Gnucash reports using php and mysql
Gour
gour at atmarama.net
Thu Dec 29 04:44:31 EST 2011
On Wed, 21 Dec 2011 10:10:39 -0500
Donald Allen <donaldcallen at gmail.com> wrote:
> My motivation was the same as yours -- I could not get what I wanted
> from the built-in reports and I felt that the cost of trying to learn
> to work within gnucash (in spite of the fact that I am a *very*
> experienced Scheme programmer) was higher than the approach I took.
Huh...this does not sound optimistic for potential GC users wanting to
customize their invoices/reports...
Is there any plan to improve reporting system in 2.6 or we cannot expect
anything before 3.0?
> I'd suggest
> having a look at an interesting thread, "Scripting API", on
> gnucash-devel started by Hendrik Boom in November. It discusses
> similar issues and the subject of the fairly new python bindings
> capability comes up, something I have not investigated myself (only
> because I already have something that serves my purpose, developed
> before the python bindings capability became available) but is
> probably worth looking at if you are actively developing reports for
> yourself.
Is it now possible to use those Python bindings to more easily
create/tweak reports/invocies?
Sincerely,
Gour
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