[kmymoney] [Bug 358579] Node was not TRANSACTION dans le fichier e: \r\build\extragear\kmymoney-4.6.1-20110918\work\kmymoney-4.7.2\kmymoney\mymoney\mymoneytransaction.cpp à la ligne 53

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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=358579

--- Comment #3 from mhaquila <aquila.ab.jegr at gmail.com> ---
(In reply to allan from comment #2)
> (In reply to mhaquila from comment #1)
> > Created attachment 96857 [details]
> > Same problem under Ubuntu 14.04 LTS when importing same QIF files
>
> OK, that rules out blaming Window then.
   Yes, it's independent of OS.

> Does this occur only on certain files, or on all files?
   It occurs only on certain files after having imported *some* QIF files
    or, according to cases, after having imported them, when we reopen the
    saved KMY file and click to go into any account.

> That looks like your .kmy file may be corrupted as that line is expecting to
> find the word "TRANSACTION" in the item being processed.
   Indeed, but see the following.

> Have you another .kmy file you can try, or perhaps create a new one for
> testing purposes.
   I have done that and found what causes the problem: a '<' symbol into a
    QIF file.
   However the error never occurs when importing the first QIF file, but
    another one with the associated operation.

> Apart from this QIF file problem, does that file otherwise work correctly?
   Yes, the program seems work correctly but the KMY is broken and can't be
    used: we can open it, but we can't see any count without exit of the
    program.

> If so, might you be able to supply a simple QIF file that can show the
> problem.  Disguise any personal stuff, as long as the error still occurs.
   I join two QIF files with two associated operations for each (the first
    operation is correct, but the second gives the error), I join the resulting
    KMY file too.

> Allan

I hope that my explanations are clear and I am ready to answer any question you
may have.

mhaquila

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