Hi,
Just upgraded from 1.3.5 to 1.4.0. On a quick look, everything looks
great. Much nicer all around.
One minor thing though - my default currency is the Australian Dollar
(AUD). All the values in the main window, and the values and totals in
the register windows now show with "AUD" as their
Hi,
I was wondering (1.4.0 looks great, btw--solid), if there is a way to
get a monthly total for each account/category, for a range of months.
Currently there does not seem to be anything that will do this. Maybe
with the months across the top, and the (sub)categories down the side, ,
etc.
Matthew Vanecek writes:
Once upon a time, there were a couple of messages that said swig was not
required for the GNOME build of gnucash, and that "yeah, we really need
to take that outta the build process". This still has not happened. Is
there a real dependency in the source on Swig with
Wesley Hosking writes:
When trying to compile up 1.40 (from the tarball) - I get the
following (On a Sparc Linux machine running rh6.2 ) :
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../.. -I.. -I../engine -I../gnome -I../re
gister-g -O2 -Wall -I/usr/include -DNEED_GNOMESUPPORT_H
Conrad Canterford writes:
Hi,
Just upgraded from 1.3.5 to 1.4.0. On a quick look, everything looks
great. Much nicer all around.
One minor thing though - my default currency is the Australian Dollar
(AUD). All the values in the main window, and the values and totals in
the register windows
Dave Peticolas writes:
Alan Orndorff writes:
Dave Peticolas wrote:
Alan Orndorff writes:
Reports now work on Solaris under Gnucash 1.40, so I pulled up
Profit/Loss and then looked at "Net." Not a pretty number, can
someone fix this? :-)
First you have to tell us what's
Dave Peticolas wrote:
Wesley Hosking writes:
When trying to compile up 1.40 (from the tarball) - I get the
following (On a Sparc Linux machine running rh6.2 ) :
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../.. -I.. -I../engine -I../gnome -I../re
gister-g -O2 -Wall -I/usr/include
Dear All
Today is my first time trying to make GNUCash happen
on my RedHat 6.1 i386 box.
I had to install Guile, G-wrap, SWIG
And finally upon compiling GNUCash, I got this error:
Entering directory '/opt1/gnucash-1.4.0/src/guile
FLAVOR=gnome g-wrap --api c --target guile gnc.gwp
Wesley Hosking writes:
Wesley Hosking writes:
When trying to compile up 1.40 (from the tarball) - I get the
following (On a Sparc Linux machine running rh6.2 ) :
FLAVOR=gnome g-wrap --api c --target guile gnc.gwp
ERROR: In expression (cdr lst):
ERROR: Stack overflow
Matthew Vanecek writes:
Hi,
I was wondering (1.4.0 looks great, btw--solid), if there is a way to
get a monthly total for each account/category, for a range of months.
Currently there does not seem to be anything that will do this. Maybe
with the months across the top, and the
Vincent Yau writes:
Dear All
Today is my first time trying to make GNUCash happen
on my RedHat 6.1 i386 box.
I had to install Guile, G-wrap, SWIG
And finally upon compiling GNUCash, I got this error:
Entering directory '/opt1/gnucash-1.4.0/src/guile
FLAVOR=gnome g-wrap --api c
I have 1.4 running, on rh6.2 (on Intel and Ultra Sparc ) Linux.
After creating the accounts file with the Intel version, when I try
and bring it up on the UltraSparc I get :
This file appears to be from a newer version of GNUCash. You must
upgrade GnuCash to read this file.
Any hints on
Wesley Hosking writes:
I have 1.4 running, on rh6.2 (on Intel and Ultra Sparc ) Linux.
After creating the accounts file with the Intel version, when I try
and bring it up on the UltraSparc I get :
This file appears to be from a newer version of GNUCash. You must
upgrade GnuCash to read
CVS has been updated.
New Stuff (Development Branch):
+ The main window displays the name of the currently opened file
as GnuCash - filename. If there is no current file, it displays
GnuCash - Untitled.
+ The account add dialog is now modeless.
+ The account add dialog will not let
Frederic Devernay writes:
Hello,
I saw you message on adding palm support to gnucash on the list, did
you come to any conclusion?
Yes, I have thought about it, but I've put the project on hold until
gnucash has the ability to store metadata (including rules to map
Palm expense app
I finally got 1.3.100 compiled on Solaris 8 and I like it.
Thanks guys. Couple of questions:
Are you planning on having a transaction reminder? I'd like
to be able to pre-enter recurrent transactions with all the
information needed. When the date comes, gnucash would simply
offer me to record
Charles M. Gagnon writes:
I finally got 1.3.100 compiled on Solaris 8 and I like it.
Thanks guys. Couple of questions:
Are you planning on having a transaction reminder? I'd like
to be able to pre-enter recurrent transactions with all the
information needed. When the date comes,
I would like to request some advice regarding account structure from
the nice folks here:
I have a 401(k) into which a portion of every paycheck goes. I took
out a loan from that 401(k), and a portion of every paycheck also goes
into that.
I'm quite confused about how to handle this loan, as
On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, Todd Greer wrote:
I would like to request some advice regarding account structure from
the nice folks here:
I'll give it a stab. Remember that there is no "right" way to do it.
There are only "workable" ways. Further, IANAA.
I have a 401(k) into which a portion of every
I suggest that you treat the 401k as if it was a corporation in which you
happen to own all the stock. Give it its own set of books.
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Okay, I'm going to try to help. I've done some C++ programming but I'm by
no means a hacker.
I want to help out on this project and get familar with C but I need
somewhere to start. Can someone point out a feature that would be
somewhat simple to add?
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Willis Yonker writes:
Okay, I'm going to try to help. I've done some C++ programming but I'm by
no means a hacker.
I want to help out on this project and get familar with C but I need
somewhere to start. Can someone point out a feature that would be
somewhat simple to add?
If you're
I'll copy this to the list as it's of general interest. Herein begins
floating-point arithmetic 101. :)
Dave Peticolas writes:
I wrote
it is inevitable that rounding errors will accumulate when
adding a large column of figures because none of the quantities being
added has an exact
On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, Keith Refson wrote:
I'll copy this to the list as it's of general interest. Herein begins
floating-point arithmetic 101. :)
[snip - description of FP calculations]
Of course there are ways around this. If you add up the numbers in a
different order you will get a
Keith Refson writes:
I'll copy this to the list as it's of general interest. Herein begins
floating-point arithmetic 101. :)
Dave Peticolas writes:
I wrote
it is inevitable that rounding errors will accumulate when
adding a large column of figures because none of the quantities
Robert Graham Merkel wrote:
Matthew Vanecek writes:
Hi,
I was wondering (1.4.0 looks great, btw--solid), if there is a way to
get a monthly total for each account/category, for a range of months.
Currently there does not seem to be anything that will do this. Maybe
with
I have data of my business transactions that I took from my bank's and
broker's web pages, and I would like to import this data into gnucash.
I could use the perl scripts for generating QIF files, but considering
the manual intervention and the limitations of QIF compared to gnucash
I would
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have data of my business transactions that I took from my bank's and
broker's web pages, and I would like to import this data into gnucash.
I could use the perl scripts for generating QIF files, but considering
the manual intervention and the limitations of QIF
I can confirm that I've had working versions on
SPARC/Linux (compiled out of the tarball) and Solaris 2.6.
- Chris
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Rob Browning writes:
gnucash --evaluate '(display "Hello world.\n") (gnc:shutdown 0)'
For the command line arguments, I want something much more user
friendly. We may need both a low-level --evaluate, and something
higher-level as well...
Thoughts?
One of the "lessons learned from"
writes:
I have data of my business transactions that I took from my bank's and
broker's web pages, and I would like to import this data into gnucash.
I could use the perl scripts for generating QIF files, but considering
the manual intervention and the limitations of QIF compared to gnucash
I've been over this, but I cannot figure out what's going on. Whenever
I open the transaction report, it crashes with the pictured trace, and
an "Error executing scheme report". The error is "Function,
wrong-type-arg". The function call is (according to the trace):
[localtime -4294992496.0].
Matthew Vanecek writes:
I've been over this, but I cannot figure out what's going on. Whenever
I open the transaction report, it crashes with the pictured trace, and
an "Error executing scheme report". The error is "Function,
wrong-type-arg". The function call is (according to the trace):
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Hallo
Christopher Browne writes:
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