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README 

-*-text-*-



This directory contains assorted stock quote scripts.



gnc-fq-check.in:



  Source file for gnc-fq-check which is a perl script that allows

  gnucash to determine if Finance::Quote is installed properly.  The

  responses is a scheme form.



gnc-fq-dump:



  A perl script that retrieves a quote from Finance::Quote and dumps

  the response to the terminal.  Its useful for determining problems

  with F::Q.



gnc-fq-helper.in:



  Source file for gnc-fq-helper which is a perl script that

  allows gnucash to communicate with Finance::Quote over pipes from

  guile.  The requests and responses are scheme forms.



gnc-fq-update.in:



  Source file for gnc-fq-update which is a perl script that updates

  Finance::Quote from CPAN.



gnc-value-portfolio:



  A stand-alone perl script for updating and printing the value of a

  portfolio.  To use this script, edit the first few lines at the top

  of the file to indicate your portfolio and purchase price.

  (from Christopher B. Browne, cbbrowne@hex.net)