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Subject: math errors
Date: unknown
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Notes: eric,
I just created two accounts, one cash, and one bank. I added three
transactions to the cash account, adding 100 to each of them. this left
me 300 in the cash account. i wrote a check for 54 dollars from the bank
account, putting me 54 dollars in the hole.
i transferred 154 dollars from the cash account to the bank account, and
i did not get a segfault.
in light of this success, I am moving this bug to 'fixed'.
also, there is a new version of gnucash, 1.2.5, out as of a couple of days
ago. if you are still having this problem with the motif version, please let
me know, and I will be glad to re-open this bug report.
rob
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: math errors
Full_Name: eric b. hansen
Version: 1.2.1
GUI: motif
OS: RH linux 6.0 kernel 2.2.5
Submission from: (NULL) (199.184.237.21)
When transfering from one account to another in order to achieve an even $100
balance
it yields a balance of 99.100. yes, three decimals. Say you write checks on
account A
for $213, giving a balance of say, -$54.00. This problem arises when
transfering $154.00
from another account (B) to A. This error doesn't go away with aditional
transactions.
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