| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age |
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The way that shared expenses are recorded and calculated has changed.
Now instead of specifying how among many people the expense was divided,
the names of the persons are specified. You can also specified expenses
that are "owed", or in other words, things that you paid for other
people, or maybe loans you made.
Don't know why I didn't think of this system before. Sometimes good
ideas just come at the least expected times.
Also removed some unused fields.
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Added information on how to build and install.
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Also set max width of lines to 80, because I like being able to open my
code in vertical splits and fitting each window.
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Instead of counting the number of days for the averge through
the number of iterations, let it be the difference between the latest
date on entry and the start of the period. Id est:
* 'Missing' dates from the input are implicit.
* The order of the days doesn't affect the output (although it doesn't
make sense to put the days out of order).
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Also fix "spelling" mistake in output ("..." instead of "..").
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