CSV Importer

Hi everyone, Sorry for the long silence from my end! I just committed the work I've done over August in a big chunk. I should have committed it in smaller increments, but the main reason I refrained was that for much of the time it was in a not-so-functional state. :-( I guess this is a lesson in

CSV Import Update

Hi Josh and Christian, I thought I'd just write a summary of the status of the CSV import code, and what still needs to be done. What can the importer do now? 1. It can handle different encodings. 2. It can handle different separators and various date formats. 3. It is date-separator agnostic.

Re: some csv feedback

Thanks for all of your comments! Christian and I already discussed some of his email in #gnucash, but I'll summarize that discussion here, and respond to the rest of his comments as well as those from Derek and Thomas about the date parsing. On 7/8/07, Christian Stimming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

QIF/CSV import date parsing code

Hi Chintan, I think I'm at the point with the CSV import where I would be ready to integrate a date parser that could be used by both the QIF and CSV imports, so I was just wondering how far you are as far as date parsing code is concerned. I'm happy to write the date parsing function, but I

Re: r16208 - gnucash/branches/csv-import/src/import-export/csv - Added a bunch of comments to gnc-csv-import.c.

Hi Josh and Derek, Thanks for your helpful suggestions! I've just committed a revision incorporating them, as well as a number of new comments. On 6/25/07, Derek Atkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -static void encoding_selected(GOCharmapSel* selector, const char* enc, +/* Event handler for a

Re: CSV Import Development Summary

On 6/4/07, Josh Sled [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My go-to modeling here would have been something more like... struct GncDelimParsingResult { const char *file_name; GList /* GncDelimLine* */ *lines; GList /* GncDelimColumnType */ *column_disposition; } enum

Re: Comments to IRC discussion: transaction importer and imbalance-account

lasindi: In summary, I agree this is a bug and should be changed. But for now I would recommend you should ignore that importer bug and just focus on the CSV import part. Either you or someone else will probably pick up this issue with the generic importer and Imbalance-account handling

CSV Import Development Summary

Below is the summary of what I've done so far and plan to do on the CSV importer that you asked for. Sorry that it ended up being a bit long; I guess there was just a lot of stuff to cram in. :-) The Gnumeric code that handles the actual parsing of the file, the STF library, will be placed in

Re: CSV import

Did you build 0.3.7 from source? Nope, I just used what's in Ubuntu. I see my up-to-date Gentoo box only has 0.2.1. Fedora 7 still only has 0.2.2, so I'd suggest we make sure than anything we do (for now) only depends on that version. I took a look at the 0.2.1 version of goffice, and it

Re: CSV import

goffice is already a dependency, for the graphing/charting of Gnome Office Graphing (GOG). Do you need a particular version? I don't think I need a particular version, though I haven't tested it (I am using 0.3.7). Below are the goffice includes the code makes, in case any of those headers

Similarities between CSV and QIF importers?

Hi Chintan, I am the summer of code student working on the CSV importer. My mentor (Josh Sled) suggested that I try seeing if there are any similarities between the QIF and CSV importers that we could work on, and that seems like a good idea to me (why reinvent wheels?). I have code at the moment

Re: Welcome to our 2007 Google Summer of Code Students

Hi Derek and Josh, Thanks for the welcome! I'm already subscribed to gnucash-devel, and I should also be idling at the moment on IRC. I've also got a working build environment. Looking forward to working with you all! Benny On 4/18/07, Derek Atkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, My name is