writes:
> I have data of my business transactions that I took from my bank's and
> broker's web pages, and I would like to import this data into gnucash.
> I could use the perl scripts for generating QIF files, but considering
> the manual intervention and the limitations of QIF compared to gnucash
> I would rather find a way to directly load my data into gnucash. I'm
> willing to code to get what I want, but I was wondering if anybody
> else has already written a library (preferably for perl) for
> interfacing directly with gnucash or gnucash files?
Yes, you can use perl to interface with gnucash files directly.
Check out the gnc-prices program that comes with the gnucash
distribution. That is a perl script that manipulates the
gnucash database directly using the C api, suitably wrapped
for perl. That should get you started, but please feel free
to ask on this list for more help.
thanks,
dave
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