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@ -393,8 +393,8 @@ xaccAccountRemoveSplit ( Account *acc, Split *split )
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* The way the computation is done depends on whether the partial
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* balances are for a monetary account (bank, cash, etc.) or a
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* certificate account (stock portfolio, mutual fund). For bank
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* accounts, the invarient amount is the dollar amount. For share
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* accounts, the invarient amount is the number of shares. For
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* accounts, the invariant amount is the dollar amount. For share
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* accounts, the invariant amount is the number of shares. For
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* share accounts, the share price fluctuates, and the current
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* value of such an account is the number of shares times the current
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* share price.
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@ -448,8 +448,8 @@ xaccAccountRecomputeBalance( Account * acc )
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dreconciled_balance += amt * (split->share_price);
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}
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/* For bank accounts, the invarient subtotal is the dollar
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* amount. For stock accoounts, the invarient is the share amount */
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/* For bank accounts, the invariant subtotal is the dollar
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* amount. For stock accounts, the invariant is the share amount */
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if ( (STOCK == acc->type) || ( MUTUAL == acc->type) ) {
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split -> share_balance = share_balance;
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split -> share_cleared_balance = share_cleared_balance;
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@ -859,8 +859,8 @@ xaccConsolidateTransactions (Account * acc)
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if (retval) continue;
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/* OK, looks like the two splits are a matching pair.
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* Blow one of them, and its entie associated transaction, away.
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* (We blow away the trasnaction because not only do the splits
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* Blow one of them, and its entire associated transaction, away.
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* (We blow away the transaction because not only do the splits
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* match, but so do all of thier partner-splits. )
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*/
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@ -155,8 +155,8 @@ static int writeTSDate( int fd, Timespec *);
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* of account type. These numbers are used (are to be
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* used) no where else but here, precisely because they
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* are non-portable. The values of these defines MUST
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* NOT BE CHANGED; andy changes WILL BREAK FILE COMPATIBILITY.
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* YOu HAve BEen WARNed!!!!
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* NOT BE CHANGED; ANY CHANGES WILL BREAK FILE COMPATIBILITY.
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* YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!!
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*/
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#define FF_BANK 0
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@ -462,7 +462,7 @@ xaccSplitSetBaseValue (Split *s, double value, char * base_currency)
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{
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if (!s) return;
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/* ahh -- stupid users may not want or use the double entry
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/* Novice/casual users may not want or use the double entry
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* features of this engine. So, in particular, there
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* may be the occasional split without a parent account.
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* Well, that's ok, we'll just go with the flow.
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