Hi,
Herbert Thoma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi!
>
> We had some discussion about (missing) security features on the
> german list lately. This summary is for the records (i.e. please
> don't tell me that you are waiting for my patches ...).
>
> 1.: Prices entered in a stock or fund register w
Josh Sled ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> On Fri, 2005-02-11 at 15:01, Bill Nottingham wrote:
> > It builds, and the gtkhtml test menu item works. gtkhtml-3.6
> > is what will be in GNOME 2.10, may as well use whatever is available
> > on the system.
>
> Thanks! This is applied, though after some di
Hi!
We had some discussion about (missing) security features on the
german list lately. This summary is for the records (i.e. please
don't tell me that you are waiting for my patches ...).
1.: Prices entered in a stock or fund register window are not
inserted into the pricedb. This can lead to inco
Christian Stimming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> From looking at the code, it was obvious that for each imported
> transaction, there was a foreach-loop over *all* splits of the given
> account. If the account has many transactions, e.g. it covers several
> years, then 1. this takes a long time
Oops,
sorry, Benoit -- I didn't think enough about these potential
implications of my change. Those were not intended, and we can surely
revert that behaviour to the previous one.
Let me explain what I tried to do: I got complaints about some bad
performance of the matcher dialog (i.e. it took
Hi,
Sounds like a painful conversation.
Several months ago, I looked at 2 years of my data (about 1800 transactions).
I think my data is reasonably typical for someone in the US using gnucash
their personal checkbook. Here is what I found, in case it is of use.
My transactions are about 1/3
