process being
trigerred?
3) Does GNUCash use the standard GNU indentation format?
Thanks.
-Chintan
On 6/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
src/engine/Transaction.*
-derek
Quoting Chintan Agarwal [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The OFX importer is proving very useful in understanding how
, Christian Stimming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Chintan,
please remember to CC gnucash-devel on all replies.
Quoting Chintan Agarwal [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks for the prompt reply. So importing from any format now
essentially
involves parsing it and passing on the parsed object to the generic
Can the code in /src/import-export/import-backend.c and other files in the
same folder be used for mapping a parsed qif file? As far as I understand,
this is the generic framework that we want to use for all imports. Is my
understanding right?
Thanks.
-Chintan
The plan for qif importer is as follows and suggestions/guidance is welcome!
The following flow(taken from the qif documentation) has to be followed for
the QIF importer. It is the same(almost) in respect to what happens
presently except the way it will be implemented.
Action
I guess the complications in QIF import is due to the ambiguities
involved in the data of QIF files(like date formats etc.). Are such
issues present in CSV too. In that case, apart from the parsing part,
much of the code could be similar!
As for the QIF import, I think the existing scheme code
To install Gnucash on Ubuntu, make sure you have all the repositories
open(including backports, universe etc.). Gnucash installs like a breeze in
Ubuntu Fiesty,7.04(saying that by experience). You might want to change the
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