Thank you Daniel for your response. Actually, I have also tried to adjust C
code to make it compilable, but after changing 2 or 3 source files I said
myself stop and gave up. By some reason, I did not like the idea to
amputate some (even small) pieces of functionality just to obtain some
divnbsp;/divdivnbsp;/divdiv09.07.2014, 18:14, Maksym Satula
lt;maksym.sat...@gmail.comgt;:/divblockquote type=citedivbr /Thank
you Daniel for your response. Actually, I have also tried to adjust C code to
make it compilable, but after changing 2 or 3 source files I said myself stop
and gave
divnbsp;/divdivnbsp;/divdiv09.07.2014, 18:14, Maksym Satula
lt;maksym.sat...@gmail.comgt;:/divblockquote type=citedivbr /Thank
you Daniel for your response. Actually, I have also tried to adjust C code to
make it compilable, but after changing 2 or 3 source files I said myself stop
and gave
Thanks for the reply.
In one of the links I've referred to, it stated that libstdc++ in FreeBSD
10 environment does not support C++11, whereas libc++ is the library built
to support C++11.
Why do we need a new C++ stack? There are two main reasons: functionality
and licensing. FreeBSD 9.0
On 7/9/14 4:15 PM, Alexandre Rademaker wrote:
A probably foolish question that I am saving for a long time! I
normally use C-c C-a to add transaction in the ledger-mode. I know
that this basically call the command ledger add. One pitfall is the
payee names with spaces. The regex used to match
Ahhh, I had no idea that was the purpose of that file. I wish I understood
programs better. Thanks for the info on that. I also like to edit the
ledger file with a simple text editor, so your method could be a way to go
about it for me, too :D
On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 4:04 AM, Chris Leyon
Thank you. The answer is so obvious that I am embarrassed! :-)
Best,
Alexandre
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 5:17 PM, Douglas Philips douglas.phil...@gmail.com
wrote:
On 7/9/14 4:15 PM, Alexandre Rademaker wrote:
A probably foolish question that I am saving for a long time! I
normally use C-c C-a
I am not going to put that in the manual :)
On Wednesday, July 9, 2014, Alexandre Rademaker aradema...@gmail.com
wrote:
Thank you. The answer is so obvious that I am embarrassed! :-)
Best,
Alexandre
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 5:17 PM, Douglas Philips douglas.phil...@gmail.com
:-) sure!!
Best,
Alexandre Rademaker
http://arademaker.github.com/
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 7:46 PM, Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com wrote:
I am not going to put that in the manual :)
On Wednesday, July 9, 2014, Alexandre Rademaker aradema...@gmail.com
wrote:
Thank you. The answer is so
I'd hate to see ledger-mode's support for scheduled transactions removed
entirely in favor of cron -- not least because I tend not to have my
computer running 24-7, so I'd be worried about missing transactions that
fall due on a day when the computer's off (because I'm out of town or
The initial impetus was the difficulty in keeping GnuCash running happily
on MacOS, despite the efforts of the fine folks at MacPorts. [1] In an
interesting synchronicity, the most recent problem caused GnuCash to crash
any time I tried to open the scheduled transaction editor. :-) This sort
On Wednesday, July 9, 2014 10:00:47 PM UTC-4, Richard Cobbe wrote:
The initial impetus was the difficulty in keeping GnuCash running happily
on MacOS, despite the efforts of the fine folks at MacPorts. [1] In an
interesting synchronicity, the most recent problem caused GnuCash to crash
On Tuesday, July 8, 2014 5:34:32 PM UTC-4, Craig Earls wrote:
I have been very slowly working on exactly that for a long time. I keep
dithering on how to represent that kind of recurrence. So, since you are
the first to ask, what would you like it to look like?
I was think of something
Hi all,
It seems like there are infinite ways to do this with ledger. Another
solution would be to use yasnippet to generate the transactions. For
example, you could use the following snippet:
# contributor: Erik Hetzner e...@e6h.org
# name: ledger test
# key: test
# expand-env:
Richard Cobbe rco...@gmail.com writes:
I'd hate to see ledger-mode's support for scheduled transactions
removed entirely in favor of cron -- not least because I tend not to
have my computer running 24-7, so I'd be worried about missing
transactions that fall due on a day when the computer's
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