Hi David,
So the problem was step 2. As you can see from the screen grab below, after
opening preferences I had to select Locations, then select Xcode 8.3.3 under
the Command Line Tools drop-down. Not so difficult but it did throw me.
Install Xcode.app, a free download from the App Store or,
Peter,
Good to hear!
Can you explain what it was about the instructions that was inaccurate? We can
see about fixing that.
David
On August 21, 2017, at 7:16 PM, Peter Ling wrote:
Thanks David,
I had trouble with the installation of Xcode as the instructions aren’t quite
accurate. I’ve go
Peter,
Please use reply-all; keeping the conversation on the list ensures that you get
the best advice (especially since I am not an expert, but just another user
like you).
The output you included will likely be helpful. I see a lot of failures there,
but it seems like the first one mentions
> On Aug 19, 2017, at 7:09 PM, Peter Ling wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> I’ve installed GNUCash 2.6.17 and wish to retrieve online stock quotes on a
> mac.
>
> I’ve followed 5.4.1.1. Steps to enable On-line price updating
>
> When I type “perldoc Finance::Quote into the terminal window it returns
Peter,
It isn't entirely clear what you have done thus far to install Finance::Quote,
which is what Gnucash uses to retrieve quotes. Unfortunately, the help document
doesn't actually provide step by step instructions on installation (an
oversight, to be sure). However, the wiki has pretty detai
Hi there,
I’ve installed GNUCash 2.6.17 and wish to retrieve online stock quotes on a mac.
I’ve followed 5.4.1.1. Steps to enable On-line price updating
When I type “perldoc Finance::Quote into the terminal window it returns
No documentation found for "Finance::Quote”
According to the
