space goes, mesa3d.org, boycott-ms.org,
comphardware.com, opensource.org, and many others are using the sites.
this list will get much longer as soon as i get more time away from my
current job at VA.
rob
m sources for
the various packages, and I've got a good understanding now of what
will and won't work.
Stay tuned.
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given function by
doing it by hand while relying on the wrapper generator(s) for
the bulk work.
I think this will work, and will give us what we want without too much
suffering. Initially I'm going to try to do all the work with SWIG.
Then everyone (all the languages) benefit.
cal docs, we were leaning toward docbook with
the cygnus-stylesheets.)
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asis while still
> leaving them in the transaction list.
Initially I'm going to have automatic transactions just create a
normal transaction when they "fire". You can do anything you want to
the new transaction after that.
> 5. Summary information should be provided pe
HELP_ABOUT_STR "About GnuCash..."
set_menu_item_title(help_menu, about_item, XACC_HELP_ABOUT_STR);
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e the time and energy to deal with
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you use the -d flag (i.e. cvs update -Pd), but I didn't think
they would exist in new checkouts.
Did you actually do a "cvs delete" on the directories, or just their
contents? Also did you "cvs commit" the removal?
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/quoting system(s) to guile.
* Many other things, probably some more important than these, that
I've left out right now.
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fix these today or Friday. I'll be a good test for the
bits I'm starting on right now (stuff Jeremy needs). If I can't get
it done soon, I'll let someone else have it.
> That's it for now ! Just a few complains/suggestions to introduce
> myself to this list :)
T
((#f) (gnc:error-message-dialog "You said no."))
((cancel) (gnc:error-message-dialog "You said cancel."))
Note that I just defined gnc:message-dialog like this:
(define (gnc:message-dialog message)
(let ((result (
Stephan Kahnt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Where do I have to look for the problem?
You need to install libtool (ftp.gnu.org:/pub/gnu).
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obj/gnc-helpers.o ../../src/g-wrap/obj/motif/gnc.o
-L/usr/local/opt/gnucash/lib -lSM -lICE -lXmHTML -lXm -lXpm -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lXext
-lXmu -lXt -lX11 -L/usr/lib -lguile -lqthreads -ldl -lreadline -lm -lreadline -lnana
-lpng -ljpeg -lz -lm ../../lib/g-wrap-install/lib/libgwrapguile.a
Would anyone be opposed to me changing the startup behavior such that
if you don't specify a file, it just comes up with an empty window? I
find the forced file dialog a little unexpected and awkward.
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> A tad different.
OK, dumb question before I try plowing through the Makefile. What
does "make --version", output on your system?
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nal compilation thing and
add a guile side global gnc:*ui-flavor* that'll tell me which one
we're running (ugly, but workable), but we should still think about
our long-term plans.
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it's not very smart, and it'll try to re-draw the new range after
every key press. You may need to select an entire value (like all the
digits in the year field) and then start typing rather than use
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t-startup #t) in
your ~/.gnucash/config.user file. We'd also want a way to set it via
gui eventually too. I'm going to see about the UI options stuff soon,
I hope. Either that or I'll see if anyone else is interested.
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cd to src/motif and run "make -f foo.make dummy-target and
tell me what happens.
(Also first check to see that there are actually some .o files in the
directories listed above. If not, then the problem may lie with
make's pattern dependencies and not wildcard...)
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> PLEASE do so! The opening file dialog is very annoying. :)
Done. It was a one line change in src/scm/main.scm. I'll be sending
a new patch to Linas soon. I think he may have missed my last few.
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> And then I had to add -lXmHTML to src/motif/Makefile
This is a failure in ./configure to detect XmHTML's location properly.
If Matt has time, he'll probably want to check this out...
> How do I fix the source so that I can make a .rpm
Could you elaborate? I'm not
therwise use wildcard.
If you want to get further before we have a chance to fix this, you
could just change those $(wildcard foo) statements to ($find -name
"foo") statements in the Makefile.in files, re-run configure, then try
to recompile.
I haven't tested that, but it should
.2.0 tarball i downloadeded off
> the ftp server.
If I understand how Linas forked things recently, the 1.2 branch has
*no* gnome support. It's considered way to alpha for anyone to be
using for anything. If you want to play with the gnome code, you need
to check out the current CVS
nary for Debian.
The Debian maintainer watches this list, so I'd guess that's fairly
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i would like to update the RPM spec file in the CVS tree
> as well. Does the CVS version have a version number? 1.3? 1.3.0?
I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but yes, CVS has a version for
every file. Whether it stores it in the file or not depends both on
what flags you have se
ave said $(shell find ...) rather than $(find ...). Try
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These I don't know about. If this is all the XmHTML symbols that are
missing, then you either don't have XmHTML installed, or configure's
not finding it. If it's only some of the symbols, then perhaps your
build of XmHTML is missing some bit
can find out.
Is -lXmHTML showing up on the final link line? I don't recall.
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ing solaris function is. asprintf may
be difficult to do right, but it's too useful to avoid so we'll have
to figure something out. I wonder if we can just snag the code for
asprintf from libc? Since we're GPLed, there's no license issue, and
if it's not too tied up in
a display.
> If I get time this weekend, I'll try to assess the damage.
Glad you're making progress.
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ootstrap file is /usr/share/gnucash/scm/bootstrap.scm
> guile: Stack overflow
>
> The guile on my system is version 1.2
>
> Does anybody know what the problem is, or have any suggestions?
Your guile is too old. Check the README. You need 1.3 or better.
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il on any or all of those counts. Not that I'm opposed to CORBA, I
just wanted something soon that didnt' require any more
infrastructure.
In any case, this works for now, and we can pretty easily write some
scheme code to translate gnc.gwp to whateve
as long as we put a test in configure?
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't have to make
too many tries. Of course, then you'd have to decide whether or not
it was worth the time/space tradeoff to copy the result into an exact
length string and delete the first one...
If you actually have control over the code doing the formatting, as
you would with libert
tion or not, I don't know. It's just faster if you use a
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an OS war, but I do thank you for the info and
> for all the great help in getting Gnucash to compile.
No problem. I'm not excitable about that kind of thing. Just wanted
to make sure people have accurate info for their decisions.
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ou don't want to run
the GUI. Right now, if you launch the UI, there's no way to come back
to the prompt. I'm not sure how hard that would be to fix, but it
might be difficult. It might be a lot easier to bring up an
interactive guile prompt in a GTK windo
Alexandru Harsanyi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> A week ago I posted a small patch... Just out of curiosity, has anyone
> (esp. Linas, Rob) looked at it?
Sorry, Linas has been busy, and so he wanted Jeremy and/or me to look
at it, but I've been too busy for the past few days
t of the box at the BIOS level, though we don't use that. The
MultiMaster's advantage appears to be more on-card CPU horsepower
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uot;improved"
method.
> I suspect that guile-in-window is liable to be really quite useful for
> debugging scripts as it allows me to be reasonably sure that I've got
> the same environment that I see if I load the register.
I'll see how hard it would be. I
a 2 Scsi drivers for Adaptec, for others, probably no
> go.
Sorry, I forgot about that being a potential issue...
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; Why doesn't linux just create swap on a seperate slice like everyone
> else does and be done with it. One OS, One Partition.
What's a slice? :>
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Alan Orndorff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ok, Maybe Debian's a better way to go, for me.
Depends on what you want.
According to many, the learning curve's steeper for Debian, but the
long-term maintainability's much higher.
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ail to your address above about this, but it bounced:
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#x27;t rely on
statics or globals), I can do the rest (on the scheme side) in a big
hurry. Ask me first, though so we don't duplicate effort, and so I
can make sure your design won't be a mismatch with the necessary
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Check the README. You need to install libtool.
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> No. Should I?
Maybe I'm confused. When you say "bounced over a tar archive", did
you send it to me? Either I'm just forgetting it, or I didn't see
it...
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, can you see about adding a check for libtool (and an informative
failure message) to your new scheme?
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bstantially improved GtkSheet version available. I'll be rolling
that in as well.
I'm especially happy to see someone else getting familiar with the
register. We need at least a few people who somewhat understand it.
Once I've looked over what they've done, I'll be sending ub
Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've got two very big patches for the GNOME version waiting. One's
> from Aleaxndru, and the other's from Heath.
I've looked over and incorporated Alexandru's patch, and I'll be
sending it on to Linas as soon
ilt
rm -rf ${G_WRAP_INSTALL_DIR}
cd ../${G_WRAP_DIR} && make clean
And of course, everyone would need to depend on stamp.g-wrap-built, or
perhaps @top_srcdir@/stamp.g-wrap-built depending on how you structure
things.
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still be present after gnucash is linked. Having a big
> hard-to-compile dependency (such as XmHTML) is one thing, but
> g-wrap is another.
As long as we keep the appropriate version on our ftp site, I agree.
Linas? Jeremy?
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attempt, and for register windows, a normal close attempt,
etc.
> -- could you fix it so that double clicking on an account will automatically
> open the register for it?
I second that one.
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f version for now
(compiled against either motif or lesstif).
> Also - can I import data from Quicken v.4 into gnucash?
Hmm. Don't know, haven't used Quicken in years. Perhaps someone else
does.
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Heath Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The patch that I had sent to Rob a couple of weeks ago did this, but
> with Alexandru's new code, I'll have to rework it a bit. My
> solution is a bit messy though, because of the way gtkctree handles
> selections.
Oh, a
all Alexandru saying something like that. I just
forgot to delete them before running makepatch.
It sounds like we either need a no-op function on the gnome side, or a
#ifndef GNOME on the Destroy.c side. I fear UI divergence may get
messy, but I suppose we'll just deal with it as we go.
&
s (me?)
took out gnc_main_window_get_session without modifying the code on the
scheme side to use whatever replaced it. I'll have to look in to
that.
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x the duplicate transactions
problem.
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yet. I think at least in emacs,
there are functions to automatically manipulate those files, but I
don't know how useful they are in practice.
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less anyone has objections, I think those who
are willing should start trying to do this.
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