Hi list, Since I moved to Britain, I have about half of my acocunts in euro, the other half in pounds. As I still use the same locale, some accounts use a nice € symbol and some the less nice GBP ticker symbol. I want to be able to ddefine the symbol gnucash should use when printing amounts. What do you think of that feature ?
I have implemented code to do that. We add a property "char* user_symbol" to the Commodity class. This property is populated from GConf, and then used instead of the mnemonic when printing amounts (we still use the canonical symbol of the "default currency" when applicable). I think I still need a nice interface in the Preferences dialog to set the user_symbol, but before I do that, what do you think of that implementation ? Patch is at: http://brol.fperrin.net/gnucash/nice-currency.patch Screenshot, where EUR is my default currency, AUD and GBP have a nice symbol defined, and CHF has no symbol defined : http://brol.fperrin.net/gnucash/nice-currency.png -- Fred _______________________________________________ gnucash-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnucash.org/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-devel
