agree that this is a shortcoming in gtk, but that there would not
be a fix for it in 1.2. So we will have to code around it for now.
Or not. :-)
I see that there is a list in /home/rob/.gnome/accels/GnuCash of all
of the menu things, with their hotkeys. so it will be easy enough to
iterate over the
>>>>> On Sat, 25 Dec 1999 02:44:05 -0800, Dave Peticolas
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Dave> Here is my holiday patch for you.
it compiles and runs. :-)
What are we thinking about preferences between runs?
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it removed when we leave that field.
Am I on the right track?
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>>>>> On Sat, 25 Dec 1999 12:34:56 -0800 (PST), Rob Walker
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Rob> here are my thoughts on what should happen with the date field.
Rob> I am starting with this document instead of coding, so that I can
Rob> make su
>>>>> On Fri, 24 Dec 1999 22:19:16 -0800 (PST), Rob Walker
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Rob> I talked to the only group of gtk developers I could find, on
Rob> #gimp on irc.gimp.org (#gtk is empty _everywhere_).
Rob> They were surprised that t
t; scheme which would forbid two windows from modifying the
Christopher> same transaction at the same time.
why? whatever one was committed last would take precedence, no?
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> 5. Backspace or delete over a date separator: If you hit backspace or
>delete where the character to be deleted would be the the date
>separator, I am not sure what to do. Either do nothing, or delete
>the character on the
>>>>> On Mon, 27 Dec 1999 23:21:47 -0500 (EST), [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
linas> It's been rumoured that Rob Browning said:
>>
>> Rob Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> > 6. Too many characters: If you type in a character which
entation that works for a thousand transactions, and
Russell> leave anything more as an exercise for the Open Source
Russell> reader?
I agree with russell. I don't want us to make the most highly
scalable thing in the world. I want something which will get us to
quit using quicken, and to
at is eaasily
linas> changed. Long run, this could/ should be a part of a 'user
linas> preferences config' file.
yes, this sounds great.
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>> you leave an edited transaction, you get a popup telling you so
>> with options to commit or cancel.
linas> That can work, but if we can do a non-disruptive popup, then
linas> that eliminates the need for this.
I agree with linas. The popup in quicken isn't a problem for us, but
then again, we don't have to move the mouse to hit it.
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/mym in vmware, and the UI editor in another one, and they
start clicking away.
of course, we all know how well I code, so accept this for what it is,
mindless rambling. :-)
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> a) GnuCash-gui.xml
Christopher> b) Quicken-gui.xml
Christopher> c) MyM-gui.xml
Christopher> and load the desired variation in at run time.
Christopher> That does, of course, assume that the GUI was
Christopher> sufficiently separated from the register code that *all*
Christopher&g
In any case, I'm not saying this is the right choice, and though I'm
kinda pro-scheme, I'm happy with something else if it's a better
solution. However, I do think this is worth at least a bit of
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ut not
(yet?) particularly applicable. What I've seen looks more appropriate
for fairly simple apps, but probably wouldn't support what we do in
GnuCash all that well, and might easily play havoc with the guile
side. Feel free to prove me wrong, though. I haven't investiga
might be expensive.
[2] This might be impossible without help from the filesystem/kernel,
or a good UPS :>
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val ..." shell command (like
the one scwm has)?
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g about building our data store on top of a
set of these.
If we're going in this direction, it would be nice to know what their
performance characteristics are like so that we'd know how expensive
some of the things we'd need to to would be.
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learning a bunch of other admin stuff, I'd be happy to use that as the
back end. Then for larger-scale systems the upgrade path to something
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ually only anonymous ones. i.e. in
(define xxx (lambda () 19))
(define yyy (x y z) (do-something x y z a b c))
I might say both xxx and yyy were bound to thunks, though that's may
not be strictly correct.
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without.
Among other things, I've found that if you build a large project that
uses g++, C++, threads, STL, and optimization heavily, you'll see what
bloated compilation times really look like...
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there really is a "correct" way
to do it, I'd be all in favor of doing it that way. I think it might
even be enough to just have some good documentation explaining what's
going on. We could even (by default) put both column headers up.
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gs and whatnot.
Christopher> There is a GTK port to Win32; I don't know its quality.
nice to know. that answers a lot of my question.
>> (is there a quickfill data type in gtk?)
Christopher> There's some "stemming" functions in glib, relating to
Christopher> t
file-system
:>).
> Until then, something like Sleepycat DB seems by far most suitable.
I knew vaguely that the libc db had gotten better. This must have
been what I'd heard. I wonder what (if any) the limitations are in
the implementation (probably far beyond anything we'd c
n)
(report-total linedata grand-total-collector #f
2 "Net Income" 'CreditTotalAmount))
sample-port)
[1] Aside from the standard issues about it being a little harder to
read code as you add more exceptions to the standard evaluation rules,
there's t
)))
(report-string linedata stuff)
(report-total linedata stuff)
(output-line linedata))
This is just a little different than yours since here linedata keeps
track of the port it was initialized with.
Either way...
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the command line invocation, but I'd have to think about it. It would
probably be easier to just go through all the code and change all the
printfs, displays, etc to use explicit ports. Then we can redirect
the port by just changing the pointer.
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I am looking for the pixmaps which are displayed on the menubar on the
first "GnuCash" screen. Can't find them in my source tree. Are they
a part of gnome or gtk or something?
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>>>>> On Sun, 2 Jan 2000 13:40:55 -0800 (PST), Rob Walker
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Rob> I am looking for the pixmaps which are displayed on the menubar
Rob> on the first "GnuCash" screen. Can't find them in my source
Rob> tree.
>>>>> On Sun, 2 Jan 2000 13:46:42 -0800 (PST), Rob Walker
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Rob> I am looking for the pixmaps which are displayed on the menubar
Rob> on the first "GnuCash" screen. Can't find them in my source
Rob> t
.
Whenever you link any strictly GPL'd code into Guile, uses of Guile
which are normally permitted become forbidden. This is a rather
non-obvious consequence of the licensing terms.
So, to make sure things remain clear, please let people choose for
themselves whether to link
windows 9x and NT). Yes it's a lowest common
teri> denominator (no fancy high level features, such as gnome print)
teri> but that's the trade-off. Either you code those high-level
I just saw that on their supported platforms list, curses. wow.
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e, this doesn't explicitly account for the *BSDs, the HURD,
etc, which I do want to accomodate if we can, but I suspect they'll
get GNOME soon if they haven't already.
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thinking about that. Haven't had enough coffee
today I suppose (it's been a long one). Anyway, I wasn't thinking too
hard about it since I'm not likely to do *anything* on that front.
It does probably mean that anyone distributing our qt version would be
violating our license :>
e-libs package, which you can get
Dave> in tar.gz form from the gnome site.
but don't change the ones which we have in common with other gnome
apps. (open, save, save as, stuff like that) that is one of the things
which is supposed to be the same across all gnome apps, to provide for
commo
Nico Ach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have tested it but I got the same error message.
> Are there any variables which must be set?
Try this as root:
guile -c "(use-modules (ice-9 slib)) (require 'new-catalog)"
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was "Display fix ( Gnome/Gtk version )". I don't have time to see if
I can see it in the list archives, but if you can't find it, just let
me know and I'll dig up and repost the bits I saved.
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rint statements heavily, though I
know that's considered stone-age. That's how I learned stuff about
the register a while back, that and TAGS, and find and grep :>
In this case, is there any way you could run the gdb session on a
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otherwise.
>
> If it isn't documented, it probably should be.
There was a good exchange about 6-12 months ago between Heath and
Linas (I think) which as I recall covered this material better than
anything else I've seen. I'll see if I have it archived...
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> Frankly, I've never really gotten into the habit of using debuggers
> because I've spent so much of the time in situations where they won't
> work at all (too much time spent working with kernel-level threads,
> f
w do I "undo" whatever it did?
I'll go check the source, but if somone just knows off the top of
their head, please elaborate.
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> I wanted to insert an adjustment into the register, so I said, "Oh,
> I'll just use that convenient 'Adjust Balance' option on the menubar."
> When I did, my account balance did change, but nothing that I
fix=foo install", prefix=foo indicates where to put the
files, not where they'll be running from.
I'm all in favor of a cleaner approach if you have one, but this one
seems to work.
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istinct advantages of being something people might expect, and of
perhaps allowing us to get rid of some more auto-generated files.
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want to do it if it was an option that the user could select,
and that was completely autodetected enabled/disabled at configure
time so that we don't add Yet Another Mandatory Dependency (YAMD).
Anyway, seemed interesting to me.
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archiving, mail <-> news gateways, and so on. It
has all of the features you expect from such a product, plus
integrated support for the web (including web based archiving),
automated bounce handling and integrated spam prevention.
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"show all"? I would like to be able to have all transactions shown,
simple as that.
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on would be a , if I were to type b, it
would not do a quickfill. I wondered why, and after looking at the
debug output, it looks like the ctrl-h is not being registered as a
change in location, or something like that.
Quickfill does seem to work okay if I use ctrl-d or ctrl-u to edit the
line, which
rting all of the variables
there. same reports. I would hope that this is a new one, as i have
a brand new source gree. will try again with a fresh tree later on
today.
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new checkout, new apply of the patch, change of bug report. :-)
>>>>> On Sun, 23 Jan 2000 23:13:59 -0800 (PST), Rob Walker
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Rob> highlighting problems.
Rob> I took from reading the notes with "dave's latest&
drop down
list box drop down as soon as you type in an item, highlighting as
you go. this has the added bonus of allowing you to use the arrow
keys to choose the one you want, kinda. try it to see what the
kinda means. ;-)
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ester them
enough, they will add that functionality.)
Also, they at least have the notion of "open" and "closed" regarding
bugs, which puts them at least a step ahead of jitterbug, in my mind.
comments?
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argh. make that jitterbug, not jutterbug.
also, there is the possiblity of putting a cvs repository or so on
sourceforge machines, so that linas' line can take a rest.
rob
>>>>> On Mon, 24 Jan 2000 21:48:57 -0800 (PST), Rob Walker
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTEC
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especially fun looks the couple of open source erp apps which are
coming out. :-)
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or easily implemented.
Hi all, I would like to nominate Dave Peticolas as gnucash "man of the
year" for his proposal to stop using nana.
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In the stock register, when fooling around with some numbers, I can
resize every window except the balance window. The balance window
will not resize. This means you can't show anything more than
9,999,999.00 dollars.
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I was wondering why we put the sold and bought numbers to be four
decimal places. Why not the price? Often times my daily close is
.875 or .3125, or something with more than two decimal places. This
gets truncated in the stock register.
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ate return value,
then you can just wrap the call in false-if-exception and check for a
false return value. If you know what kind of exception you're worried
about, you can use "catch". guile-ref has some info about all this.
This is definitely something that needs fixing soon
ave gotten used to is double clicking on the
column header separator bar, and the column resizes to the minimum
width necessary to display all data.
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Were we adding automatic option saving for the different windows? I
find myself constantly resizing windows, as well as changing the
options to "show first", and "show last".
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Personal Care: Other; Personal Care: Shampoo, Soap; and the category
Pets. I guess almost all of the completions will happen on the :.
Maybe using the separator character to complete would be wisest.
heh now i want to choose the TAB character to be my separator.
:-)
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>>>>> On Mon, 24 Jan 2000 21:14:52 -0800 (PST), Rob Walker
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Rob> Aha! I found one!!!
Rob> Okay, since quickfilling *did* work properly, and so did
Rob> highlighting, I suppose I _could_ be crying wolf here, but
Rob
uld only require
Dave> modifying the quickfill cell a bit to configure how it sorts the
Dave> strings.
phew! /me wipes forehead clean.
;-)
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completely on theirs. But I suppose we could use it for
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The setup on there will commence immediately, beginning with rsync
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would act as if you had hit the
+- indicator over on the left hand side. Also, those accounts would
not be actual account names in the quickfill "account list".
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backs to the GUI?)
3. there was something else, but I can't remember what it was now. I
hope to remember it soon, and get it out to the list.
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>>>>> On Sun, 30 Jan 2000 21:50:30 -0800 (PST), Rob Walker
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Rob> 3. there was something else, but I can't remember what it was now. I
Rob> hope to remember it soon, and get it out to the list.
3. quickfill
have updated the debit or credit fields as needed with the
>> entries from the current quickfill, I am not sure. the second way
>> saves you a keystroke, as many people could hit three keys to enter
>> their rent every month. "ev|_il landlord goob_ _650.00_" and a RET
&
cash.diff.gz" line this complaint goes
David> away but is replaced by "no end line". Removing the spaces
David> before "end" doesn't help. What now?
once I found uudeview, uudecode left my repertoire for good. I have
been saving the emails intact, and runn
,
and check it out.
the notes that dave puts in the patch emails are at the bottom of the
page.
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oo install
This decouples the --prefix=bar argument (i.e. the eventuall install
location) from the destination where you want make to put all the
files. For those who haven't been following, this is important for
people trying to package GnuCash for Debian and other distributions
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that you might want to bind to a variable so you
can call it later. That's why this works:
((if should-add? + -) 5 6)
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I'll think about this a little more.
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Error 2
> make: *** [motif] Error 2
>
>
> Alas, I do not know enough about guile to figure out what's wrong
> here. Can anybody help?
Did you ever get this fixed?
If not, are you sure you have the right version of slib installed
properly? I believe the newer CVS vers
Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> :)
>
> This shouldn't be too hard to fix, though I haven't looked at that
> code much. Rob B recently extended the quickfill stuff, so maybe
we copy a suitable test (if there's an easy
guile-level one) to bootstrap (or similar)?
If you can do this trivially, let me know, otherwise, I'm going to be
diving in to things again soon, and I'll be happy to figure it out.
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ounterexample?
In the long run, we may just need to have a selector in the import
dialog box that lets you select the format when you know it.
Something like:
QIF Format type:
( ) US
( ) German
(*) Auto Detect
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config.auto bits. This
allows a place to save things that the user changes in the gui
preferences code.
I suspect that we'll need to enhance/revise this stuff, but this is
where we are now (or were recently?).
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I don't think I'd like this as the default. It's definitely not what
most existing unix users would expect, though we could add an option
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tory that looks like a mail spool
happens to pop up later (perhaps because some other program's
installation process does the "wrong thing"(TM)), you shouldn't just
silently change behaviors and start using the new directory. Among
other things, this could be a security hole.
t how to fix this.
Doesn't this do what you want?
./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc
Actually, I thought that right now it picked /etc by default, and you
had to use my --opt-style-install argument to configure to get it to
put everything in one sub-tree.
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e modified should store that data in /usr/share (or
/usr/local/share, if installed locally). It is recommended that a
subdirectory be used in /usr/share for this purpose.
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slightly strange
(though still free) license.
Looking at things now, it's not clear what the best way to proceed is.
I think one of the first orders of business is to take a hard look at
what can be done with the canvas and gnome-print before expending a
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configuration is rather confusing.
Not sure how hard this would be. g-wrap is a completely independent
project, so it's got it's own configuration system. Do we know that
even if we could get it to just look at the top-level config.cache,
it'd be getting the information it expects?
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thing.
FWIW
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d version that I've
been using as part of my research that I'll fold in.
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e>Unfortunately, I have not been able to find a way to change
Dave> the focus row of the list. This means that using the arrow keys
Dave> to pick an account "close" to the auto-completed account is
Dave> awkward. If you know a way to do this, please let me know.
sigh. ah
doubt it, and unless there's a *really* compelling reason, this
would just rub me the wrong way. When the user can always just
download, build, and install the app in their home directory, it seems
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what is an action list?
Dave> The action list is seen in double line mode (and multi-line,
Dave> etc.). It has choices like ATM, Check, Deposit, etc.
ahh, so _that_'s where that is. I was thinking that the "num" field
would allow numbers, or ATM or DEP in it. Numb
rob@biffhero-laptop:~/src/cvs/gnucash$ applypatch ../gnucash.diff
Verify error: size of src/scm/parseqif.scm should be 6324, but is 6322.
Apparently this is not the expected source directory, aborting.
Use "--force" to override this.
rob@biffhero-laptop:~/src/cvs/gnucash$
I got this
text export as incomplete and, thus, dangerous to
Dave> use. Maybe we should just remove them for the release, unless
Dave> someone wants to complete them.
"for the release" ??? is there good news coming?
with the current rate of progress, soon the only work left to do will
be wr
ckout if needed.
Dave> I think this is related to the change I made to fix the other
Dave> problem with the 'newline at end of file' error someone else was
Dave> getting. You should be able to force the patch without problems.
It autoconf'd, ./configure'd, ma
1. be able to resize the balance column. this affects the checking
register as well.
2. display commas in the bought, sold, total shares columns, as in
the total value columns.
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dn't really mean a whole lot.
does that make sense?
rob
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saction which we are
entering.
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he envelope and pay the landlord.
So our expense accounts will fluctuate between x and 0 in the properly
planned categories, and have been known to get very large or very
small in the poorly planned categories.
Even if our model doesn't map to gnucash 100%, if we can keep our
"proper expenses go from 0 to x and back again" model, we will be able
to make it.
thx,
rob
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ting the xfer from field as you move the arrow button up
and down. after all, if you hit enter, that is what gets saved in the
xfer from field.
rob
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to automatic, then the values would only display the
significant digits. Closing prices wouldn't be 218., 219.1250,
190.5000, but they would be 218, 219.125, 190.5.
I think that this would be cool, but not in the balance column, where
forcing it to two decimal places could be d
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