While working on the g2 port yesterday, I discovered that there are
three different account picker dialogs. Each of these only gets called
once, and each is called by a different import module (QIF, HBCI, and
OFX). The account picker used by OFX (gnc_import_select_account)
appears to be a superset of the version used by HBCI
(gnc_account_picker_dialog). Any objection to my switching HBCI to use
the gnc_import_select_account picker?
Yes, objection.
(Unfortunately the QIF picker does odd things and can't be collapsed together with the other two.)
Yes.
The HBCI and OFX code use the same account picker src/import-export/import-account-matcher.h as far as the importing process is concerned, and it is used . This was a huge discussion/debate all over last year. The QIF things are separate -- they are pretty much unmaintained and nobody picked up the task of integrating it into the newly created "common importing infrastructure".
As for the part in HBCI that you just discovered: In druid-hbci-initial.c I use the account picker that is defined in src/gnome-utils/dialog-account-pick.h . Is there some reason why this would be a bad choice in the gnome2 port? I thought this account picker is used in gnucash all over the place anyway, so I'd simply use it there, too. The import-account-matcher.h is indeed a superset of what the src/gnome-utils/dialog-account-pick.h one does. Maybe I could switch the account picker in druid-hbci-initial.c over to the importing one, but currently I don't see a need for that. So I would rather like to leave that part of the code alone.
Christian
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