https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=511596
--- Comment #6 from jesse <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Ralf Habacker from comment #5) > (In reply to jesse from comment #4) > > Did my last comment help? > Yes, it shows what is expected. The advantage of a Sankey diagram is that it > makes the hierarchy visually apparent. > > > Or anything else I can provide. As for QT Libaries, I have not seen any > > that provide this type of diagram but I am not > > a QT expert. > > The diagram engine in KMyMoney is based on KChart. The task is to create a > new class based on KChart::AbstractDiagram that implements the drawing > support. Adding this class as an additional diagram type to KMyMoney is not > particularly complicated. > > > I am not really sure where to look besides asking Google. > > Nowadays, there are also AI engines that may be able to provide you with a > complete implementation. However, it can also be challenging to keep the > implementation generated in this way consistent and complete. > > > You may ask cahtgpt This is true. I haven't had too much time to familiarize myself with the kMyMoney code base. A little here and a little there. I am not sure the overall architecture of the application and would probably need some help along the way. Most of my interest has been around reporting but I also know that there is a design effort that will come on the future. I am not sure how far off that is. I recall being told it was on the back under while kMyMoney moved to qt6. Thus I have been on the sidelines just trying to learn on my own. Slowly, painfully slowly. I noticed other applications have the Sankey diagram and it seems helpful. I thought maybe we could implement it here. I don't mind trying just I will be much slower. Professional work, and my family take a lot of what used to be my 'free' time. I put this wishlist out here in case anyone else gets to it before I do. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
