Thank you for trying Adrien. This budget bug is proving to be a major
headache. I really need more beta testers, especially with ability to build
from my branch.
Of note:
* previous methodology was: in a period, budgeted income, minus budgeted
expense and any asset/liability transfers, must
Hello,
It is from scratch, it is written in swift, it decompresses the .gnucash file
then parses the xml file and displays the account tree.
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> On Apr 18, 2020, at 5:37 AM, Geert Janssens
> wrote:
>
> An iOS app that can view gnucash files is certainly nice.
>
> Is it
Dale,
While that was the main thrust of the thread, it is inevitable that it will
bring attention to other issues so no real dramas. The advent of electronic
clearing almost immediately and OFX direct connect connections to at least
some banks (mine won't cooperate) is also changing the game. An
Thanks for all the background, I understand it a lot better now. Indeed,
I've noticed the intermingled UI/logic code in places, and I agree
that's not good.
What I want to try is launch the reconcile from the import, exactly like
aqbanking, so that shouldn't be a problem. No specific
One other consideration: The dependency should make sense architecturally: A
dependency on code in libgnucash/engine nearly always makes sense; a dependency
in the register on a function in import/export does not. That doesn't mean that
you should copy-and-paste the code instead, it means that
I use the python bindings regularly but I've never got any warnings or
errors such as you describe. Just to cover the basics first, are you sure
you didn't want to issue the venv command with the '--system-site-packages'
switch? Did you have pygnucash loaded to the pip of the python you used for
Oops, I misunderstood the turn this thread took. My mistake.
I don't have any particular comments on an autofix to clean XML files with
inconsistent reconciliation dates and the current approach GnuCash has for
reconciliation.
My comments were for some future many months->years away in a later
I'm tinkering with the python bindings, but I'm having trouble testing
the results of my changes. Could anyone give me some advice?
Currently, I build gnucash with ninja and then run 'python -m venv
' to set up a virtual python environment right next to the
fresh build. But when I
An iOS app that can view gnucash files is certainly nice.
Is it a from-scratch implementation or did you reuse our gnucash code for it
(the latter would
be really awesome) ?
Regards,
Geert
Op vrijdag 17 april 2020 18:17:28 CEST schreef Camille Rizko via gnucash-devel:
> Hello, I developped
Op vrijdag 17 april 2020 18:01:30 CEST schreef jeanl:
> Hi Devs,
> I have code that enables importing multiple OFX in one shot. It's actually
> *almost* already supported by GC, and required few changes.
> - The file import dialog needs a new option to allow multiple-file
> selections
> - Then
First off, modules are mostly on the way out. I have been working on removing
most uses of
those and plan to eliminate even more. The gnc_module code itself will remain
until we have a
better alternative.
Other than that, yes, you are allowed to include headers from other "modules".
Or more
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