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 give
Josh Sled <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Did you build 0.3.7 from source? I thought there was a 0.4.0 release that's
> in at least a couple of distributions. 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)
My personal feeling:
Feel free to use these modules as guidance, but I think we want
the parsers written in C, not PERL.
-derek
"Albert Lash" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Benny,
>
> I just happen to have examined the code for Finance::IIF, and I'm surprised
> at how similar the IIF format i
"Benjamin Sperisen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> 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
Hi Benny,
I just happen to have examined the code for Finance::IIF, and I'm surprised
at how similar the IIF format is to TSV (tab separated values). If what I
think is correct, IIF is TSV. I realize you are talking about QIF, but since
you also mentioned CSV, it might be an easy addition to incl
"Nathan Buchanan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Good idea. I don't have an objection to updating the project details on http:/
> /sourceforge.net/projects/gnucash/ to include windows right away. (Though I
> can't do it.) We do have windows binaries available...
Done.
> Nathan
-derek
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Quoting Benjamin Sperisen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 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 id
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
> 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 mi
