Want to write file import (?OFC? format)

[Derek Atkins]

It's actually called OFX.  There is some documentation in the
src/experimental directory of Gnucash (maybe only in CVS?)

A working OFX-import implementation would be greatly appreciated!

-derek

Fabio Luis De Paoli <flpaoli@attglobal.net> writes:

> Hi
> 
> My bank uses the format below to supply data.  They call it a Quicken
> file, but it is obviously not like the quicken files GNUCash imports.  I
> would like to write code to import this file format into GNUCash.  Can you
> help me with the following questions:
> 
> 1. What file format is this?  I guess it is called OFC, but then, I don't
> see anyone mentioning this file format anywhere.  Is this a proprietary
> format?
> 2. Where can I find a  spec for this file format?
> 
> Thanks and best regards,
> 
> Fabio
> 
> <OFC>
> <TRNRS>
> <CLTID>1234123456
> <STMTRS>
> <DTSTART>20011022
> <DTEND>20011125
> <LEDGER>-100.00
> <STMTTRN>
> <GENTRN>
> <TRNTYPE>1
> <DTPOSTED>20011022
> <TRNAMT>-23.32
> <FITID>
> <CHKNUM>
> <MEMO>TELEFONICA  5555-5555
> </GENTRN>
> </STMTTRN>
> <STMTTRN>
> <GENTRN>
> <TRNTYPE>1
> <DTPOSTED>20011022
> <TRNAMT>23.31
> <FITID>
> <CHKNUM>
> <MEMO>AG. RESGATE   BFLLVEST
> </GENTRN>
> </STMTTRN>
> </STMTRS>
> </TRNRS>
> </OFC>
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