On Mon, May 13, 2002 at 01:39:22PM -0400, Tim Wunder wrote: | 1 - Cannot perform simple math when entering amounts in SX splits. | Steps to reproduce: | Create a Scheduled transaction | When entering an amount, use simple math, like can be done when creating a normal |entry, "10+10.50+12.66+3", to add several items together. | Expected result: The numbers are added together to give 36.16 | Actual result: The text, "10+10.50+12.66+3", is displayed.
Known ... while I think I resolved it for the in-line editing in the since-last-run dialog, it is not handled in the template editor. | 2 - Credit amount and debit amount are not balanced. | Steps to reproduce: | Create a Scheduled transaction with several spilts, purposely make the debit amounts |not equal the credit amounts. | Expected result: the entry would not be accepted unitl the credits and debits balance | Actual resul: Any old amount is acceptable. That's true ... ideallsy, if all the credit/debit fomulae are numeric, it will balance as you expect. It gets harder if ad-hoc variables are in the mix, however... Both issues are in src/doc/TODO-schedxactions | 3 - Cannot create a scheduled transaction from an existing transaction and have it |occur once. | Steps to reproduce: | Right-click an existing transaction and choose to schedule. | Choose a start date in the future. | Select number of occurences and enter 1. | Click OK | Go into the SX list and editor to view/edit all the SX's, the newly created SX will |not be listed. Yes ... two bugs found and fixed in the since-last-run code dealing with number-of-occurrence handling, not yet committed [tomorrow, hopefully]. | 4 - I have not been able to duplicate the Segfault I had a while ago, at least not |yet. But I have also not created an SX with variables. I'm guessing that's where the |problem lies. Perhaps I'll be able to look into that tonight... Hmmm... okay... let me know. ...jsled -- http://www.asynchronous.org - `a=jsled; b=asynchronous.org; echo ${a}@${b}` jabber:[EMAIL PROTECTED], ICQ:4983267, {AIM,YIM}:joshsled _______________________________________________ gnucash-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.gnucash.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-devel
