Graham Menhennitt gra...@menhennitt.com.au writes:
I guess somebody had a go at fixing this. But it's still wrong. The
error is now:
XML Parsing Error: mismatched tag. Expected: /p. Location:
http://www.gnucash.org/#090607-2.3.1.news Line Number 82, Column
12:1998./p/span ---^
I played around last night with how reports are loaded in the system. I
basically replaced:
(use-module (gnucash report report-A))
(use-module (gnucash report report-B))
which appears in standard-reports.scm, with
(define (get-report-list) (list
'report-A
'report-B
))
(for-each
Quoting Phil Longstaff plongst...@rogers.com:
I played around last night with how reports are loaded in the system.
I basically replaced:
(use-module (gnucash report report-A))
(use-module (gnucash report report-B))
which appears in standard-reports.scm, with
(define (get-report-list)
I did try to fix it by adding /li to the end of the li lines. However, for
some reason, I can't see the RSS feed, so I can't fix it. If you could send me
a patch, that would be great.
Phil
From: Derek Atkins warl...@mit.edu
To: Graham Menhennitt
On Jun 11, 2009, at 11:26 AM, Derek Atkins wrote:
Hi,
I noticed that you've done a lot of work on a semi-standalone
GnuCash application for OSX. Could you perhaps come over to gnucash-
devel or the #gnucash irc channel so we can talk about setting up an
OSX Build Server? I'd like to
This sounds like a useful improvement.
I have a minor comment, which might be a tangent: When using the
~/.gnucash/config.user to specify load-from-path reports, it will not
work unless the absolute path is specified; e.g.
/home/user/.gnucash/reports/myreport.scm. If I use ~/.gnucash/...
the
Havard,
Quoting Havard Rast Blok n...@hblok.net:
This sounds like a useful improvement.
I have a minor comment, which might be a tangent: When using the
~/.gnucash/config.user to specify load-from-path reports, it will
not work unless the absolute path is specified; e.g.
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 07:08:18AM -0700, Phil Longstaff wrote:
I played around last night with how reports are loaded in the system. I
basically replaced:
(use-module (gnucash report report-A))
(use-module (gnucash report report-B))
which appears in standard-reports.scm, with
Seeking advice and opinions ...
I have an application that I wrote that reads the GnuCash XML file and
exports that data into an SQLite database. From there, it performs
budgeting and reporting stuff against the SQLite database.
So, now that GnuCash has an SQLite backend, I'm thinking
Hi,
Quoting Pelton, Brian bpel...@jgboswell.com:
[snip]
My first question is - is it insane to want to have one data source?
Not insane, but not necessarily a good idea.. Depends how the data
is to be shared.
Are the risks of messing something up are too great, so leave it as is?
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