I'm in the process of modifying the CSV plugin to behave in a similar
way to QIF import, in that if it has the account ID, it will avoid the
need for the user to select an account for the import each time. As it
has profiles, the account name/ID can be retained.
I've written a very basic account selector for first-run use, and the
account name/ID are saved. Next time, the account ID is available and
mymoneystatementreader.cpp does not need to show its account selector.
Should the user wish to select a different account, he may do so.
However, what if the user wishes to create a new account? As my new
selector is very basic, it has no creation capability, but relies
instead on mymoneystatementreader.cpp to do the necessary. So far, so good.
This leaves outstanding the issue of saving the newly created account
details. I had assumed that I could get the details from the statement
after the import returns. Unfortunately, I cannot add the necessary
detail to the statement in mymoneystatementreader.cpp, because the
statement is a const.
Whilst I can extract the necessary by comparing accounts before and
after, to find the new account, this seems a bit clumsy.
What I've tried instead is adding the 'mutable' keyword to
QString m_strAccountName in mymoneystatement.h, and this works as
expected, at least so far as my current testing and requirement is
concerned. However, for one thing, I've never used 'mutable' before and
would appreciate guidance on whether or not this is acceptable or
deplorable, or absolutely a NO NO!
Thanks
Allan
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