Hi Camille,
I'm sorry to hear you had issues setting up a development system on the Mac.
You can always
ask for help here if you want to retry. If you provide us with the details, we
can help you make
progress and perhaps identify bits of the setup that need more polishing.
That aside, I run
Hello Geert, After 2 frustrating and unsuccessful attempts to install
development on the Mac, I ended up reverting back to Linux. I have compiled and
ran successfully gnucash on Debian. Do you have a preferred IDE that you use on
Linux?, I haven't used EMACS for almost 15 years and would
Thank you Geert, I can develop on Linux as well as MacOS. My Linux station is
a portable running Debian 9. My macOS is a workstation with a 26" screen,
obviously a better choice for me.
I did download the source on Linux and went as far as running the cmake but
encountered an error at line
Hi Camille,
There is plenty of work on the gnucash project. However I'll focus on your
eventual goal of
basing your iOS app on the gnucash core.
I think your first step would be to familiarize yourself with the gnucash build
system. We have
wiki pages describing how to build gnucash on
Hello Geert, To help I need guidance and direction. I have never developed as
part of a project such as gnuCash before. If you can think of a good first
exercise, I am willing to try.
On Sunday, April 19, 2020, 11:00:12 AM PDT, Geert Janssens
wrote:
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Hi Camille,
Most of the code relevant for your viewer is indeed C/C++. Parts are gnucash
are also written in
guile, but if I understand correctly that language is not available on iOS.
I'm working on separating the guile parts from the non-gui core of gnucash
specifically to make
it easier
Op zondag 19 april 2020 18:37:31 CEST schreef Stu Perlman:
> Will GnuCash continue to work with the presently optional MySQ
database in
> the future switch from xml to sqllite3?
Yes, it will. The only change would be that at some point we will
probably make sqlite3 the default. That's still a
Hello Geert, I can investigate how to read the database using the code base.
My app is a viewer, so "read only". I have been using gnucash since 2015, but
have not at all looked at the code base. I can probably succeed with some
effort if the code is in C or C++ language.
On Sunday, April
Will GnuCash continue to work with the presently optional MySQ database in
the future switch from xml to sqllite3?
Thanks,
Stu
On Sun, Apr 19, 2020 at 9:02 AM Geert Janssens
wrote:
> Ok. That's fair.
>
> Do note GnuCash supports database storage as well as xml and will likely
> switch to
Ok. That's fair.
Do note GnuCash supports database storage as well as xml and will likely switch
to database
(sqlite3) as primary storage format somewhere in the future.
Also note the data format can change from major release to major release. So if
you're not using
the gnucash engine code
Hello,
It is from scratch, it is written in swift, it decompresses the .gnucash file
then parses the xml file and displays the account tree.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Apr 18, 2020, at 5:37 AM, Geert Janssens
> wrote:
>
> An iOS app that can view gnucash files is certainly nice.
>
> Is it
An iOS app that can view gnucash files is certainly nice.
Is it a from-scratch implementation or did you reuse our gnucash code for it
(the latter would
be really awesome) ?
Regards,
Geert
Op vrijdag 17 april 2020 18:17:28 CEST schreef Camille Rizko via gnucash-devel:
> Hello, I developped
Hello, I developped an iOS app that allows me to view my gnuCash files on
iphone or ipad. It shows the list of accounts with totals. It also shows
Balance sheet to date, Balance sheet last year, income statement last year and
income statement to date. Is this of interest to the community?
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