Quoting Martin Preuss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
You don't need to know scheme. Indeed there is ZERO scheme in the
current hbci importer in g2! So I have no idea where you're thinking
you need to know scheme to do what you want to do!
[...]
Well, e.g. in src/import-export/hbci there is the file "hbci.scm".
As it seems this file is needed to provide HBCI support for Gnucash, right?
The same applies to src/import-export/mt940 (mp940-import.scm).
You're looking at the wrong branch, or your branch is WAY out of date:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ ls src/import-export/hbci/*.scm
ls: No match.
So in order to properly setup a plugin for Gnucash I need to provide such
an .scm file, right? So I still need to know scheme in order to write a
plugin. Or do I miss something?
Wrong. You do not need scheme to load a module. You only need scheme
if you want to export your module's API to additional scheme programs
(e.g. if you want reports to use your API).
If that's the case then I'm even unable to *start* to provide a
plugin without
knowing scheme. Sure, the plugin itself doesn't need to be written in scheme,
but I wouldn't be able to let Gnucash use my plugin without that scheme
setup.
Let's assume you were right and needed scheme to write a module.. This
assumption is false, but let's assume it anyways. You /could/ just take
the scheme from another module, copy-and-paste, and then modify it to
load your module instead. It doesn't take a lot of scheme understanding
to copy-and-paste and then modify a file.
However, this assumption is false. You don't need scheme.
At least that's what it looks like to me (but then I don't know enough about
the internals of Gnucash) ...
That's why I'm trying to educate you. You don't need scheme for this.
-derek
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