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for every file that's relevant.
No undoable, but it may take a bit of work.
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> Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> > [1] Actually I just noticed that the code is broken. One of us (me?)
> > took out gnc_main_window_get_session without modifying th
single-line and back again from causing glitches/crashes. Maybe I can
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CVS isn't that smart. In particular it won't get the right answer for
files you've deleted, and it'll also have trouble for new files.
> > There is one *major* thing that this is waiting o
Jeremy Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Are we talking about the register here?
Yes.
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> Rob, I'm working now on the register window code, to add some menus,
> toolbars, and make it usable. If you want, I will look for that bug
> too. I will submit a patch at the end of the week or maybe next
> week.
If you&
ntly powerful commands to
clear lines, etc. I'm not sure if Gnome has one of those as a widget
and if it doesn't, writing such a beast might be substantial work.
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If you open a register, go to the bottom (new) entry, use '-' to
change the data back a few weeks, and then click on the "Transfer
From" field, you'll get garbage in the date field. If you then click
on the date field again, and back on the transfer from field,
ever
> modifications. Licensing issues for it are summarized at
> http://www.bitkeeper.com/bk12.html.
I read it. I, at least wouldn't be interested unless the license was
changed. I'd rather stick with CVS.
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> was changed. I'd rather stick with CVS.
Actually, I'd be OK if the license allowed you to either fork the
code, or use pieces of it in your own projects to
notes
could be in the source code in the file. I suspect that most people
will just use the logging feature like normal, and not worry about it.
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something. I'll look in to it myself when I get a chance if no one
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using hash tables instead of alists for any case where there's likely
to be more than a small number of items. Might as well get O(1)
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a huge syntax nut.
> In the case of a struct, n isn't likely more than 10 or so, the
> complexity is essentially "O(10)," which is probably effectively
> only a little slower than hashing.
Agreed. I didn&#x
If you open data/splitdemo.xac, then open a register, then go to
multi-line, click on a split description, then go back to single-line,
you'll see an the description widget floating in mid-air. Probably
not what we want...
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> If you open data/splitdemo.xac, then open a register, then go to
> multi-line, click on a split description, then go back to
> single-line, you'll see an the description widget floating in
> mid-air. Probably not what we want.
em to be a way to determine which cell we should
> activate when the block is first entered, say on an up or down arrow
> press.
I think a down or up arrow should always go to the nearest cell above
or below the current cell. Since we have a fixed number of characters
per field type, and
field and the completion's not unique) and move to next
field otherwise. In cases where tab-completion is ambiguous
i.e. between "Foobar Savings" and "Foobar Savings extra", the right
arrow would be your escape.
At least I think that'
n't recall if splits are unique. I thought they
were, but I'm not sure. i.e. is there only one copy of a given split
that each account (on both the sending and receiving end) point to, or
is there one copy for each account...
Also note that despite my criticisms, I'm sure there may very w
s to the same underlying parser function.
Bad idea?
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to those who know CORBA better.
Also, bear in mind that most of the crashes I've seen were most likely
caused by the UI code (as you mention), and on the GNOME side at
least, we have been relying on a beta quality widget to implement the
register (GtkSheet). Heath is in the process of rem
I've
also restructured things so that we have an even more general purpose
"query dialog" interface. You can hand a function the widget tree
that you want put in a dialog with optional ok/yes/no/cancel buttons
at the bottom, and it'll handle the rest. Any of the items in the
k, we could even just pass scheme forms across a socket
(file-system or net), or via shared memory, to a gh_eval_str on the
other side. We do that here with guile and RScheme in our systems,
and depending on what you're doing it's plenty fast, and tremendously
flexible. Better yet, w
n the shell can't
> find that interpreter it spits out that your script doesn't exist.
> Anyway, check and make sure you have guile installed. I have the
> following packages:
This is very likely the correct answer. Install the guile and
guile"-dev" packages and se
e's an unrecoverable error.")
I think I also need to add a parameter that allows you to put some
text at the top of the list for a request like "Please select the
right account:"
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've got the same thing, though I'm running the -15 versions. That
shouldn't matter.
After a "make motif" or "make gnome", what does "ls -l
./lib/g-wrap-install/bin/g-wrap-guile" say again?
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may need to "rm config.cache" and re-run configure too.
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configure runs were failing to find the right readline things, and
that was cached on my other configure runs today.)
I will report on how well that goes later on, but could it be that the
./configure script needs to be fixed to abort if it can't find
readline?
rob
>>>>&
ux. :)
Russell> I still have a philosophical and pragmatic preference for
Russell> free (libre) software. My feeling is that whatever is wrong
we used cbb for a bit, and it was stable, even if not being maintained
actively anymore, in favor of gnucash.
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> And it doesn't work.
Um. Details?
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on some-other-data)))
With the "one data parameter" approach that you were suggesting, you'd
have to wrap up some-data and some-other-data somehow and then unpack
them in the callback.
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> And... Urk.
>
> That should be (gnc:account-begin-edit AccPtr 0).
>
> An obvious one...
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> The 1.2.x tarballs do not contain the gnome development tree so can
> only be compiled with motif.
Don't forget. Lesstif will also work. (In case he wasn't aware.)
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rich Unix interface, a module system, and undergoing rapid development.
.
`guile' is a scheme interpreter that can execute scheme scripts (with a
#! line at the top of the file), or run as an inferior scheme
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> *) It doesn't appear to be possible to move accounts in a account
> hierarchy after that account has been created.
This is something I've been thinking about working on when I have the
time. Actually, I'd like to write it in guile and bind it to
Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> if we wanted to contribute new functionality to gnucash, should we
> write it in guile, not C?
Well, to some extent it's up to you.
I would write things that
gs. It looked like really good work. I
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If I don't hear from them in the next week or so, I'll probably find
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What's the problem here? I'm not sure I recall.
> Methinks I may have some issues with gnc.gwp, as I've had lots of
> functions I've been adding to it...
No problem, I imagine, though we should make sure we mainta
bably
re-send them to Linas.
Sorry for the confusion.
[1] For a long time he wasn't on gnucash-patches, and until he says
otherwise, I'll have to presume he's still not.
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utdown and gnc:shutdown should be interchangable.
2) They exits the program with the given status after calling any
shutdown hooks (if guile is initialized).
3) They do the right thing whether or not the GUI or guile are up
and running.
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GUI. We were getting some momentum in that department pre-SD (Server
Death). I hope it continues.)
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just contact him directly. I think you can search for "automake" in
the subject line.
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after
the gui is up and running (we're inside gtk_main) , it should just
call gtk_main_quit, but if it's being called from "normal",
pre-gtk_main code, then it should handle exiting itself.
Does this cover all the cases?
Thoughts?
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etter to just have finer
grained hooks, like pre-gui-shutdown, etc.
Worth thinking about anyway...
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kepatch --diff "diff -u" --exclude-vc ${UPSTREAM} ${WORKING} > gnucash.diff
gzip -9vf gnucash.diff
uuencode gnucash.diff.gz < gnucash.diff.gz > gnucash.diff.gz.uue
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t consider switch to having a bunch of the C
header/prototypes be automatically generated from the gwp file since
g-wrap knows how to do that. This will keep the docs (and prototype
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xample, if you had a call to shutdown a
memory debugger or something, that would have gone here. Where would
that stuff go now?
> + /* Either guile is not running, or for some reason we
> + can't find gnc:shutdown. Either way, just exit.
>*/
> -
> - /* These calls sh
at would have gone here. Where would
> > that stuff go now?
>
> I could put it back in and have it be one of the shutdown hooks.
> Or, we could just write a C routine for adding shutdown hooks
> from the C side.
Well, for the purposes I had intended it, using the hooks mechanism
h developers if we've
got a problem that involves their code (i.e. problems with g-wrap,
GNOME, whatever). They'd need to be included in the conversation, but
it's not reasonable to expect them to subscribe to the list for that
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ry precision math that's
apparently quite fast given what it does :>
I haven't meesed with it other than to look at it for stylistic hints
for some guile work I'm doing, but from that investigation, it looked
like it was plenty sophisticated. Might be hitting a gnat with a
cannon
gets written.
This is probably true, though I think Linas is probably right that
double precision floats should be more than enough for the kinds of
things GnuCash is targetted at.
FWIW
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> I am trying to comile the gnome version, on a RH6.0 box. I have been unable to
> find a package called nana.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
Did you read the README?
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Also, I'd recommend "-Pd", not just -d. This makes sure that
directories that have been deleted get properly pruned.
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ndle this stuff just fine, but we still have to
write the code and put a GUI on it. This was one of the things I was
considering doing in scheme when I get some time, and I've discussed
it briefly with Linas, but I haven't had the chance to do anything
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estart. Something like
this:
;; Description: blah blah blah...
;; Type: boolean
;; Default: #f
(gnc:set-preference gnc:*double-entry-restriction* #t)
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> Note: Rob, you'll probably want to clean up my scheme code :)
:>
If I can finally get a chance to look at it.
Also, did you see my warning about scheme side pointers in the
*options.[hc] files? I just wanted to make sure yo
later to
completely "compile out" the parameter when you're not debugging. I'm
not sure this is worth doing, but I thought I'd bring it up for
discussion before we get a lot of code using the interface.
> I think that once the new register stuff is in, the gnome version
&g
du/archive/scm/
but you'll have to make sure it gets installed where guile can find it.
If there is a suse pacakge, then that would probably be easiest.
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> What do you think?
No objections here.
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ving whenever those
improvements negatively impact their stockholders, then I'd be very
unlikely to be interested.
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How is the qt version going? What version number of code should I get to
see the qt stuff? I don't have cvs, so I need to get the source off the ftp
site.
Thanks
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I think our eventual goal is to not use Perl internally. Perl will
still be available as an external language with bindings to the
engine, but the internal run-time language will be guile.
FWIW
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What I mean is a library that understands sql, but can build and use a
self-contained database, no server necessary (ok, maybe a separate
process that's launched when you init the library) in a file or
perhaps a subdirectory. That seems like an extremely use
hical info, such as broken out config files, in "filename =
> key, contents = value" scheme, and do it efficently.
That sounds great. Might as well let your filesystem be your database
when you can. Get the code right once and then enjoy it.
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y" issue I've had in my mind off and on for a while. I'm not
even sure I care about it as it *directly* relates to GnuCash, though
it might provide a suitable back-end (via a suitable abstraction
layer) if it were available.
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. Assests including Checking, my IRA, Stock accounts, etc...)
> appears riduculous.
>
> Any ideas?
This is a bug in the current CVS version. I believe it's been fixed
in Dave's recent patches.
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> files x-platform portable ?
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don't you? You have to tell it what
your "structures" are going to be (i.e. an accounts table perhaps, a
transactions table, etc. (Perhaps I'm using the "table" terminology
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the guile direction once I had played with both, but no one else
seemed to mind too much.
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omewhere. I agree that this should be
handled through an API (i.e. the engine), and I also agree that if we
were using a real SQL backend like PostgreSQL, then the situation
would be different, but I don't think the latter's tenable for the
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up the structure of the database
> has to be inside gnucash somewhere. I agree that this should be
> handled through an API (i.e. the engine), and I also agree that if we
> were using a real SQL backend like PostgreSQL, then the situation
> would be different, but I don't think the
ght a winModem (which won't run under linux) - woops. So I'm stuck with
IE and all that
Rob Coker
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> Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 1999 10:36 AM
> To: Rob Coker
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTEC
"Rob Coker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm not quite sure why PostGreSQL is untenable.
(First let me say that I'm addressing the issue of using something
like PostgreSQL across the board, rather than just as an option for
experts. If that's not what y
neration stuff, and I'm not
really familiar with XmHTML, but would it be possible to just generate
a big string in scheme using call-with-output-string and then hand
that over to our HTML widget? We could always do something fancier
later, once we determine what that something should be...
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(display "" port) (newline port))
(gnc:set-html-string-or-whatever widget
(call-with-output-string
(lambda (port)
(gnc:generate-some-report account-group port
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> what I've seen XmHTML is one of the weakest components of GnuCash.
> If a good replacement ever presents itself, that would be one
> package might be worth getting rid of.
Unless there's some good reason not to, going with whatever the main
GNOME people are using sound
Pat Spinler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I can't speak for Rob Coker, but I'm only talking about making a SQL
> backend a "one of many" option, and probably not the default one for
> all the reasons you mention.
Ok, I figured we might have been speaking at
d be controlled with
--enable-debug.
> Has anyone used nana? Right now, we just seem to be using it as a
> replacement for 'assert'.
See src/engine/util.h (which is included all over the place). It uses
nana to implement PERR and friends...
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rm config.cache
./configure
make gnome
Sometimes the configure in CVS gets out of sync with configure.in, and
sometimes the cache confuses other things.
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ed with \
"The " meeting-date " was \"better\", but not really good."
> 3) Use jsp's.
Don't know anything about jsps, so I can't comment.
> I personally like 1) the best, but I think a lot of people will hate it,
> and so I think 2) is the ob
ipts, build infrastructure for a perl engine module, etc.
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own, but we can trivialize our parser by just forbidding end tags in
the embedded code and using a regexp parser. However, for this to
work cleanly, we'll need a regexp parser that can be told to use
non-greedy patterns. Otherwise it'll grab the text from the first
start tag to the
ate your files.
The configuration stuff will all be in guile. In fact, your
~/.gnucash/config.auto file will just contain automatically generated
scheme code.
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can imagine that we'll want to do the same thing for graphs once we
get that off the ground.
All that said, generating XML for gnumeric should really be pretty
easy, either from scheme or from C.
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./configure, I got an error something like: bash can not find file or
directory. The file is there, I can do: more configure, vi configure, and so
forth. Anybody know why it will not run?
Rob Coker
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it should
be part of the engine.
(Of course I'm very far from a financial expert.)
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However, I wouldn't be opposed to allowing this to be configurable as
long as there aren't some more serious implications I'm overlooking.
i.e.
(gnc:restrict-transaction-parents-to 'leaf-accounts)
(gnc:restrict-transaction-parents-to 'non-top-level-accounts)
or something
"Rob Coker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This is probably a simple problem, and so I apologize in advance.
>
> I downloaded the source from cvs yesterday using cvs for windows (since I
> accidently bought a WinModem). I rebooted into linux and went to the win95
&
thing :>
> Based on these examples, the appropriate thing is for the control
> to be on an account-by-account basis.
That sounds appropriate.
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igure, but it was a ton of work. I
decided to re-download with the -kb option which inhibits the end-of-line
conversions.
Rob Coker
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> Su
nally) pick recent values for all the other categories.
* It would be nice if at least the keypad enter key, and probably
the return key as well was equivalent to "Record" in the register.
Is there any reason we shouldn't arrange that?
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you later.
> I think this happens whenver you switch modes, right?
Yep, but it shouldn't.
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