On Samstag, 7. Januar 2023 21:27:16 CET Jack via KMyMoney-devel wrote: > On 2023.01.07 08:53, Thomas Baumgart via KMyMoney-devel wrote: > [...] > > > > Not sure about the investment views, but I added some substantial > > changes to the repo today that addresses the balance display issues > > for regular accounts. I still have to take care of the scheduled > > transactions, though. > > > > Note: selecting the balance column for sorting is suppressed on > > purpose because the balance is calculated and is the result of > > sorting so it cannot be used as its source. > > There is still something funny. (Version 5.1.80-b96565589) The > balance seems good (running to match the displayed order) but in a > checking (brokerage) account, I really can't tell what the sort order > is. Date is clearly first, status likely next (all are R so I can't > test), but after that, it clearly isn't amount. Security would be > irrelevant for the brokerage account, but it isn't that anyway. I'll > be glad to provide a screen shot if it would help.
A brokerage account should behave like all other accounts: the first sort column is the one selected on the header. In case it is a date, then the following information follows in descending order: - type of entry (tx, schedule, online balance, reconciliation, ...) - status - amount - internal ID If the main sorting attribute is a value, then (currently) the default Qt behavior is called (and I don't know what that does). It would be great to have a description on how you think the sorting should behave in the various scenarios. Sample data would be a bonus to have :) In case you want to take a look at the logic: it is contained in LedgerSortProxyModel::lessThan() > I wonder if the "Normal View" tab in the sorting config needs to be > split for Investment and other account types. I see. That part is currently not used at all (in master). I left it in so far because I was not sure if it can be removed or if it might become handy at some point. -- Regards Thomas Baumgart ------------------------------------------------------------- Old ways won't open new doors. (unknown source) -------------------------------------------------------------
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