Allows asserting on the number of times error messages are encountered.
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I'd originally put the functions supporting log detection, qof event handling, and mock-counting in test-stuff along with the functions that support the older "make check" integration tests. There are now more unit test support functions than there are of the older functions, so it's time for them to move out on their own.
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The code will silently revert the entered date to the threshold and just
not allow any older date to be entered. I wonder whether we can display
some useful error message additionally, but unfortunately I didn't find
the place in the code where one single error message would have resulted,
only places where multiply (annoying) error messages would have resulted.
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Fix typo. Fix column misalignment when no taxes are present in the invoice.
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(Initially I thought there were a relation to the "freeze" state of a
transaction, but this turned out to be not the case.)
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Works on GObjects. Asserts if the object isn't a GObject (which may be the case if it has already been finalized) or if the object's finalize method isn't called (indicating a leak).
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Now the assert reports the location in the test program where it fails instead of inside test-stuff.c.
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dialog-customer-import.c:399:36: error: 'shipaddr' may be used uninitialized in this function [-Werror=uninitialized]
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The number of days for this read-only threshold can be chosen.
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This is triggered when glib is configured with G_SLICE=always-malloc
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Patch by Dmitry Smirnov:
Original taxinvoice template lacks flexibility necessary to make
legaly valid Australian Tax Invoices.
This patch introduces customisation options
useful to comply with Australian requirements, but not limited to.
* Functional changes
+ Reference number moved to the right side from under the invoice
owner address (improves visibility and makes invoice layout
more compact)
+ added option to show Job Name
+ added option to show Job Number
+ added options to enable/disable columns with dynamic adjustments
to the table layout.
+ added options to enable/disable display of some invoice elements
+ some spaces in Headings1 defaults replaced with non-breaking space
+ added "Thank you for your patronage" text as default value for
footnote to match other invoices' defaults
* Hardcoded messages in English are replaced with options and
default values to match original report.
This makes possible report localization, like changing
"Invoice" to "Tax Invoice" where required by law etc.
* New dialog element in [Report Options]:[General]
+ [Report Currency]
(Because dollar sign '$' is used by many countries for their national
currency, invoicing between Australia and New Zealand often
causing confusion unless invoice currency is stated in the
invoice.)
* New dialog elements in [Report Options]:[Headings2]
+ Invoice number text (string)
+ To text (string)
+ Ref text (string)
+ Job Name text (string)
+ Job Number text (string)
* New dialog elements page [Report Options]:[Elements]
+ column: Date (boolean)
+ column: Tax Rate (boolean)
+ column: Units (boolean)
+ row: Contact (boolean)
+ row: Address (boolean)
+ row: Invoice Number (boolean)
+ row: Company Name (boolean)
+ Invoice number next to title (boolean)
+ Show Job name (boolean)
+ Show Job number (boolean)
* Fixed bug when customer name is listed twice above invoice owner address.
(this change is hard to separate into standalone patch because fix
involving changes affected by new customisation options)
* Added modification date and copyright comments
* spancols* variables renamed to have more readable names
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Patch by Dmitry Smirnov:
Due to invoice limitations, Gnucash is not yet ready for small business use in
Australia. Lack of customisation options in taxinvoice do not allow to change
its presentation for compliance with legal requirements.
Those patches make taxinvoice practically useful for invoicing.
First patch introducing few changes to allow easy adjustments to report
presentation.
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Patch by Sebastien Alborini:
On win32, gdk never sends GDK_KP_Decimal, so this key cannot be detected.
Work around this by watching the underlying virtual keycode VK_DECIMAL.
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Forwarded from debian http://bugs.debian.org/443774
Every time gnucash is started it prints the following message to the console:
"main: binreloc relocation support was disabled at configure time."
This unnecessarily worries people who usually take it as warning rather than
normal informational message.
It has been reported as especially annoying if gnucash is running
as cron job because it requires special workaround against sending
this message over email on each invocation.
The attached patch suppresses printing the worthless message.
Given the current status of binreloc we're unlikely to use it so there is no
need to remind that it was disabled (which is default).
Thanks.
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A pure renaming is not the correct solution, I've been told.
BP
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As usual, re-indentation was done using astyle-1.24 using the following options:
astyle --indent=spaces=4 --brackets=break --pad-oper --pad-header --suffix=none
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Patch by Robert Fewell:
There is an existing problem with the main matcher which can causes the
following errors if you have the relevant account register open:
CRIT <qof> qof_instance_get_editlevel: assertion `QOF_IS_INSTANCE(ptr)' failed
This is caused when you decide to not add all the transactions displayed on the
matcher dialog and then the system trying to delete the temporary transaction
twice. I think this patch comments out the offending lines, if correct I will
provide a patch to remove them.
The error below is only seen when the relevant account register is open and in
the preferences you have double line mode enabled. Not sure how it gets fired,
probably part of the register update process but it is because we do not have a
valid transaction any more.
CRIT <gnc.engine> xaccTransGetVoidReason: assertion `trans' failed
The function concerned is gnc_split_register_get_vnotes_entry and could be
solved by adding the following but not sure if this is a valid fix.
if(trans == NULL)
return g_strdup('\0');
else
return xaccTransGetVoidReason(trans);
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Patch by Robert Fewell:
Firstly, this patch allows for the creating and updating accounts based on the CSV file
being imported. New accounts are created if the commodity required exists and
existing accounts are updated for the four fields: code, description, notes and
colour. This can be used for doing bulk updates of these fields and also for
importing the account structure from another file.
The second part is the change of the existing CSV importer to use an assistant
to guide you through the import. Additional features added is the ability to
specify the start and end row to be imported allowing you to jump over a header
or footer or just import a few rows. A currency format option was added which
was requested in another bug to overcome a problem they were having with the
downloaded format from there bank. You can also associate the account name to a
GnuCash account using the 'online_id' kvp, not sure if this is Ok or whether it
should be a different one.
To achieve the above, I split the dialogs used in import_account_matcher and
import_main_matcher into the dialog and the content so I could load the content
into the assistant saving on duplication, hope this makes sense.
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Patch by Robert Fewell:
I have put together a new feature to export the account tree and transactions
to a deliminated file. Both options allow you to select the deliminator and the
use of quotes. Every thing seems to work on the testing I have done but may be
some of the text and the headings in the output might need changing.
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I thought this would reproduce the crash when unposting a real invoice
with G_SLICE=always-malloc set. However, apparently this test case isn't
complete enough and does not crash. Maybe one needs to add further GncEntries?
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