I have been trying to compile the source from the main bitcoin tree and ran into a problem with the qt4-mac macport not being Mountain Lion ready yet.
It's not terrible to fix it so that it will build, but it blocks the ability to build bitcoin-qt from scratch on 10.8

I found the info necessary to compile qt4-mac here: https://trac.macports.org/ticket/35313

Then in the bitcoin code I had to make one change to src/qt/qtipcserver.cpp so that

+static void ipcThread(void* pArg){}
+static void ipcThread2(void* pArg){}

where defined as empty functions.

Then once I had all the ports installed the bitcoin-qt cllient would build and run.

where is the apology thread?

I was more interested in their functionality rather than where they came from.

Thanks Stephen for the help.
Everything I need is available from the RPC interface (short of decrypting a wallet).  I was just looking at the command-line options and missed the functions you pointed out.

That's more sophisticated than what I was getting at.
When my wallet is unencrypted I can edit it with a text editor outside of the client.
When it is encrypted it is all binary and not easily editable outside of the client.
But once it's encrypted I can't get the text version back again (by say "decrypting" it permanently)

Thanks!  That makes sense.

So, I'm gathering from my surfing that it isn't easy to manipulate a wallet outside of the bitcoin client once it is encrypted.  And once it's encrypted it can't be easily decrypted.  Is this accurate as far as you know?

Thanks for looking that up.
I actually tried to do that earlier on blockchain, but figured I had done something wrong when it didn't show up.

Is the .099 BTC part of the transaction the "transaction fee" that goes to the miner who correctly hashed my transaction onto the chain?

The transaction is in my wallet, but it hasn't been confirmed (24+ hours)
The transaction id is:
0a31c7472ca42c9e50db35d58fd0645440552c4769a992149bdcd3d401827016

I don't think it made it into the chain.

I didn't know that the client retransmitted the transaction.

It was a very small experimental transaction to SatoshiDice

I have an unaccepted transaction in my wallet.
My wallet is encrypted.
Is there a way that I can resubmit the transaction or decrypt my wallet so that I can edit out the transaction?

Does anyone know a place that describes the bitcoinica U/I elements?
Like the "starfish" and the checkbox with the inward pointing arrows?

I know bitcoinica is in the middle of recovering from an alleged hack right now. When they were up I couldn't find anything on the site though.  Maybe somewhere in the forums?

Thanks!

I wrote up some instructions for building bitcoin from source on OS X Lion.
The existing documents in the repo didn't quite capture the changes that currently have to be made to wxWidgets and the configuration process.

The instructions are here:
http://djp3-pc7.ics.uci.edu/codexcaelestis/?p=101

Let me know if you find errors or corrections.   This should really be in the Development & Technical Discussion, but I'm too newbie to post there.

Thanks
Don