On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 21:02, Biju Chacko wrote:
I don't know if this will help any, but the GNU Enterprise project
(www.gnue.org) seem to have achieved something on similar lines to what
you are describing. I don't think that they conciously decided to come
up with a declaratory language for
Hello all:
I feel I'm close to having a Quickbooks to GnuCash conversion process
completed (I'll post the recipe if I can make it work all the way).
Right now I have a python script that is reading IIF format and
generating QIF (see attached files).
When I import the QIF into GnuCash (1.8.8
Hi,
Of course it's documented. :)
I'd like to say that gnucash is one of the most well-documented pieces
of open source software. This is more important than many people might
think, because it helps new developers, speeding up the development
process as well as leading to better quality
Greetings,
automake 1.8.x is a bit more pedantic about m4 quoting, and
issues an underquote warning when parsing the m4 macros installed by
gnucash. The following patch fixes the problem.
Regards,
Luigi
*** gnucash.m4 Fri May 14 15:03:25 2004
--- gnucash.m4.new Fri May 14
hi derek,
thanks for the quick reply.
LDFLAGS=-lnsl -lintl -L/usr/ucblib -lucb bash ./configure --disable-static
--disable-error-on-warning
where can i found the mentioned workarounds?
benjamin
Derek Atkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 07.05.04 15:21:13:
This error tends to imply a libintl
Hi,
I hope this is the right mailing list for sending the patch. The supports
Indian Mutual Funds in GnuCash investment accounts. The latest version of
finance-quote (version 1.08) includes support for this. I've been happily
running gnucash with this patch since version 1.8.2. The patch is
Applied
-derek
Luigi Ballabio [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Greetings,
automake 1.8.x is a bit more pedantic about m4 quoting, and
issues an underquote warning when parsing the m4 macros installed by
gnucash. The following patch fixes the problem.
Regards,
Luigi
***
Hi,
Keith Hellman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello all:
I feel I'm close to having a Quickbooks to GnuCash conversion process
completed (I'll post the recipe if I can make it work all the way).
Right now I have a python script that is reading IIF format and
generating QIF (see attached