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(from [77]) [#2] Fixed calculations for budget with a repeat type other than 'Monthly'.

(from [76]) [#2] 2 budgets with the same account will now correctly be computed.

(from [75]) [#3 state:fixed] Removed budget edition from apanel.

I agree that it definitely isn't a bug with moneyGuru. I do think it is an Apple bug; standard controls should behave in standard ways. Making interfaces predic...

I doubt that Apple considers this as a bug. The Cocoa's way make sense as well, as there's a selection, which can be multiple, and a "focus", which is a single ...

(from [74]) [#3] Added the budget info panel.

I think you're right. Safari also acts like Transmit and moneyGuru. It's strange that I never noticed the difference before. I think Carbon has it right; text d...

I think that it's a Carbon vs Cocoa thing. Yes, Finder and iTunes behave like this, but other apps I tried (Transmit and Versions) behave like moneyGuru. I'd be...

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Go to a transaction list view with at least 4 rows: A, B, C, D.
   
2. Click row C to select it.
   
3. Hold down the shift key and press the up arrow ke...

(from [73]) [#3] Began implementing the budget table.

Yeah, I've been bitten by this as well.

This is an issue Safari had a while ago. The keyboard shortcuts for changing tabs/views, cmd+shift+left and cmd+shift+right, conflict with the text-selection sh...

(from [69]) [#3] The Repeat Type column in the sctable now has the same value as in the scpanel (rather than just the rtype identifier).

(from [68]) [#3] Refactoring: I had forgotten to refactor the new() method of the schedule panel in my last commit.

(from [67]) [#3] Refactoring: Moved panel code around so more GUI control is given to the py side (pre_load, post_load, pre_save).

(from [66]) [#3] Added the "Make Schedule from Selected" feature.

(from [65]) [#3] Added keyboard shortcuts for selecting the schedule view.

(from [64]) [#3] Added undo support for schedules.

When an account's type is changed through the Account Info panel, if that account is under a group, the account will not move under the right category in the sh...

(from [62]) [#3] Refactored the date increasing algorithm in schedules into a DateCounter iterator class, and made the exceptions of a schedule clear themselves...

(from [61]) [#3] Refactoring: removed a lot of duplicated code in panel code on the cocoa side.

(from [60]) [#3] Refactoring: removed some code duplication in the scpanel.

(from [59]) [#3] Removed support for scheduling in the tpanel (redundant with scpanel), which required changing around a lot of tests so the use scpanel rather ...

(from [58]) [#3] Added support for deletion in sctable.

#56 does a better job of explaining the thing.

Yeah, its description is confusing. It was a ticket from the previous ticket system (trac) which I copy/pasted with all comments. I'll just close it and we'll u...

I think that tags #36 would achieve the same thing as sub-categories, without the added complexity. One big problem I see with this feature is auto-completion. ...

One of the reasons I needed to merge so many accounts in #51 was because of my past use of classes in Quicken. Maybe the importer could ignore the part of a cat...

Yes, they are implemented as part of the account name, but they function almost exactly like moneyGuru's account groups. Specifically, Quicken will let you aggr...

Here's a sample transfer of $5 from Savings to Checking. After importing it into a new moneyGuru file, there are two transactions instead of one.