Wm,
As far as the budget documentation that I wrote, I focused on the stable
release. Yes, there is a bit of new budget functionality in unstable,
but I haven't documented these features yet.
I'm not able to update my patch for the documentation right now, but
perhaps in a few days. I'll comment specifically on the patch using the
comments on Bugzilla.
Actually, there could be two patches. One would bring the budget
documentation up to current 2.4.13 functionality (basically, what I've
written, updated to reflect you and others' suggestions).
Another patch could bring the documentation to match the SVN unstable
release functionality.
Regards,
Robert
On 10/4/2013 2:10 PM, Wm Tarr wrote:
On 04/10/2013 18:51, Geert Janssens wrote:
On Friday 04 October 2013 18:01:02 Wm Tarr wrote:
> On 04/10/2013 15:15, John Ralls wrote:
> > On Oct 4, 2013, at 7:05 AM, Wm Tarr <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> On 24/09/2013 03:32, Robert Ratliff wrote:
> >>> Can someone please review some documentation I've written that I
> >>> would like to contribute to GnuCash? I've created a bug for the
> >>> change, and submitted my changes as a patch.
> >>>
> >>> The patches are in the bug report here:
> >>> https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=708267
> >>
> >> I have a few comments to make, some are small changes to actual
> >> text, others more general. What is the best way to do it?>
> > Make your comments on the bug report.
>
> Done for now.
>
> RobertR: no amount of explaining is going to fix gnc's Budgeting but
> we might as well explain what it does and doesn't do as is.
>
> Are other people here OK with that approach? I might be able to fix a
> few of the reports but I don't have the inside-gnc knowledge to fix
> the guts and always just take it outside, at least I know my scripts
> work and what their limits are. So I sort of wonder if some of the
> reports shouldn't just be marked "may not do what you expect".
>
> I should add that I used Stable rather than Unstable for my testing
> but I don't think anyone has worked on Budgets recently. I can use
> either if anyone can tell me otherwise.
>
Thanks for your feedback.
Actually there are a few changes in the budget area in unstable.
Wow!
I don't know which or how much though. I didn't really follow the
development as I'm not using the feature.
Is anyone?
I'll use Unstable latest when I next check RobertR's changes. Since I
pulled code for the docs where should I look for the actual changes in
the budget area? The code is often opaque to me :(
> Aside:
> ===
> http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Translation#How_to_translate_the_GnuCash_
> guide_and.2For_help_files ===
> says
> ===
> If you want to edit the files on /Windows/ or /MacOSX/, we don't know
> yet a good software tool that can process the DocBook files so that
> you can see the final document. Please add your comments here if you
> have a better solution.
> ===
> I did it all on Win XP using cygwin (sans X) having googled in circles
> for a bit. Should cygwin or mingw+msys be a barrier to people
> editing documentation these days? the *nix command line instructions
> worked fine.
I'm glad that worked fine for you. Can you add some instructions to
the wiki page ? That would help other people coming after you. Thanks !
Sure, I'd need a tester as my cygwin install is mature. Is anyone
perhaps from a *nix env (not essential)
using Win (essential)
but *not* using cygwin or mingw+msys (essential)
prepared to go through the details with me ?
This may be an opportunity for you, and me, to add a small bit to the
community
--
Robert Ratliff
blog: http://bobbyratliff.nfshost.com/
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