Re: [GNC] Custom report on Windows

2018-12-08 Thread Stephen M. Butler

On 12/8/18 1:30 AM, Geert Janssens wrote:

Op vrijdag 7 december 2018 23:35:00 CET schreef Stephen M. Butler:

The custom balance sheet (formatted) report that you folks helped my
configure on Linux, my wife now wants on her Windows 10 box.

  From my research, it appears that both the config-user.scm file (Linux:
$HOME/.config/gnucash/) and the three report files balsheet-fmtd.scm,
balsheet-fmtd.eguile.scm, stylesheet-reports.css (Linux:
$HOME/.local/share/gnucash/) all go to %APPDATA% on Windows 10.  I
copied all four files from my Ubuntu 18.04 box to her Windows 10 box and
put them in %APPDATA% (C:\Users\Wanita\AppData\Roaming\Gnucash\) and
restarted GnuCash on her box.

The reports did not appear in the drop down menu.  Do all four files go
into the same folder on Windows?  Or did I miss-read the location for
one or the other?

I found the trace file in C:\Users\Wanita\AppData\Local\Temp and it has
these messages that seem relevent:


* 14:25:46  WARN  In c-interface.scm:
29: 19 [#]
In unknown file:
 ?: 18 [eval-string "(load (gnc-build-userdata-path
\"balsheet-fmtd.scm\"))\n" ...]
 ?: 17 [call-with-input-string "(load (gnc-build-userdata-path
\"balsheet-fmtd.scm\"))\n" ...]
In ice-9/boot-9.scm:
2412: 16 [save-module-excursion #]
In ice-9/eval-string.scm:
44: 15 [read-and-eval # #:lang ...]
37: 14 [lp (load (gnc-build-userdata-path "balsheet-fmtd.scm"))]
In ice-9/boot-9.scm:
2412: 13 [save-module-excursion #]
4089: 12 [#]
1734: 11 [%start-stack load-stack ...]
1739: 10 [#]
In unknown file:
 ?: 9 [primitive-load
"C:\\Users\\Wanita\\AppData\\Roaming\\GnuCash\\balsheet-fmtd.scm"]
In ice-9/eval.scm:
   505: 8 [#
(use-modules #)]
In ice-9/psyntax.scm:
1107: 7 [expand-top-sequence ((use-modules (gnucash main))) () ...]
   990: 6 [scan ((use-modules (gnucash main))) () ...]
   279: 5 [scan ((# #) #(syntax-object *unspecified* # #)) () (()) ...]
In ice-9/boot-9.scm:
3622: 4 [process-use-modules (((gnucash main)))]
   712: 3 [map # ((#))]
3623: 2 [# (#)]
2903: 1 [resolve-interface (gnucash main) #:select ...]
In unknown file:
 ?: 0 [scm-error misc-error #f "~A ~S" ("no code for module" (gnucash
main)) #f]

ERROR: no code for module (gnucash main)
* 14:25:49  WARN  Could not spawn perl: Failed to execute
child process (No such file or directory)


Does this mean Perl isn't loaded on her box or is there a problem with
gnucash main?

--Steve

Hi Steve,

Perl is not relevant in this context. The error is from the guile code in
gnucash.

The (gnucash main) module no longer exists in gnucash 3.x. All relevant
functionality has been moved elsewhere. So I wonder where the request comes
from to load this module. Is there something like that in the custom report
you are trying to load ?

Regards,

Geert



Yup.  My custom report is a clone of the balsheet equile version and 
main was in that.  I was going to say that it works on Linux and then I 
remembered that I tend to just compile and build without uninstalling 
the prior version.  That must explain why it continues to work on my box.


Made a diff on my code versus the original I cloned from and found that 
main was replaced by utilities.


Report now works on Windows (and on Ubuntu).

Thanks.

One of these days I'll do a clean uninstall and see what is still 
hanging around!


--Steve



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Re: [GNC] Custom report on Windows

2018-12-08 Thread Geert Janssens
Op vrijdag 7 december 2018 23:35:00 CET schreef Stephen M. Butler:
> The custom balance sheet (formatted) report that you folks helped my
> configure on Linux, my wife now wants on her Windows 10 box.
> 
>  From my research, it appears that both the config-user.scm file (Linux:
> $HOME/.config/gnucash/) and the three report files balsheet-fmtd.scm,
> balsheet-fmtd.eguile.scm, stylesheet-reports.css (Linux:
> $HOME/.local/share/gnucash/) all go to %APPDATA% on Windows 10.  I
> copied all four files from my Ubuntu 18.04 box to her Windows 10 box and
> put them in %APPDATA% (C:\Users\Wanita\AppData\Roaming\Gnucash\) and
> restarted GnuCash on her box.
> 
> The reports did not appear in the drop down menu.  Do all four files go
> into the same folder on Windows?  Or did I miss-read the location for
> one or the other?
> 
> I found the trace file in C:\Users\Wanita\AppData\Local\Temp and it has
> these messages that seem relevent:
> 
> 
> * 14:25:46  WARN  In c-interface.scm:
>29: 19 [#]
> In unknown file:
> ?: 18 [eval-string "(load (gnc-build-userdata-path
> \"balsheet-fmtd.scm\"))\n" ...]
> ?: 17 [call-with-input-string "(load (gnc-build-userdata-path
> \"balsheet-fmtd.scm\"))\n" ...]
> In ice-9/boot-9.scm:
> 2412: 16 [save-module-excursion # ice-9/eval-string.scm:65:9 ()>]
> In ice-9/eval-string.scm:
>44: 15 [read-and-eval # #:lang ...]
>37: 14 [lp (load (gnc-build-userdata-path "balsheet-fmtd.scm"))]
> In ice-9/boot-9.scm:
> 2412: 13 [save-module-excursion # ice-9/boot-9.scm:4084:3 ()>]
> 4089: 12 [#]
> 1734: 11 [%start-stack load-stack ...]
> 1739: 10 [#]
> In unknown file:
> ?: 9 [primitive-load
> "C:\\Users\\Wanita\\AppData\\Roaming\\GnuCash\\balsheet-fmtd.scm"]
> In ice-9/eval.scm:
>   505: 8 [#
> (use-modules #)]
> In ice-9/psyntax.scm:
> 1107: 7 [expand-top-sequence ((use-modules (gnucash main))) () ...]
>   990: 6 [scan ((use-modules (gnucash main))) () ...]
>   279: 5 [scan ((# #) #(syntax-object *unspecified* # #)) () (()) ...]
> In ice-9/boot-9.scm:
> 3622: 4 [process-use-modules (((gnucash main)))]
>   712: 3 [map # (mif-args)> ((#))]
> 3623: 2 [# (#)]
> 2903: 1 [resolve-interface (gnucash main) #:select ...]
> In unknown file:
> ?: 0 [scm-error misc-error #f "~A ~S" ("no code for module" (gnucash
> main)) #f]
> 
> ERROR: no code for module (gnucash main)
> * 14:25:49  WARN  Could not spawn perl: Failed to execute
> child process (No such file or directory)
> 
> 
> Does this mean Perl isn't loaded on her box or is there a problem with
> gnucash main?
> 
> --Steve

Hi Steve,

Perl is not relevant in this context. The error is from the guile code in 
gnucash.

The (gnucash main) module no longer exists in gnucash 3.x. All relevant 
functionality has been moved elsewhere. So I wonder where the request comes 
from to load this module. Is there something like that in the custom report 
you are trying to load ?

Regards,

Geert


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[GNC] Custom report on Windows

2018-12-07 Thread Stephen M. Butler
The custom balance sheet (formatted) report that you folks helped my 
configure on Linux, my wife now wants on her Windows 10 box.


From my research, it appears that both the config-user.scm file (Linux: 
$HOME/.config/gnucash/) and the three report files balsheet-fmtd.scm, 
balsheet-fmtd.eguile.scm, stylesheet-reports.css (Linux: 
$HOME/.local/share/gnucash/) all go to %APPDATA% on Windows 10.  I 
copied all four files from my Ubuntu 18.04 box to her Windows 10 box and 
put them in %APPDATA% (C:\Users\Wanita\AppData\Roaming\Gnucash\) and 
restarted GnuCash on her box.


The reports did not appear in the drop down menu.  Do all four files go 
into the same folder on Windows?  Or did I miss-read the location for 
one or the other?


I found the trace file in C:\Users\Wanita\AppData\Local\Temp and it has 
these messages that seem relevent:



* 14:25:46  WARN  In c-interface.scm:
  29: 19 [#]
In unknown file:
   ?: 18 [eval-string "(load (gnc-build-userdata-path 
\"balsheet-fmtd.scm\"))\n" ...]
   ?: 17 [call-with-input-string "(load (gnc-build-userdata-path 
\"balsheet-fmtd.scm\"))\n" ...]

In ice-9/boot-9.scm:
2412: 16 [save-module-excursion #ice-9/eval-string.scm:65:9 ()>]

In ice-9/eval-string.scm:
  44: 15 [read-and-eval # #:lang ...]
  37: 14 [lp (load (gnc-build-userdata-path "balsheet-fmtd.scm"))]
In ice-9/boot-9.scm:
2412: 13 [save-module-excursion #ice-9/boot-9.scm:4084:3 ()>]

4089: 12 [#]
1734: 11 [%start-stack load-stack ...]
1739: 10 [#]
In unknown file:
   ?: 9 [primitive-load 
"C:\\Users\\Wanita\\AppData\\Roaming\\GnuCash\\balsheet-fmtd.scm"]

In ice-9/eval.scm:
 505: 8 [# 
(use-modules #)]

In ice-9/psyntax.scm:
1107: 7 [expand-top-sequence ((use-modules (gnucash main))) () ...]
 990: 6 [scan ((use-modules (gnucash main))) () ...]
 279: 5 [scan ((# #) #(syntax-object *unspecified* # #)) () (()) ...]
In ice-9/boot-9.scm:
3622: 4 [process-use-modules (((gnucash main)))]
 712: 3 [map #(mif-args)> ((#))]

3623: 2 [# (#)]
2903: 1 [resolve-interface (gnucash main) #:select ...]
In unknown file:
   ?: 0 [scm-error misc-error #f "~A ~S" ("no code for module" (gnucash 
main)) #f]


ERROR: no code for module (gnucash main)
* 14:25:49  WARN  Could not spawn perl: Failed to execute 
child process (No such file or directory)



Does this mean Perl isn't loaded on her box or is there a problem with 
gnucash main?


--Steve

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