xml
Posted by Jäger on 2004-03-19 11:17:55
World-readable
At Bitscape's recomendation, I spent some quality time with Perl's XML::DOM module and figured out how to read gnucash's xml files and report the current balence of a handful of accounts to a gnumeric spreadsheet. I still need to write code to export the report to a document we can carry around on our Palms so we can always know our account status.
Alone (2004-03-11 13:46:23)
- Waiting for prices to drop (Bitscape at 2004-03-11 15:43:44)
- FF: CC (Jäger at 2004-03-11 16:02:49)
- Video games and TV (Kiesa at 2004-03-11 18:01:16)
- Worms 3D (Linknoid at 2004-03-12 09:58:18)
- SimCity 4000 (bouncing at 2004-03-12 12:10:35)
- Write your own (Yanthor at 2004-03-12 12:48:20)
- Custom Finance Systems (Jäger at 2004-03-12 13:10:06)
- xml (Jäger at 2004-03-19 11:17:55)
Everyone I'm sure, knows that when something goes wrong somewhere,
anywhere, anytime it is automatically SCOTT'S FAULT. Your dog ran away?
SCOTT'S FAULT. Your car won't start? SCOTT'S FAULT. Your power got
shut off because you forgot to mail the check? Yep, once again, SCOTT'S
FAULT. It is very similar to the "six degrees of separation" theory.
Somehow everything can be tied back to Scott.
- Renee Galvin, 25 October 2000
anywhere, anytime it is automatically SCOTT'S FAULT. Your dog ran away?
SCOTT'S FAULT. Your car won't start? SCOTT'S FAULT. Your power got
shut off because you forgot to mail the check? Yep, once again, SCOTT'S
FAULT. It is very similar to the "six degrees of separation" theory.
Somehow everything can be tied back to Scott.
- Renee Galvin, 25 October 2000
