Geert wrote:
Aside from the bug you are trying to analyse...
You can try to add a new account window (which is not the same as creating a
new book), via menu View->New Accounts Page.
If this shows your existing account data, there is another bug in 2.3.10
regarding the accounts page not showing
On 2/19/2010 12:06 PM, Christian Stimming wrote:
[...] what I can recall is this:
All the "number collecting calculations" in all of the reports are
horribly inefficient, or more academic: coded in the wrong level of
abstraction. That is, the calculation of the balance difference between start
a
On Saturday 20 February 2010, Jesse Weinstein wrote:
> This patch causes the SX "Since Last Run..." dialog to display SX
> variables in ASCII order, rather than ordering by hashvalue (i.e. no
> order at all) as was done previously.
>
> I previously, incorrectly, sent this to the list mixed in with
On Saturday 20 February 2010, Jesse Weinstein wrote:
> This patch allows gnucash to be built from bzr repositories, by
> modifying gnc-svnversion to support bzr.
>
> I previously, incorrectly, sent this to the list mixed in with another
> patch; I'm resending it separately, as suggested on IRC, fo
This patch causes the SX "Since Last Run..." dialog to display SX
variables in ASCII order, rather than ordering by hashvalue (i.e. no
order at all) as was done previously.
I previously, incorrectly, sent this to the list mixed in with another
patch; I'm resending it separately, as suggested on IR
On Saturday 20 February 2010, John Ralls wrote:
> On Feb 19, 2010, at 2:24 PM, Geert Janssens wrote:
> > I'd like to bump the minimum required glib2 for the 2.3.x series to 2.12.
> > The reason is that I'm trying to solve a bug with database passwords that
> > contain ':' characters. This interfere
This patch allows gnucash to be built from bzr repositories, by
modifying gnc-svnversion to support bzr.
I previously, incorrectly, sent this to the list mixed in with another
patch; I'm resending it separately, as suggested on IRC, for ease of
commenting.
Jesse
=== modified file 'util/gnc-svnver
On Feb 19, 2010, at 2:24 PM, Geert Janssens wrote:
> I'd like to bump the minimum required glib2 for the 2.3.x series to 2.12. The
> reason is that I'm trying to solve a bug with database passwords that contain
> ':' characters. This interferes with the code that uses ':' as separator for
> th
I'd like to bump the minimum required glib2 for the 2.3.x series to 2.12. The
reason is that I'm trying to solve a bug with database passwords that contain
':' characters. This interferes with the code that uses ':' as separator for
the database parameters.
My solution would be to encode the pa
Am Freitag, 19. Februar 2010 schrieb Kim Wood:
> A new minor problem - the latest Windows nightly build r18685 install and
> runs successfully. However, the account name text that normally displays
> in the tab is blank. The tabs "work", and do allow an account to be
> selected - but there is n
On Friday 19 February 2010, Andrzej Perliński wrote:
> Hello,
> I wanted to translate some materials of the webpage.
Great ! The website translation is indeed running behind in several languages.
An update to the Polish translation would be very nice.
> http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Translation#H
A new minor problem - the latest Windows nightly build r18685 install and
runs successfully. However, the account name text that normally displays in
the tab is blank. The tabs "work", and do allow an account to be selected -
but there is no text or color highlighting displayed in the tab. This
Hello,
I wanted to translate some materials of the webpage.
http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Translation#How_to_translate_the_web_page
I have checked out htdocs trunk, as stated at above page, but after
downloading the make program, I cannot do "make pot" properly - i get an
error message.
I'd lik
Am Freitag, 19. Februar 2010 schrieb Jeff Kletsky:
> I found the "optimizing reports" thread from October 2007, but not a lot
> since then. Has there been any significant understanding gained since
> then about what is so slow on what should be a relatively
> straightforward task? Was it ever narro
Always good to know what has gone before and that I'm biting off a
"challenging" problem.
I'll probably start with a liberal set debug statements with
gettimeofday to see if I can tell if it's in the collection of the data,
or the rendering of the data into HTML once all collected.
Including
On Thursday 18 February 2010, Mike Evans wrote:
> On Tuesday February 16 2010 15:42:28 Mike Evans wrote:
> > Displaying payments on a printed bill doubled the bill instead of
> > subtracting the payment.
> > I've added to patch to fix this bug in bugzilla.
> >
> > Mike E
>
> I forgot to update fa
Jeff Kletsky writes:
> Re-reading, I wanted to make sure that it was understood that my
> intent is to try to fix some of this in a hopefully generally useful
> way as I work through the reports and output I need...
I suspect you'll need to invoke more 6.031. :)
I don't think we've done any pr
Kim Wood writes:
> WTF? But 2.3.10-setup.exe (74Mb) runs fine. It also reports itself also as
> build r18664, but with a different file size to Windows nightly build r18664
> (76Mb). Anyway, there you go... At least 2.3.10 runs fine.
The tag build and nightly build could be the same revision
On Friday 19 February 2010, Donald Allen wrote:
> Phil --
>
> As I promised in my email to you yesterday, I tried 2.3.10 this
> morning, since my previous testing that led to filing the bug report
> (609583) we've been discussing (and one other) was with 2.3.8.
>
> As with 2.3.8, I built 2.3.10 f
Christian Stimming writes:
>> Thinking of it, where do I get the source tarball that should be uploaded to
>> sf ? Do I build this myself, or is it available somewhere on the build server
>> ?
>> The windows installer is easy: that I can get from the build server.
>
> You would have to build it y
Christian Stimming writes:
> Am Montag, 15. Februar 2010 schrieb John Ralls:
>> > Err, yes. What do you mean by "outdated versions"? Specifically the
>> > current final 2.3.9 build started by an empty build directory and
>> > downloaded and/or compiled all dependencies just as they are written in
Phil --
As I promised in my email to you yesterday, I tried 2.3.10 this
morning, since my previous testing that led to filing the bug report
(609583) we've been discussing (and one other) was with 2.3.8.
As with 2.3.8, I built 2.3.10 from source (I'm running this on an Arch
Linux system with 2.2.
While we like the professional features found in GNUCash as an
accounting system, we're at wits end with the reporting system.
Moving to a modern HTML rendering engine is great step in the right
direction. However, even in 2.3.10, the time to build a simple budget
report off two-months' of per
Tommy Trussell writes:
> On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 1:13 PM, Derek Atkins wrote:
>> In case you haven't noticed, the server is back online. It came back
>> around 2am last night after working with some routing issues locally.
>
> is the wiki down? I can't get it to respond... I just rebooted my
>
Re-reading, I wanted to make sure that it was understood that my intent
is to try to fix some of this in a hopefully generally useful way as I
work through the reports and output I need...
Jeff
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On Friday 19 February 2010, Tommy Trussell wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 1:13 PM, Derek Atkins wrote:
> > In case you haven't noticed, the server is back online. It came back
> > around 2am last night after working with some routing issues locally.
>
> is the wiki down? I can't get it to resp
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 1:13 PM, Derek Atkins wrote:
> In case you haven't noticed, the server is back online. It came back
> around 2am last night after working with some routing issues locally.
is the wiki down? I can't get it to respond... I just rebooted my
router to be sure, and wiki.gnucas
If I understand this correctly, Skrooge and KMyMoney seem to be working
together to develop a common import/export library that could also import
GnuCash data [1].
It may be useful for Gnucash to interface with this library as well, as it
would potentially allow it to import Skrooge and KMyMone
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