Thanks. That seems to be a much better approach. :)
-derek
Quoting Neil Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Friday 04 November 2005 11:18 pm, Neil Williams wrote:
The list of available objects in cashutil has been redefined to only handle
those objects that can actually be queried, i.e. have a QofParam struct
registered with qof_class_register - not just those with a QofObject
description used in qof_object_register.
The list is now:
//gncOrder (pending likely removal)
gncTaxTable Tax Table
gncVendor Vendor
gncEntry Order/Invoice/Bill Entry
gncEmployee Employee
gncAddress Address
gncCustomer Customer
gncBillTerm Billing Term
gncJob Job
gncInvoice Invoice
Price Price
sched-xaction Scheduled Transaction
FreqSpec Frequency Specification
Split Split
Trans Transaction
Account Account
gncOrder is commented out temporarily pending testing.
If any QofObject is missing, it is because it has no QofClass
parameters. e.g.
Budget.
My mistake - there was no point using all objects when what was
needed was all
registered classes.
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