The main things in this patch is I think the model is working correctly now,
you can add, change and delete same currency transactions along with different
currencies asking for exchange rates and also share accounts.
Other changes:
- use the default GTK_TREE_VIEW sort mechanism.
- Added cut, copy & paste
- Added right-click context menu.
Author: Robert Fewell Register rewrite Update.
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This was updated automatically by running make dist
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This patch is an updated patch which I have been fighting with the sort
model on. It allows you to add, delete and modify basic transactions
and splits with the toolbar buttons. Jump and move to blank are
also working.
Visual indication of read only and future transactions are
also implemented.
As before, do not open same account in old and new register.
Tab key works manually but needs more work, cell editable value does not
seem to be reliable which was the way I was going to auto step over
uneditable cells.
There is another problem if you enter the debit/credit value before the
account, you will get an error in the trace file but entries
are recorded, not sure of answer.
New transactions are not added in date order at the moment, this was
going to be done by the sort model or the existing method of reload
register via the commented out watchers in ledger-display.
All the numeric functions are the existing ones from the rewrite and as
such I have not proved they are correct but a basic transaction seems to
work.
Author: Robert Fewell <14ubobit@gmail.com>
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IMHO fundamental terms found in fin.scm / loan repayment calulator
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And remove the new register related c files from POTFILES.skip or we risk forgetting to translate
them when the new register becomes production ready
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Add all scheme files to POTFILES.skip so that intltool-update > 0.50
will ignore them. Scheme file translation strings are handled by intl-scm/.
BP
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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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Credit Notes.
Other changes in this commit:
* The feature code moved to core-utils, because the engine can't use
app-utils.
* I remove the gettext wrapper around the feature description. As
mentioned on the mailing list, by definition unknown features can't have
translated descriptions.
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This allows for
- other engine consumers to use the features test as well (think
CuteCash, python bindings,...)
- a central point for developers to check for feature definitions
- a central point to manage all feature related code
BP
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With this, the code is no longer using any deprecated Gnome symbols
(though it still uses deprecated Glib and Gtk symbols).
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Carried over from somewhere in 2000, only maintained as part of global changes since. Not used anywhere.
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Nothing in gnc-session-scm.c was being used, so deleted it and its corresponding header.
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Geert Janssens
John Ralls
Frank H. Ellenberger
Christian Stimming
Mike Evans