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Overview
| Comment: | Ensure all extraneous spaces are removed |
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| Downloads: | Tarball | ZIP archive | SQL archive |
| Timelines: | family | ancestors | descendants | both | trunk |
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| User & Date: | atomicules 2015-10-19 21:33:44 |
Context
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2016-01-06
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| 13:27 | Fix for negative balances Sob. Sob. Not that I ever want to see them though. I'd inadvertently assumed I'd only ever see a positive balance. Need to regexp to get the negative that Smile put at the end of the balance and stick that in the right balance, but only if a negative - it seems Ledger doesn't understand a plus sign in front of numbers. check-in: e176864222 user: atomicules tags: trunk | |
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2015-10-19
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| 21:33 | Ensure all extraneous spaces are removed check-in: cf683f4151 user: atomicules tags: trunk | |
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2015-09-16
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| 10:45 | Fix logon for when bulletin board isn't there Thought I had worked around this, but need to explicitly check for page.form and then also explicitly return the initial page check-in: 786c2c8c74 user: atomicules tags: trunk | |
Changes
Changes to smile.rb.
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#Skip first row (table headers, ths)
rows = rows[1..-1]
transactions = []
rows.each do |row|
#Skip last row, maybe
unless row.elements.length == 1
#Might as well parse date here
date = Date.parse(row.elements[0].text)
name = row.elements[1].text
credit = row.elements[2].text
debit = row.elements[3].text
unless name.include?("BROUGHT FORWARD")
transactions << { :date => date, :name => name, :credit => credit, :debit => debit}
end
end
end
#Sort in order of newest date first so can add on
@transactions += transactions.sort { | t1, t2 | t2[:date] <=> t1[:date] }
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#Skip first row (table headers, ths) rows = rows[1..-1] transactions = [] rows.each do |row| #Skip last row, maybe unless row.elements.length == 1 #Might as well parse date here date = Date.parse(row.elements[0].text.strip) name = row.elements[1].text.strip credit = row.elements[2].text.strip debit = row.elements[3].text.strip unless name.include?("BROUGHT FORWARD") transactions << { :date => date, :name => name, :credit => credit, :debit => debit} end end end #Sort in order of newest date first so can add on @transactions += transactions.sort { | t1, t2 | t2[:date] <=> t1[:date] } |