Hi, Sir,
I setup the build env on windows XP.
But I can not build it smoothly, the system will be freeze 3 or 4 times
within 1 build cycle---I need to reset the windows, and run the install.sh
again. I monitor the issue almost 4 dev-versions.
Does any none meet this problem?
BTW: I use HP 8510w
Josh Sled wrote:
Chris Dennis cgden...@btinternet.com writes:
Thinking it through, even if it were possible to pass parameters to the
template code, we'd be opening a huge security risk. We'd be
encouraging Joe User to create a template containing code that has full
access to the workings
On Tue, 20 Jan 2009 19:26:46 +0100, John Smith lbalba...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am aware of the fact that it currently is not possible to import
arbitrary csv formatted files directly into GnuCash, and that instead
you have to use or write python/perl/shell scripts to convert between
the
I just want to point out what .cvs support entails for the benefit of
those for whom this isn't immediately obvious.
.cvs refers to the low level format of the data -- just that the file of
data consists of records? delineated by newline and the records
consist of fields delineated by commas.
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John Smith lbalba...@gmail.com writes:
Great! I'd love to play with that. However, Im a complete newbie to
checking out source code from a repository and compiling, so could you
give me a quick newbie friendly way to check out and compile that ?
(my knowledge stops at './configure;make;make
marcus.wolsc...@googlemail.com writes:
So I was wondering if there is any interest (both from user and
developer sides) to create a 'native' import-csv-into-gnucash feature,
preferably something where you can map fields of your csv file to
gnucash fields, and perhaps even save the mapping
Chris Dennis cgden...@btinternet.com writes:
I'd encourage you to not add another layer of formatting or
translation. Just have the template iterate over objects, call
accessors and format data for rendering.
Can you explain exactly what you mean by that last sentence please?
I think he
Derek Atkins wrote:
Chris Dennis cgden...@btinternet.com writes:
I'd encourage you to not add another layer of formatting or
translation. Just have the template iterate over objects, call
accessors and format data for rendering.
Can you explain exactly what you mean by that last sentence
Chris Dennis cgden...@btinternet.com writes:
I've boiled the problem down to this:
;#! /usr/bin/guile
(define fred This is Fred)
(define (foo bar)
(display fred) (newline) (display bar) (newline)
(display and now via eval-string...) (newline)
(let ((string1 (display fred)
Chris Dennis cgden...@btinternet.com writes:
Josh Sled wrote:
Chris Dennis cgden...@btinternet.com writes:
What is really needed is some sort of wiki-like markup that can be
parsed by Guile code and includes references to GnuCash objects.
Something like this (I know the 'variable' names
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 4:02 PM, Derek Atkins warl...@mit.edu wrote:
Read the Wiki page on Win32?
In short, install the basic MinGW development system, check out
the 'packaging/win32' directory, and then run 'install.sh'
Nah, ive tried fooling around with MSYS before, and never got it quite
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 4:06 PM, Derek Atkins warl...@mit.edu wrote:
GnuCash is absolutely the right place for this. We already have
the infrastructure for it, we already have a basic parser and
a basic GUI for it. All the tools are there. It's just buggy
and needs a little TLC to flush
Quoting Derek Atkins warl...@mit.edu:
[snip]
Can any Guile/Scheme experts help?
I found some help, and here's some working code:
;#! /usr/bin/guile
(define fred This is Fred)
(define (foo bar)
(display fred) (newline) (display bar) (newline)
(display and now via eval-string...) (newline)
snip
Thanks to Derek, Arthur, and Josh for their replies.
I can try to make some progess now (when time permits...)
cheers
Chris
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Chris Dennis wrote:
I've boiled the problem down to this:
;#! /usr/bin/guile
(define fred This is Fred)
(define (foo bar)
(display fred) (newline) (display bar) (newline)
(display and now via eval-string...) (newline)
(let ((string1 (display fred) (newline) (display bar)
Derek Atkins wrote:
This html appears not to be the html I expected to get looking at the
scheme code.
Why is this? I would much rather get the scheme generated html than
this.
Because GtkHTML sucks.
What you're seeing is HTML fed to GtkHTML and then re-exported
from
Hoi,
Am Thursday 08 January 2009 17:05:32 schrieb Derek Atkins:
Quoting Marc Ramaekers marcramaek...@telenet.be:
:
The locale is set to nl I suppose. The pc is set to belgium, dutch.
Is there an accounting scheme available for Belgium?
There is no 'be' account tree.
There is an 'nl'
Hi,
I've converted to SKR49 (Datev) template into gnucash.
It can be found on
https://www.zuhauseall.homeip.net/~michael/skr49-export
Michael
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