https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=333236
--- Comment #4 from Alvaro Soliverez <asolive...@kde.org> ---
Based on the original trace, there's something weird happening. Here's the
relevant snippet of code.
MyMoneyMoney balance;
if (balances.count() == 0)
balance = MyMoneyFile::instance()->balance(acc.id(),
dueDate.addDays(-1));
else
balance = balances[acc.id()];
// FIXME: for now, we only support interest calculation at the end of the
period
calc.setBep();
// FIXME: for now, we only support periodic compounding
calc.setDisc();
calc.setPF(MyMoneySchedule::eventsPerYear(schedule.occurrence()));
MyMoneySchedule::occurrenceE compoundingOccurrence =
static_cast<MyMoneySchedule::occurrenceE>(acc.interestCompounding());
if (compoundingOccurrence == MyMoneySchedule::OCCUR_ANY)
compoundingOccurrence = schedule.occurrence();
calc.setCF(MyMoneySchedule::eventsPerYear(compoundingOccurrence));
calc.setPv(balance.toDouble()); <--- this is line 1264.
I think the only way this might happen, is if QMap balances does not actually
contain acc.id(), but it should still return a default MyMoneyMoney value,
which is 0, and is a normal case
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