Chris Staskewicz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In the transaction ledger, one can make "predictions" about what they plan
> to spend in the weeks ahead. For such transactions, a blue line appears
> which seperates the present and past transactions from the future ones.
> This is nice, however, a better visual representation would be desired
> (at least by me!) Is there a plan to develop a "view" for the transaction
> ledger in "monthly" or "weekly" format. For example, a pop-up window that
> will display 30 cells with a trimmed down summary of transactions with
> sub-totals for the day, and so on? And also be able to enter/delete
> transactions from within this view?
I dont think anyone is planning this for the normal ledger code. You
can take a look at the Scheduled Transaction window where you do get
some calendar views of when scheduled transactions are going to occur.
> If there isn't any development in this direction, where would I have to
> start to develop my own? In other words, I know how to program in GTK and
> C/C++, but I don't know the first thing about how the transaction database
> is structured. My guess is that whatever code creates the "ledger" could
> be used to create a monthly/weekly/daily view.
Take a look at what the scheduled transaction code is doing. If you
need help integrating into the existing code feel free to pop into
#gnucash and ask. This shouldn't be part of the existing register --
it should be a new view.
> Thanks,
>
> Chris.
-derek
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