MoneyWorks support
CLI Manual
moneyworks - MoneyWorks command line modes Synopsis moneyworks [options] [file-or-url] On Mac OS X, the short form (moneyworks) is a symbolic link to the actual executable (/Applications/MoneyWorks\ Datacentre Console.app/Contents/Resources/moneyworks). On Windows, a separate command line client, moneyworks.exe is installed in … Continue reading
MoneyWorks Datacentre REST API
Synopsis The MoneyWorks Datacentre REST API provides a simple, platform-neutral, stateless network interface to MoneyWorks Datacentre. Description The MoneyWorks REST API is hosted on a MoneyWorks Datacentre server. The server may be self-hosted on-premises, self-hosted on a cloud VM, or … Continue reading
MoneyWorks URL Scheme
The MoneyWorks URL scheme follows the pattern of the Common Internet Scheme syntax described in RFC 1738. Where can I use it? On both Mac OS X and Windows you can make a shortcut file that will connect you to … Continue reading
Mutexes and Persistence
To make it easier to store persistent variables, there are some new functions to facilitate the safe updating of data in the User2 table. GetMutex/ReleaseMutex can be used to create any number of named mutexes. GetMutex will fail if another … Continue reading
L.GetBalance() and L.GetMovement()
This is often forgotten, but since v5, there has been a loop-control-object version of GetBalance and GetMovement, which operate on an already-loaded ledger record in the special case of a report for-loop on the Ledger table. Normally, GetBalance() and GetMovement() … Continue reading
Embedding a script in a report
To facilitate scripting the custom report settings UI, and also to allow "library functions" that you can use in a report, there is a new custom control type: Script. Scripts controls are loaded by the report settings dialog and can … Continue reading
User2
Version 7 contains a new script-accessible table for developers' use. It behaves rather like the existing user file except for having a much larger primary key (27 chars) and also a numeric "developer key" intended to prevent data collisions between … Continue reading
Delegating Feature-Creep
This is a feature request that has been on the books for a while. Only requested by one user as far as I know. 0003133: User has requested an Item Picking List on the Order screens. Description: He would like … Continue reading
Privilege encoding
MoneyWorks 6 and earlier encodes privileges as a string where each privilege is represented by a character in the range 32-130. This is kind of wasteful and also unfortunate, because the last 3 codes are not valid utf-8. Making them … Continue reading
Unicode
MoneyWorks 7 stores all text internally using the Unicode UTF-8 encoding. This allows proper compatibility between Mac and Windows for Roman text outside the ASCII range (which previously was not translated between MacRoman and WinLatin), and also allows for input … Continue reading