Bruno,
It turns out that Apple decided to put the perl headers exclusively in the
Xcode SDK but their perl patch doesn't quite work. Gory details may be read at
https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=127028.
The work-around in the last post to that bug, installing command-line tools and
David, Geert,
Thank you for this helpful guidance. I hope to try this soon.
Regards,
Patrick
On Mon, Mar 25, 2019 at 5:18 AM Geert Janssens
wrote:
> Op zondag 24 maart 2019 02:47:37 CET schreef David Cousens:
>
> > Patrick,
>
> >
>
> > When the Transaction is opened with the split button, the
aeg via gnucash-user writes:
[snip]
> level, so I shall continue to use it for double entry bookkeeping
> rather than double split bookkeeping.
It is double-entry (even in basic mode) because you are entering both
debits and credits. It is still double-entry even if you have 5 splits.
This is a
Hi John,
I was referring to MacHD/Library/Perl, so proceeded following your suggestions.
The rm commands worked.
Tried installing Date::Manip, as you suggested, which generated a long log
(attached in full), but seems to have failed for the following reasons (I
noticed):
'YAML' not installed, w
Interesting, but not really necessary to change. (and it would introduce more
code to maintain)
If you don’t want to use memos, don’t.
If you do, then turn on transaction-journal view instead and use that. You’ll
never encounter this problem of ‘hidden’ data.
I got so tired of expanding transa
I think the confusion is arising because the default view (well intentioned for
simplicity for new users) is hiding the double-entry nature of the actual data
and this necessitated special terms and definitions for ’simple transaction’
and ‘compound transaction’ and then someone decided to use t
While I don’t have an issue with the use of the term ’split’ as a noun (seems
quite normal to me) after looking at my Accounting textbook, I see the authors
simply refer to each debit/credit as an ‘entry’ which of course makes sense in
light of the phrase ‘double-entry accounting.’ They however
You need to reverse the preference on your #2 back to using the GnuCash color
theme.
If the preference is checked, GnuCash will load its own predefined colors, or
colors from a custom css file.
If the preference is cleared, GnuCash will use colors from the default Gtk
theme. (Adwaita in this c
Ken,
You're missing the point here. Dale is pointing out an implementation that
automatically copies hidden (and transaction-specific) information from one
transaction to the next. This annoying feature is what Liz was referring to
when she said she'd purchased many washing machines: the inform
> On Mar 24, 2019, at 7:34 AM, Richard Zhang wrote:
>
> Hi Support,
> I got a problem when I use the GNUCASH.
>
> Environment: Window 10 Enterprise
> Version: 1709
> Language: English
>
> Symptom: some words in menu and description can not be displayed.
> [cid:image001.png@01D4E2
You can edit any field of the memorized transaction to your liking.
Ken Schneider
> On Mar 25, 2019, at 5:01 AM, Glenn Christman
> wrote:
>
>
> I also have turned on double-line mode to deal with the notes/memo field. I
> use it mainly on one account.
>
> The original suggestions would b
Op zondag 24 maart 2019 02:47:37 CET schreef David Cousens:
> Patrick,
>
> When the Transaction is opened with the split button, the Description field
> name should change to Memo. There are other changes in the headings as
> described in the documentation (
> https://www.gnucash.org/docs/v3/C/gnu
I also have turned on double-line mode to deal with the notes/memo
field. I use it mainly on one account.
The original suggestions would be nice options to have - certainly the
non-copying of the field for memorized transactions would be great.
On 3/24/2019 10:22 PM, Liz wrote:
On Sun,
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