I agree.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Bradley Grohs
Sent: Friday, September 24, 2004 7:35 AM
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Subject: Future of GnuCash
Just a little something from the penut Gallary.
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Derek,
If you were to allow a command line argument such as:
gnucash --qiffile qif.txt
Where qif.txt obeyed a standardized format in terms of dates.
Could this be done by modifying src/scm/command-line.scm
Then setting some defaults in src/import-export/import-format-dialog.c
and then bypassi
Thanks, anyhow.
Such a great tool -- I just want a little more from it.
Maybe Derek's c-re-write is a good option.
> Hi,
> Writing a script like this _should_ be possible. The only major
> problem that I can think of is the lack of an "open file" api without
> the associated GUI code, meaning
> It does not exist, you would have to develop it, but it would be
> really challenging -- what do you do about transaction account
> matching to map the qif names to gnucash accounts?
How about dumping them to an exception file.
Would this still be difficult?
I mean, dump the transaction where
Derek,
>> I'd like to import QIF files quietly and without user intervention
(cron).
> It does not exist, you would have to develop it, but it would be
> really challenging -- what do you do about transaction account
> matching to map the qif names to gnucash accounts?
How about dumping them to
Hi,
I'd like to import QIF files quietly and without user intervention (cron) --
don't care about matching, dupes, etc...
Does this already exist, or would I have to develop it?
If I had to develop, it looks like I have to learn Guile, right?
Many thanks in advance, David
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