Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
<Date> <type> <Due Date> <Number> <Desc> <Account> <Paid> <Deb> <Cred> <Bal>
> You can do this easily. Check out split-register-model.c:1250
> where the debit/credit fields are made editable/non-editable
> based on whether you are editing a stock split transaction
> or not.
What about the contents of a cell? I'd like the 'due date' to not
even show up in the case of an 'invoice'? I'd also like to get the
behavior to change is someone tweaks the flag in the current line.
So, typing 'I' would give the rest of the line some behavior, whereas
'P' would give the other.
With the stock-split transaction you at least know apriori that you're
handling a stock-split, so you can set up the line accordingly. At
least I think that's how it works (I haven't played with stock splits).
How do you change the behavior based on the settings in a particular
cell?
Oh, I think I see -- it re-draws the line at every move, doesn't it?
So I just have to pre-code the logic into the cells and then do the
right thing based on the state, eh?
> dave
-derek
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