GnuCash  5.6-150-g038405b370+
gnc-accounting-period.c File Reference

General utilities for dealing with accounting periods. More...

#include <config.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "gnc-accounting-period.h"
#include "gnc-date.h"
#include "gnc-prefs.h"
#include "qof.h"
#include "gnc-session.h"

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Functions

Accounting Periods
time64 gnc_accounting_period_fiscal_start (void)
 
time64 gnc_accounting_period_fiscal_end (void)
 
GDate * gnc_accounting_period_start_gdate (GncAccountingPeriod which, const GDate *fy_end, const GDate *contains)
 This function returns the starting date for an accounting period. More...
 
GDate * gnc_accounting_period_end_gdate (GncAccountingPeriod which, const GDate *fy_end, const GDate *contains)
 This function returns the ending date for an accounting period. More...
 

Detailed Description

General utilities for dealing with accounting periods.

Author
David Hampton hampt.nosp@m.on@e.nosp@m.mploy.nosp@m.ees..nosp@m.org

These are general utility functions for specifying an accounting period and converting it to a value usable by the gnucash engine. The choice of src/app-utils is arbitrary as these utilities don't fit well anywhere else. They are at a higher level than a GDate, so they don't fit in src/core-utils/gnc-gdate-utils.c. They don't operate on engine data structures, so they don't belong in src/engine/Period.c. Putting them into src/engine/gnc-date.c would be the best place for them, but then that creates a new dependency from the src/engine directory to the src/core-utils directory that doesn't currently exist. Since that might be a problem for CashUtils, the app-file directory was chosen.

Definition in file gnc-accounting-period.c.