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On 2012.04.15 23:46, Marek Laane wrote:Hopefully one of the developers can confirm my guesses - I just looked for the strings in the code, and tried to figure out the context.
translating KMyMoney I encountered some strings I couldn't understand their meaning.
I only find this in the QIF importer, where it is a possible type of imported record. My best guess, without checking on the QIF standard (is there one?) is that this is not "return on capital" which would be gain on investment, but literally "returned capital" or a repayment of the original investment.
1. "Returned Capital" - what exactly does it mean? It isn't "return on capital", is it?
It looks like these are all within the consistency check. There are comments in the code referring to currency, so this may refer to cases where there is a currency conversion, and the two values should be the same if they are in the same currency. I know that doesn't really help with the definition - but I think the "value" is the value of that split of the transaction, and "shares" is either really a number of shares of an investment, or else just the value on the other side of the currency conversion. I would have to understand the code better to be sure.
2: There was a bunch of strings "shares set to value in split of transaction" or "value set to shares in split of transaction" and so on. What does that exactly mean? What is set to what? Share isn't here like stock but rather like a part, is it?
This is only in certain report charts, and it seems to be the number of days averaged for the moving average.
3. Also I couldn't understand "Average days". It seems to be connected to moving average but what exactly is "average days" you can change?
Please ask again if my explanations only made things less clear.
Jack
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