Previous tests for report definition had modified report.scm to return
bool #f to signify 'aborted definition'. This had mistakenly
invalidated an old-report handling code path whereby guid was missing.
This commit will modify old tests to define reports, and verify
success/failure according to the (gnc:all-report-template-guids) list
length which, indirectly, is a surrogate marker for a successful
report definition.
Previous would create html anchor to target the transaction containing
the report split.
This would mean the anchor would link the correct transaction, but
would always link to the first account in the transaction. This change
will ensure that the account containing the exact report split is
opened.
They were using complicated algorithm to get the split account. Also
change leader output from account/null to account/#f.
It is simpler to return #f if there is no 'leader'
changes:
- hr.po:3638 => added accelerator mark
- hr.po:7788 => added accelerator mark
- hr.po:10957 => removed accelerator mark
- hr.po:16166 => no change, ignored
- some minor other changes in wording
These functions were unnecessarily complex and used to build html
report. Tests are not mandatory here... All tests still pass which
means the html-documents are being built up correctly.
this will modify a test which was calibrated to record purchase price
only. fix transaction creation to add prices for both purchase and
sales, and also fix test which was assuming no sale price was bring
recorded.
This is the general case for any transaction creation. Rewrite other
transaction creation routines to use it. All tests still work
unchanged, which confirms this function works well.
This will allow tests to create multisplit transactions, of an
arbitrary number of splits. If the list-of-split's values are not
balanced (i.e. total 0), the engine will create an Imbalance-CUR
split.
The motivation is to allow creation of complex multisplit
multicommodity transactions eg USD50 + GBP20 (USD25) = EUR66 (USD75)
as well as their prices GBP/USD = 25/20 and EUR/USD = 75/66.
* USD -50
* USD -25 = GBP -20
* USD +75 = EUR +66
This will be useful in creating tests for stock-based reports, whereby
stock sales need splits in STOCK/ASSET/INCOME accounts.
