It will now first check for an environment variable GNC_SHELL and use
that if it exists. Then hardcode a shell if cmake detects the old
mingw environment (not mingw64), and finally fall back to cmake's
built-in method of finding bash.
This requires a fix in gnucash-on-osx for the build on that platform
to continue to work: on that platform, we should set GNC_SHELL
before starting the build. A patch has been submitted to do that
automatically for the user.
fixing a 17 year old bug.
previous version had defined (save-acc list count) and (save-item list
count) thereby overwriting the inbuilt 'list' keyword, and tried to use
the it later on with (list key)... best rewrite with neater code.
This version is available for all supported platforms and distros
(CentOS can have a version via EPEL, which is required anyway)
Advantages:
- one cmake version for all platforms
- we can drop all conditions based on cmake version
need additional sanity checks.
in a book with no suitable AP/AR account, from 'Customers Overview'
spreadsheet, clicking 'Customer Listing' may call aging.scm renderer
with account = #f leading to report crash.
Add functionality to change at once the budget for all
periods of selected accounts.
It can :
replace with a new value
unset the budget
add a value to current budget
multiply current budget with value
Solvese issue #679800 and a duplicates (#639404, #760634)
portfolio.scm and advanced-portfolio.scm were not taking into account
transactions dated on the report-date. expand query so that end-date
is 23:59:59 rather than somewhere mid-day.
In the Preferences/Accounting Period, there is an option to specify
absolute dates but the end date was being set to start of day instead
of end of day, changed this.
The unrealized-gain calculator was flawed.
The fixed function is copied from balance-sheet.scm and adapted to
balsheet-pnl.scm vars.
This fixed function matches unrealized-gains amounts from
balance-sheet.scm
This is a usability upgrade.
This balsheet-pnl report does *not* enforce a report currency; it can
print, process and multilevel-total monetary amounts in their original
currency.
But a linked chart needs one. By default it uses global
report_currency which may not match the book's most used currencies.
This commit will scan the accountlist, retrieve the most common
currency used, and set it as the report-currency for the linked
chart.
The book-main-currency function *may* be upgraded to
report-utilities.scm in the future.
Case example:
* set gnc_default_report_currency to USD
* load book.gnucash with majority accounts in EUR, some in GBP
* run balsheet-pnl.scm - shows EUR and GBP amounts and mixed totals.
* click link to barchart - would not succeed because all amounts
converted to USD0.00. this commit will ensure barchart's target
currency is set to EUR thereby showing useful chart.
