t's not mandatory since we can always quit if we're
invoked at a "stale" time.
We'd also want to add code so that when the event fires we can tell
whether or not gnucash is already running, and if it is, then we just
tell that instance to wake up and process the relevant jobs.
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with reports, printing, and all the other "easy" stuff
working right.
In the meantime, we should, as time permits, work out a design for the
automatic transactions/queueing/data export/import stuff that makes us
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>>>>> said:
Rob> If we can just set one event on gnucash shutdown that's
Rob> guaranteed to run, even if the system goes down and comes back up
Rob> after the event was mis
Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "gnucash-at", "gnucash-anacron" ??
Maybe, though if I actually put the time into this, I would make it a
more general system daemon that gnucash just happened to use because I
think it's a more general problem. I c
dify a sub-account, the totals for the parent accounts
> won't be correct.
>
> The engine doesn't seem to maintain the account totals of parent accounts
> following a commit. Is that for efficiency reasons?
Linas'll have to answer these. My impression is that the a
.new when it's ready.
Though this may be being a bit too defensive.
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al/share/gnucash/scm/path.scm:64:35: While evaluating arguments to
> gnc:c
> onfig-var-value-get in expression (gnc:config-var-value-get
> gnc:*config-dir*):
> /usr/local/share/gnucash/scm/path.scm:64:35: Unbound variable:
> gnc:*config-dir*
Did anyone get back to you on this? I
h/scm/path.scm:64:35: Unbound variable: gnc:*config-dir*
>
> Sadly I don't know scheme.
I think this means that you don't have slib properly
built/configured. Check the README for details.
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I developed a text report output for a balance sheet and income statement.
They get written to the current directory. I know that Rob B. is probably
going to have this capability when his scheme stuff comes out, but it's not
out yet and for those of us who don't have eperl, it's
I have the Expenses category, it is of type expense, and it only has
categories underneath it, no data for itself. When I 2x click on it,
I get a register. I would like 2x click to expand or contract the
list, as if I had clicked on the + or - sign.
Does this make sense?
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within them are sorted, as well.
However, they were not sorted upon entry. There, _that_ is the bug
that I am trying to mention. :-)
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start up gnucash.
open an expense account which has no transactions in it.
click on the 'rebate' column, type in a value. click on _R_egister,
_C_lose. Note that the transaction was saved.
Why?
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heirarchy of the account name (maybe including the type) in the title
bar of the register window?
e.g. Expenses:Household:Insurance
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it only seemed to be doing it on the opening balance of a
register.
Dave> arguably incorrect. We should probably have a dialog that
agreed, incorrect.
Dave> queries the user to see if they really want to make the change.
well, if they didn't hit record, I guess we can't au
Dave> the change should still be there.
ah, yes, you are right. You found another one! I was talking about
when you edit a blank entry in the register.
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> I have come to understand how Guile handles hashing; Rob Browning
> was looking, in .../scm/prefs.scm for a "hash-for-each."
>
> I have some code in transit that handles this; that will also fairly
> substantively c
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> I've finally gotten around to looking at this, and are you sure it's
> correct? It seems to assume that hashes will always be founded on
> vectors of empty lists, and I don't think that's guaranteed. In fact
>
ot;alpha" status
soon, but I'm very happy to let Linas handle that end of things.
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change
it so that we have a separate search path for reports, with something
like (gnc:load-report "balance-sheet.scm"), which will be implemented
something like this:
(define (gnc:load-report name)
(gnc:load name gnc:*report-path*))
but for now, I'm just doing the
Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So I'm planning to add (gnc:depend "filename") and (gnc:support
> "filename"). You call the former if your source needs the code
> provided by the other file and the latter if the file supports it.
> This
s a set of outstanding
patches like the one I posted to [EMAIL PROTECTED] earlier
today. It'll probably get incorporated in a few days.
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>>>>> On Wed, 01 Dec 1999 22:33:50 -0600, Christopher Browne
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Christopher> With the latest updates, and Rob Browning's reporting
Christopher> patch, I get the following:
Christopher> ../../src/register/gnom
>>>>> On Wed, 01 Dec 1999 21:46:11 -0800, Dave Peticolas
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>> With the latest updates, and Rob Browning's reporting patch, I get
>> the following:
Dave> Did you run autoconf and then configure?
I just ran au
'
>> /usr/lib/libgtkxmhtml.so: undefined reference to `XpmFreeXpmImage'
>> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
>> make[3]: *** [../../gnucash.gnome] Error 1
>> make[3]: Leaving directory `/home/rob/src/cvs/gnucash/src/gnome'
>> make[2]: *** [gnome] Error 2
Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ok, I finally got this working. Rob, maybe you can see an
> easier way. Anyway, it seems the new reporting stuff requires
> slib 2c6, right?
Hmm, I had no idea. We can probably eliminate the dependency on any
particular version of
n
fields changed. Eventually what you type into the description field
might be used to suggest a default value for the transferfrom field...
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uld hit them more than
once since each split in the transaction has two "sides").
It shouldn't be too hard to use this as an example upon which to base
your transaction report. Let me know if I can help.
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X...
>> Suggestions?
John> I don't suppose there is any chance of an option to produce
John> reports in ASCII?
yes! please, please get them out in ASCII.
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> below).
> Any suggestions? It'd help to
> have your report code working before I work on any new stuff . .. .
It looks like you're missing src/scm/srfi/* These are a set of *very*
useful implementations of the accepted schme "Scheme Request For
Implemen
Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> yes! please, please get them out in ASCII.
Well, if we go with my previous suggestion, spitting out plain ASCII
should be trivial, and depending on what you want to do, since the
report itself would be (text) scheme forms, you could write scri
how can i do an import of stock data? I have the closing data
information for my portfolio going a long ways back. I need to import
this into my stock register.
Also, I need to record a few stock splits. How is this done in the
stock register?
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I just went to WalMart, bought socks and an air freshener for my car,
and wrote a check. This needs to be recorded as hitting two different
expense categories. How do I do this in the banking register?
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ine mode, as you hit , it adds
lines, and you have to hit RET or click on record to record, and then
leave the transaction. you could also leave a transaction by clicking
on a different transaction.
Dave> btw, the air freshener I understand, but what does your car need
Dave> with socks? :)
want to email them to my wife, and she has no need for all those tools
which would be needed to view them in any non-ASCII format.
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g register.
It remained in the expenses register. oops.
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cvs update just done.
applypatch < gnucash.diff
no errors displayed.
$ make gnome
make gnome.disabled
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/rob/src/cvs/gnucash'
make[1]: *** No rule to make target `gnome.disabled'. Stop.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/rob/src/cvs/gnucash'
f and then
Dave> configure.
I _think_ i did this. doing it again right now to be sure.
any reason why the make targets now have the .real suffixes?
yep, same errors as before.
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patch -p0 < heath.martin.configure.patch
patching file `configure.in'
Hunk #2 succeeded at 303 with fuzz 2.
$
$ autoconf
configure.in:32: warnin
lib)) (require 'stdio)"
works. If not (and maybe even if it does), try running this as root:
guile -c "(use-modules (ice-9 slib)) (require 'new-catalog)"
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(report 'balance-sheet 4)
(title "Balance Sheet")
(description "This page shows your net worth.")
(date-generated "...")
;; psuedo data, going from memory about what's in there...
(account "Foo" 'expense 1002.1 1002.1 ())
(account "Ba
e
Expense:Clothing part of the transaction, deleting the entire thing
would not have been right (however, should I have been immediately
placed back on the now half-done split and forced to finish or
re-record it? I think so). However, deleting the check from the
checkbook would require that both spl
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> Did this. Problem now solved, for me. Has someone filed a bug
> against this package?
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od you suggest (I think, and
correct me if I'm wrong), is that it's less geared toward those people
who want to store their "report data" in a way that lets them mangle
it as they please. Though perhaps that should be thought of as a
separate issue, not synonymous with report
s now unbalanced, because it doesn't add up to 0.
I'm with the other Rob here :> This seems like a bug (or a misfeature)
unless I'm misunderstanding. If I delete a split, I expect *both
sides* of the split to disappear. If I delete a transaction, I expect
all the splits to disapp
its except for the one going into the account,
Dave> right?
Dave> I'd favor the former, as it seems more straightforward.
the former is where my head was at. even though switching modes, and
then switching back might be a pain, I think it is better.
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; split line for a multi-split transaction.
> If you want more splits, then just go into multi-line mode. I think
> this is as intuitive, smoother, of course, *so* much easier to
> implement :)
Exactly. I think we should avoid ever switching modes automagically.
That's too jarrin
ed on the at code, and not gnucash specific, that does
more (lets you get globally unique job ID's, remove jobs based on that
ID, specify whether or not missed jobs should be run, etc.)
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>>>>> On 06 Dec 1999 16:21:55 -0600, Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>>> said:
Rob> One thing I'm sure of is that in order for gnucash to schedule
Rob> events that need to occur when it may not be running, it needs
Rob> help from some extern
Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> here is how "the big Q" does it.
>
> There are no daemons running, the windows 95 laptop is turned off.
> We turn it on to do checkbook stuffs, and start quicken. as soon as
> we start quicken, it says to us, via a popu
rs too closely, so I'm not sure
how "good" 1.2.5 is on the gnome side...
FWIW
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done, when I actually
have to do them, it's turns out to be a lot harder than it looked.
I suspect that some simple trial solutions would be pretty easy to
whip up for text, html, and latex at least. Anyone game?
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anced
splits should not be allowed, nor recorded, but they should be spewed
forth out of our register. heck, when working with a split, i think
it would be "more right" to have an automatic "misc" split entry as
the last item in the split, with the amount of $$$ on that line e
>>>>> On 06 Dec 1999 19:29:18 -0600, Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>>> said:
Rob> The problem with this is that there are cases that people have
Rob> already discussed that require that the events be scheduled and
Rob> run at a particular time
Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> rats. is this one thing making it tons more difficult than it needs
> to be? if i could cat the gnucash files and _understand_ them, I
> would use standard tools and perl or sed or python or whatever to
> get it working. is there a
.* Async queueing ought to be useful
> at least 90% of the time, which is very much in keeping with the
> UNIX Philosophy.
Yep, well worth considering. We could definitely spend a lot of time
on the "perfect" solution before we'd have *any* solution.
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> I would like to be put back into the split, and forced to reconcile
> it before recording the transaction. I think that allowing
> unbalanced splits should not be allowed, nor recorded, but they
> should be spewed forth out of our reg
ot sorted) or (the method I have
stephenbrown> resorted to) put each account name into a separate text
stephenbrown> file, search for it, and then use the scroll bar to find
stephenbrown> it.
stephenbrown> Can I just type the account I want into the transfer
stephenbrown> fiel
lighted, just as if I had
highlighted them with my mouse to replace the text.
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hing for an interpreter
> session, though it doesn't use the environment variable for the
> bootstrap file. My next patch will fix that.
If you're doing what I think you're doing, then great :>
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hical? If so, we should fix that. We could just
specify that some character is the heirarchy separator, and then if
the name actually contains it, you'd have to escape it or something
(if ":" was the separator, Foo:bar and Foo\:bar would be two different
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> On Wed, 08 Dec 1999 00:03:24 -0800, Dave Peticolas
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>> Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate loadable module in module_path:
>> "libpixmap.s o",
>>
>> What am I missing?
Dave> On my system (Redhat) this is contained in the gtk-engines rpm.
Dave> I have version 0
the
> options which have been registered to some configuration file that is
> loaded when we startup. I think Rob B. mentioned that we could just
> write out scheme code that is loaded in like any other .scm file.
src/scm/startup-design.txt has some docs about the original
intentions. I'm
a bunch of stuff in the libc docs (info libc)
talking about this, (both the "lame way" and the "non-lame" way), but
I'm not familiar with it.
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the libc info pages. Search for "LANG".
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ich complicates things.
what about giving the account names unique numbers upon creation?
you could even have duplicately named accounts that way.
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>>>>> On Mon, 13 Dec 1999 12:23:13 -0700, Jeremy Collins
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Jeremy> Rob Walker wrote:
>> what about giving the account names unique numbers upon creation?
>> you could even have duplicately named accounts that way.
Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I was thinking of invisible account codes. Codes which gnucash
> would use to internally refer to the accounts, even though we would
> think of them as textual descriptions.
Gnucash should already be referring to them internally by accoun
harges child account of Bank.
Bank\:Charges -> specifies an account named "Bank:Charges".
[1] In fact this will bite me for a while (until I go through and
rename my accounts). During the long migration from quicken -> cbb ->
gnucash, my heirarchy was flattened via colons
you
think about using -ko (at least) when you "cvs import" the sources in
./lib. That'll preserve the upstream RCS variables like $Id. It's a
little weird for us to have our versions in there.
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an't really blame him,
considering how often this sort of thing erupts into a flame war.
If it were up to me, I'd probably just go with the gnu coding
standards. I'm not completely familiar with them, but they're
documented, the bits I've seen are reasonable, and I imagin
, probably no more than a couple of nights work.
This would be easy if I can get the time. Actually, I should have
some free time next week, and can probably do it.
In any case, unless there are bits on the motif side that I'm
forgetting that people need, I think it's time to switch to th
> On Wed, 15 Dec 1999 23:14:42 +1100 (EST), Robert Graham Merkel
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Robert> Obviously, bug fixes and wart removals must also happen before
Robert> a release.
I disagree here. I would like to have way way more releases, so that
we can have more people working
to do this, and the tricky bit is how
to handle it in the GUI. The engine side is fairly straightforward.
I had figured that I'd create a "shell" side way to do it and then let
Dave work on the gui :>
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> be two or three "trusted lieutenants" that could also submit patches
> into the "official tree." That should *definitely* include Dave;
&
between executions!
Dave> I thought that was pretty darn cool.
okay, you options junkies, open up gnucash, highlight options,
preferences, and then hit Ctrl-T.
Oops! now you don't have a hotkey for _A_ccounts, _T_ransfer.
Interesting.
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osed to work, after all.
I suspect that GnuCash has a pretty good future, though.
Time will tell.
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>>>>> On Wed, 15 Dec 1999 15:34:44 -0700, Jeremy Collins
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Jeremy> Rob Walker wrote:
>>
>>
>> okay, you options junkies, open up gnucash, highlight options,
>> preferences, and then hit Ctrl-T.
>&
Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> While Moneydance seems to be very good software, it is not free in
> either sense of the work. It is a shareware program, at least
> according to its website.
Well, then I guess I won't be working hard for them anytime soon
7;s a performance
critical region, *and* using the destructive functions actually helps,
fine, but otherwise it really may not be worth the added complexity.
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Actually I was a little off in my assumptions, looking at r5rs again,
even the result of a normal "append" shares structure with its last
argument, so to get a completely structurally independent result you'd
need to do this:
(append x y z '())
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abc. Now type in d. My
description field here is now d, and not abcdefg like I
expect.
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the description field,
which makes sense. in our double line mode, so do we. what is the
field above the "transfer from" field for in our double line mode?
I am not sure what it is in quicken, either.
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l not ask you if you want to save
the edited and not-yet-saved xaction. This is not good.
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>>>>> On Sun, 19 Dec 1999 13:32:38 -0800 (PST), Rob Walker
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Rob> open up a register.
Rob> edit a transaction, click on _A_ccount, _C_lose. It will ask you
Rob> if you want to save the edited and not-yet-saved
>>>>> On Sun, 19 Dec 1999 13:47:17 -0800 (PST), Rob Walker
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Rob> open up a register.
Rob> edit a transaction, click on another transaction, but don't edit
Rob> it. Click on _A_ccount, _C_lose. It will not ask y
gint instead of int? what about the stuff
which is already int, should I go through and make them all gint
(under the gnome subdirectory, of course)?
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see a new configuration option. "record on leaving
transaction"
I guess i will quit trying to 'fix' this, since it isn't broken.
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are not both at the top. They also don't
look like they belong together in the same window. Just something
about them makes me shake my head.
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erasable character. I can have 5 / characters in
a row if I desire. Is this good? I love the way that we force only
numbers there.
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is there a way to display all transactions? With my date editing, I
am sure that some of my transactions are missing.
Also, when the gnucash screen is near the bottom of the screen, and I
click on the drop down to change the date, the calendar is off the
screen.
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history just waiting for import, here. :-)
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cluding the separators?
Dave> You can look at newval to see what the final string is going to
Dave> look like, and decide from that whether to allow another
Dave> separator.
yeah, that newval stuff makes it a lot easier to decide whether or not
to return NULL. is way cool.
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ates, and go between the characters of the month
field. (I go between the 1 and the 1 of 11) Hit / 5 or so times.
Then hit enter. I was just thinking that it would be better if we
couldn't add or remove date separator characters. Is there a reason
otherwise?
rob
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is it possible to disable the date range in the register display? I
would like to see all of my transactions. Especially since I am going
to be working on the date field, I would like to be able to just say,
"show them all".
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erences dialog works in all the programs
Dave> I've tried.
I have noticed that myself on programs of late. But I still don't
think it is right. Apply will not do anything, so why is it active?
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m toolbar to the top, even when I am just
debugging things.
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>>>>> On Fri, 24 Dec 1999 16:37:49 +, Grant Likely
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Grant> Rob Walker wrote:
>> is it possible to disable the date range in the register display?
>> I would like to see all of my transactions. Especially sin
o this? I was looking at it last night, and where I was
looking looks the same as before, even though it works properly now.
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regData->style_cb_data[i].style_code = style_data[i].style_code;
style_items[i].user_data = ®Data->style_cb_data[i];
}
but mine wouldn't have worked, as that would have rearranged the order
of the items in the drop down, right?
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