Linas Vepstas writes:
The directory 'raw' should probably be moved to be a subdirectory of
src/experimental
done.
dave
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"Andrew S. Howell" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I get the following error when trying to import a qif file
from Quicken 2000. After the error, gnucash exits. I'm running
1.3.99 on Redhat 6.2J
Any Ideas?
That's several bugs with QIF importing that you discovered
One priece of sub-optimal behaviour I have noticed with QIF
importation is the association with a specific GNUCASH account. I can
choose the account from the "Accounts" tab after loading it, but the
association is a once-off thing which isn't saved between sessions.
Of course I can choose
On Wed, 07 Jun 2000 23:07:31 -0400, Matthew Lepper
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Matthew 1) Ctrl-W doesn't close the register window, it seems to do
Matthew something approximating delete-word-backwards
good! That's readline behavior. I think that C-w needs to be removed
from "close the register
Keith Refson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
One priece of sub-optimal behaviour I have noticed with QIF
importation is the association with a specific GNUCASH account. I can
choose the account from the "Accounts" tab after loading it, but the
association is a once-off thing which isn't saved
Rob Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
good! That's readline behavior. I think that C-w needs to be removed
from "close the register window", C-w should stay "delete word
backwards", and "close window" should become something else.
Well, using modifier-W to close a window has pretty long
While we're at it, why not use the 'netscape' key-codes?
M-w for close-window
M-q for quit app
M-o for open
...
This way C-* is used for editing (ala readline) and M-* is used for
window operations. Much more Unix-friendly, IMHO. Granted, I might
accidentally
CVS has been updated.
New Stuff:
+ Robert Graham Merkel's patch to the average balance report.
+ Bill Gribble's patch to the QIF importing routines.
dave
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I mentioned this because the menu says that C-W closes
the register window, but it doesn't. It also seems to
be a Gnome standard keybinding, if there is such a thing.
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Matthew
Derek Atkins wrote:
While we're at it, why not use the 'netscape' key-codes?
M-w for close-window
Dave Peticolas writes:
writes:
It's been rumoured that Robert Graham Merkel said:
This patch fixes a crash in the average balance report when the
starting and ending dates are entered incorrectly.
Um, I admit that I didn't really look at this patch, but have a stupid
On Fri, 09 Jun 2000 11:03:34 +1000, the world broke into rejoicing as
Robert Graham Merkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I want to suggest that a better long-term architecture might be that
the financial calculators etc. be implemented in C, as a part of the
engine. My arguments for this
The transaction report produces erroneous output if you just the
double-column amount display in combination with the "merged" style
output.
The problem is that any potential "fix" also presents data in an
incorrect way, particularly for multi-split transactions.
Therefore I would like to
Matthew Lepper writes:
I mentioned this because the menu says that C-W closes
the register window, but it doesn't. It also seems to
be a Gnome standard keybinding, if there is such a thing.
I understand. In this case, there is a conflict between
the gnome-standard text editing keys and the
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Hmm. My general experience with interpreted languages on the server side
is poor, I've walked away with the idea that its just a bad idea, and to
just say no. Basically, they end up being CPU suckers that just don't
scale, never mind maintenance headaches,
On Wed, 7 Jun 2000 22:40:14 -0500, Scott Haug [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
Scott I thought Dave would answer this, since he gave me the answer
Scott when I first asked this question. But he didn't, so I will.
Scott In all GNOME (GTK?) apps, you can assign your own hotkeys to
Scott pulldown menu
It's been rumoured that Garrett Robert Banuk said:
Yes, I've thought about doing this. Maybe on my free time over this
summer. I was going to do this for my college project but it just
seems to small.
I think you wildly underestimate how hard it is to do a good installer.
I think you
Going through the "cleanups before 1.4" list, updating the
README is probably not a bad idea. To do this, I need to update
the list of supported platforms.
At this stage, what do we have working besides (obviously) Linux/x86?
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Buddha Buck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I tend to think of "Journal Entries" as being like GnuCash
"transactions"
(i.e., a collection of splits that are related and balance).
That's not the way Linas defined it or uses it. In his
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