If the preference "assoc-head" is set and file path is a sub directory
then only this part is saved to the transaction making the full path
portable. Paths outside of "assoc-head" will be saved in full. There is
also a test to make sure the URI passed to the open call has a valid
scheme otherwise the windows version will crash.
Add a preference for setting the path head for Transaction Associations
based on a GtkFileChooserButton. An additional button is used to clear
this setting when required.
This new dialog creates a list view of transaction associations and
allows them to be checked to see if they are still available and be able
to jump to the corresponding transaction in the register or open the
associated entry.
Currently there is no way of knowing what the existing association is
and so what dialog to use. Changed the file dialog to use existing uri
along with a label in case the uri does not exist and populated the
entry in the link dialog with the existing uri.
Also added a test for when entry is cleared and also being NULL to
control menu sensitivity and also added a remove button to clear entry
On OpenSuSe. They've taken to using libdbi's git repo instead of the last
tarball (0.9.0 in March 2013) and there's a significant change in the
data format.
Oddly, this was fixed in master as part of building the file as C++. Even
more oddly no C compiler caught the type error for 6 years and it's not clear
to me what happened to make clang notice it now.
* CMakeLists.txt: Give CMake a hint about where to find pod2man
based on where it found perl.
* src/cmake_modules/GncConfigure.cmake: Protect GNC_HELPDIR in
quotes for cases where it contains spaces (like "C:\Program Files"
on Windows).
When importing the last line of the CSV the gtk_tree_model_get() never happens
and the following compare uses the previous value of new_id, which is now = id,
so the last invoice is never posted.
Set new_id = Null before gtk_tree_model_get() to ensure processing the last line.
If the transaction doesn't have the gdate-posted slot and the random
junk left on the stack where date lives happens to make a valid gdate
then timespec_to_gdate won't be called and a bogus date will be returned.
First step: Change the timestamp to 11:00 UTC instead of midnight local,
adjusting by an hour or two if the local timezone is one near the
International Date Line to keep the date from flipping around.
Scrub all old entries to make current files correct.
Note: This effectively disposes of the distinction of close-book transactions
having a noon instead of midnight timestamp as a way to distinguish them
from regular transactions, but that distinction doesn't seem to be used;
xaccTransIsCloseBook() is used instead.
