Re: Bug: Transaction is Committed instead of Rollback'ed

[Dave Peticolas]

Derek Atkins writes:
> The more I delve into this, the more I find.  What's going on is that
> the register winds up calling SplitLedger.c:LedgerTraverse().  It
> winds up, at the bottom of the function, following the path of
> GNC_VERIFY_NO.  For some reason this never winds up calling
> RollbackEdit(), as far as I can tell.
> 
> Anyways, the 'No' path winds up breaking out and returning 'FALSE',
> which is the same thing that 'Yes' returns.

Yes but first the 'No' path calls xaccSRCancelCursorTransChanges
which may call xaccTransRollbackEdit if needed. Note that a rollback
is not always needed. The register doesn't actually change the
transaction unless you record or edit multiple lines. Is that
the case here?

dave
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