Are not Retained Earnings part of Equity? And then, that account would only be
used in a close books process, not without it. Closing the books should zero
the income and expense accounts TO Retained Earnings.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Aug 13, 2018, at 12:04 AM, Christopher Lam
> wrote:
>
> Hi
Hi Jralls
So just wish to double check my understanding of gnucash's data format
for a balance-sheet on date X
There are two possibilities for displaying the right-hand-side
1. Liabilities + Equity + Retained Earnings + Trading Balances
2. Liabilities + Equity + Retained Earnings +
Rob,
I think it was I who was missing something. I would have expected the
Ctrl-click behaviour to be built in to the GTkTreeView and the dGTK
developers obviously thought it was so obvious they didn't have to mention
it. The pointers John gave me should help me sort it out.
Thanks
David
Thanks John,That cleared a few issues up for me. I'll have a look at
the gnc- tree- view-account code to get some pointers. I have
programmed before in C ,only a very little in C++, but I am fairly
rusty . I was surprised to get a few things wokring without any
problems so far. I am not sure
> On Aug 12, 2018, at 12:22 AM, David Cousens wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I raised the above bug as a feature request then I decided to try and tackle
> it myself. My concept was to have a popup menu activated by a right click in
> the matcher window area from which the user could enable and disable
>
> On Aug 12, 2018, at 3:47 AM, David Cousens wrote:
>
> I am assuming here that the python GTK
> implementation is an exact parallel of the C++ implementation. I would
> expect it to be pretty similar and possibly just the C++ code in Python
> wrappers.
David,
Gtk+ is written in C, not C++,
David,
I may be missing some thing but you should be able to select lines by
control, shift or by individual.
I think what you are after can be shown in the reconcile view, multiple
lines can be selected and then right moused to a menu.
Anyway, enjoy your holiday...
Bob
On 12 August 2018 at
Bob,
>From what I've read in the GtkTreeView documentation, the rubber-banding
mode only seems to support selection by dragging the mouse so one is only
able to select consecutive rows, not a group of single non-contiguous rows.
I could of course be wrong on that. It obviously sets the
David,
Why do you not as a start change the tree view selection from single to
multiple, you will see that in the dialog-import.glade file, that way you
can select multiple lines.
You will need to alter the selection call back as you need different
functions that use a list of selected rows.
Bob
Hi,
I raised the above bug as a feature request then I decided to try and tackle
it myself. My concept was to have a popup menu activated by a right click in
the matcher window area from which the user could enable and disable
multiple selection of transactions in the window and elect to assign a
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