When g_object_new() is used, the strings that default to "" are added to
the string cache. These are then not correctly removed when updating them
with new values when cloning a Transaction/Split.
Use CACHE_REPLACE instead of CACHE_INSERT.
The root accounts start with a non-zero editlevel because BeginEdit is
called for them during loading but not committed after loading.
If the book is then closed without performing any further edits that would
require a commit, the Account book_end process does nothing because the
root account is still being edited and so none of the accounts are freed.
In the scrub function find_account_matching_name_in_list there was a
test for account names being the same for currency but condition was
backwards so was matching on account names being different. There was
also a g_list_free resulting in a double free which was removed.
resulting in a double free crash on every exit.
Exclude by name the obsolete pre-GnuCash 4 modules from being inspected
so that they don't try to construct and destroy their static variables
twice.
four digits in length generates an error message.
Because the grouping is off. Checking grouping on input is pointless so
just ignore the grouping separator when parsing number input.
Inspired by PR #983. Transaction sorting on num broke down if the
user had a non-numeric string or a number larger than an int in
the effective num field (might be split-action if the option is set).
The comparison first tries to use strtoull on the two strings and
compares the results. If they're both nonzero and different then the
numeric order is returned. If they're both nonzero but the same the
unconverted parts of each are passed to g_utf8_collate; if either is 0
then the whole strings are passed to g_utf8_collate. strtoull will
return 0 for a negative number.
* Re-commit the original transaction to ensure that there aren't
any stray trading splits.
* If the original and cloned transactions have a different number of
splits don't leak the cloned transaction.
* Check that the cloned transaction isn't NULL before trying to invert
it.
