"Stuart D. Gathman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Mon, 5 Apr 2004, Neil Williams wrote:
>
>> > but no code to DO anything with it. If someone wanted to write a CSV
>> > importer it would:
>>
>> Would that be a generic importer for all kinds of data or a specific importer
>> for invoices? Once it's in memory, isn't just a case of calling set()
>> routines?
>>
>> Business objects: so that could include the customer details, job
>> descriptions, what else?
>
> Script to run through inventory account and generate a depreciation
> transaction.
Gnucash does not support inventory, so this is irrelevant to the discussion.
> Addon payroll system - generate paychecks, A/P transaction for
> taxes owed, and quarterly payment checks.
Gnucash does not support payroll, so this is irrelevant to the discussion.
Stuart: we're talking about what's necessary for a CSV importer. How
do these comments of yours AT ALL relate to this topic?
If you want inventory/payroll, that's nice, but that's a separate
topic and has nothing to do with a CSV importer.
-derek
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