I'm just wondering. We took the account_statement_coda module to build the account_statement_mt940 module. The module just import the statement and creates the origins, but there are no lines created. So we still have to manually add the statement lines?
We have now an almost working module for importing mt940 statements (except creating / filling a dict with the information). Because we want minimal work, we have also extended the import wizard with a default payable and receivable account and the statement lines are also created and linked to the origin. So we can do two things: - Keep this module as it works perfectly for us - Split the module into a basic version as the other ones and create our own to add the extra functionality. The basic version can then be added to the set of default modules if wanted. But as not being a full-time developer, but it's rather a hobby, I have no experience with testing, or creating installable new python-packages etc. If anybody can help me out here with some extra explanation of http://www.tryton.org/how-to-contribute.html would be very welcome. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "tryton-dev" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tryton-dev/69b47eb8-d8b4-4538-aa2b-646c436cd099%40googlegroups.com.
