How to remove all txns from an Account?
Derek Atkins
warlord at MIT.EDU
Tue Apr 15 17:11:40 EDT 2008
Quoting Charles Day <cedayiv at gmail.com>:
> OK, then we should very publicly document the dangerous trade-off: that the
> transaction callback function must never modify the account assigned to any
> split in the transaction, or destroy any split in the transaction, as doing
> so risks a crash.
>
> If you like, I can add that to the doxygen documentation in Account.h.
Sure. Go ahead. That kind of documentation is a good thing.
Also, it might make sense to do something like:
next = this->next
callback(this)
this = next
instead of:
callback(this)
this = this->next
> I also didn't think you could cancel the import after you reach the
>> qif-to-gnc functionality. But still, there shouldn't be any transactions
>> except those you've just imported. You already have a handle on those
>> transactions so just delete them. Yet I'm still not sure how this can
>> happen unless the qif-to-gnc is happening too early.
>>
>
> You can still cancel the import after the qif-to-gnc stage by clicking
> Cancel on the final page of the druid instead of Apply. It is also necessary
> to cancel in cases where the qif-to-gnc functionality catches an exception
> (see my fix for bug 509089).
>
> When the Cancel button event is caught by the C handler, there is no
> already-built list of transactions. But either C or Scheme could build one
> based on the root account of the imported tree, which is known.
I see...
> If I have to build my own list of transactions for a given account tree, is
> a QOF query perhaps the fastest way to go? There is already a routine
> written with this strategy in Scheme (gnc:account-tree-get-transactions in
> qif-merge-groups.scm).
Might as well use that existing API. I dont think you need a full
query.
> Cheers,
> Charles
-derek
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