Re: Bulk transaction mover (was: question about importing .qif files)

2000-07-26 Thread Christopher Browne
> > 2. Which of those "walks" are worthy of trying to build a GUI > > in order to make them usable to non-Scheme-gurus? > > Since I don't know scheme (and only know enough lisp > to tweak my .emacs), this is what I would like to see. > Feel free to comment, argue, flame, whatever... > > >

Re: Bulk transaction mover (was: question about importing .qif files)

2000-07-26 Thread Eric Mitchell
> 2. Which of those "walks" are worthy of trying to build a GUI > in order to make them usable to non-Scheme-gurus? Since I don't know scheme (and only know enough lisp to tweak my .emacs), this is what I would like to see. Feel free to comment, argue, flame, whatever... Query: [an

Re: Bulk transaction mover (was: question about importing .qif files)

2000-07-26 Thread Bill Gribble
Christopher Browne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > It sounds like the world "needs" some form of "transaction filter." Yes. > That is, a mechanism whereby you walk through a set of transactions, > with a function that evaluates the contents of each transaction, > transforming it into another tra

Re: Bulk transaction mover (was: question about importing .qif files)

2000-07-25 Thread Christopher Browne
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000 23:46:47 -0400, the world broke into rejoicing as Jason Rennie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > > This sounds like a restricted sort of "find and replace" operation. > > It would be a handy thing to have on its own, not just as a part of a > > QIF importer

Re: Bulk transaction mover (was: question about importing .qif files)

2000-07-24 Thread Jason Rennie
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > This sounds like a restricted sort of "find and replace" operation. > It would be a handy thing to have on its own, not just as a part of a > QIF importer. Some day I may want to go into "expenses:misc" and move > all of the transactions with "Library" memos to a new "l

Re: Bulk transaction mover (was: question about importing .qif files)

2000-07-24 Thread Bill Gribble
Glen Ditchfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > This sounds like a restricted sort of "find and replace" operation. > It would be a handy thing to have on its own, not just as a part of > a QIF importer. Some day I may want to go into "expenses:misc" and > move all of the transactions with "Library

Bulk transaction mover (was: question about importing .qif files)

2000-07-24 Thread Glen Ditchfield
On Fri, 21 Jul 2000, Eric Mitchell wrote: > ... The problem is that the bank does not have > sufficient data to specify a category on my transactions. However, > for the most part there's a 1-to-1 mapping from payee to category. > For example, everything I pay to Petsmart gets filed under "Pets.