On Thu May 16 22:22:53 EDT 2024, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
Coding can be fun in many cases, but you seem to find solace in the
mindbogglingly headache-inducing game of whack-a-mole, to everyone
else's benefit!
heh-heh. Sometimes it does seem like playing whack-a-mole.
Thank you for the
Bruce, et al,
Coding can be fun in many cases, but you seem to find solace in the
mindbogglingly headache-inducing game of whack-a-mole, to everyone
else's benefit!
Thank you for the insane amount of effort you put forth on this project.
I have yet to use (or profit) from all of it, but
New version 1.62 of Finance-Quote is available with the following changes:
* Fixed AEX.pm
* Removed throttling from AlphaVantage.pm - Issue #363
* Added CurrencyFreaks.pm - new currency module
* YahooJSON.pm - added more error handling - Issue #390
* Fixed
On 5/16/2024 2:17 PM, David G. Pickett via gnucash-user wrote:
Yes, if gnucash was running as a remote service, it might be able to deal with
multiple users. Imagine that gnucash becomes a web service and the user
interface is a relatively simple web page. Even in this scenario, you would
Yes, if gnucash was running as a remote service, it might be able to deal with
multiple users. Imagine that gnucash becomes a web service and the user
interface is a relatively simple web page. Even in this scenario, you would
need to avoid processing too much in JavaScript and local files
I am no accountant, but that doesn't sound quite correct.
If you put the Cash Discounts account under Expenses, then that would be
a contra-account as it reduces the price of your expenses you pay the
wholesaler. So that credit is correct, but I don't see that there should
be a debit to your
