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Friday, June 05 2009
Thursday, June 04 2009
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Virgil Dupras commentedWell.... I like the idea of being able to compute the service charges. My US bank charges 7.95 (that's big) if I don't make at least one direct deposit per mont...
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Virgil Dupras commentedfrom Eric
Oh well... service charges. We need to stop somewhere. I don't feel it's that useful to calculate service charges. Moreover, service charges on a bank...
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Virgil Dupras commentedIn the taxes example, Z is different from X. So what we want to be able to say is add a "(sum of income - 9000) * 24%" (X) if "sum of income" (Z) > "9000" (Y).
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Virgil Dupras commentedfrom Eric
About the enable/disable button: you make a good point when you say that the user might have put a lot of time in his calculation. On the other hand, ...
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Virgil Dupras commentedfrom Eric
About taxes: that Z you're talking about is probably tied to X, and your condition can probably be translated in a min/max condition on X. Can you giv...
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Virgil Dupras commentedI remember now: Taxes! We can't ask the user to add calculated transactions for taxes in the form of "Add a X$ transaction if that X is bigger than Y". What the...
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Virgil Dupras commentedIt occurred to me recently that we need conditions that take something else than the calculated value (in other words, it can't be just "minimum" and "maximum")...
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Virgil Dupras commentedI thought about a behavior we have yet to define: Calculated transactions & reconciliation. Also, what if the user writes an arbitrary amount in the transaction...
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Virgil Dupras commentedDrop "since..." Doesn't that break your "taxes" use case? That's the reason I put the "since" in. In fact the only use case we have for having any date range ot...
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Virgil Dupras commentedfrom Eric
Ok, let's keep the constant separated. But I'd present it the other way around. The main amount is the constant amount and the calculated values are t...
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Virgil Dupras commentedI like that very much. One things that bothers me a little bit is the constant amount being among the rest of the lines. I can't see any way that there could be...
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Virgil Dupras commentedfrom Eric
That certainly is an example of a complex recurrent transaction. You'll have to tell me why you need such a weird calculation, though.
Now, let me use...