I'm having a difficult time getting started programming gnucash in
Scheme (Guile). I found
http://gnucash.org/lxr/gnucash/source/doc/guile-hackers.txt
but it doesn't really tell me enough.
In particular --
1. How do I start a Guile read-eval-print loop that's connected to
gnucash? What's t
For a wonderful palm-pilot based tracker, there's a GPL'd tool called
"Timesheet" that has most all of the features asked for by Linas - editable
start and stop times, you can flag hours as billable or non-billable, it has
pulldown menus for clients, job, and task description as well as a free-for
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I just tried to import some QIF snippet from my online bank. Unfortunately
GnuCash crashed on loading the file...
I run current GnuCash-1.6 CVS. I choose the attached file, and get asked on
the date format. I pick one date format (which one, doesn't matter),
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On Thursday 21 June 2001 09:29, Paul Poulain wrote:
> As I said previously, I could perhaps help to translate GC1. to french.
> I succeeded to compile GC1.6.0 on MDK8.0, and I had the surprise to see
> that the translation to french is less than halfly done. So
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On Friday 22 June 2001 12:21, Felgentraeger, Marcel wrote:
> I just wondered if there is a way to adept the tax report to the country
> you live in? In my case this would be Germany
> and as far as I have seen, there are many taxes and whatsoever built in
> to t
On Fri, Jun 22, 2001 at 11:26:42AM +0200, Christian Stimming wrote:
> I just tried to import some QIF snippet from my online bank. Unfortunately
> GnuCash crashed on loading the file...
This should be fixed now. Thanks for the report.
b.g.
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gnuca
When importing qif from my bank (Canada Trust) there are two
problems, both of which are shown by the sample below:
!Type:Bank
D01/29/01
MCheque
N293
P
T-1.00
^
D01/28/01
MMortgage Payment
NMTG
P
T-1.00
^
D01/27/01
MBill Payment
NBIL
PSCHED PAYMENT #18924 THE BAY
T-1.00
^
The first problem has
Nice work on gnucash 1.6.0! It's nice to have a balance sheet
that balances (most of the time).
I got annoyed that the balance sheet only balances using weighted
average prices, so I generated the following patch that adds an
Unrealized Gain/Loss line item.
# This is a patch for gnuca