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- # CSV parser is basically a framework to handle any CSV files or fixed-width format files.
- # Parsers are defined in CSV/parser_type.
- package LedgerSMB::Reconciliation::CSV;
- use base qw/LedgerSMB/;
- use Datetime;
- sub load_file {
-
- my $self = shift @_;
- my $filename = shift @_;
- my $contents;
- do {
-
- local $/; # I think this is the right way to outrageously cheat
- open(FH,$filename);
- $contents = <FH>;
- }
- return $contents;
- }
- sub process {
-
- # thoroughly implementation-dependent.
- my $self = shift @_;
- my $contents = $self->load_file($self->{csv_filename});
-
- foreach my $line (split /\n/,$contents) {
- # Unpack for the format it is inexplicably in
- ($accno,
- $checkno,
- $issuedate
- $amount
- $cleared,
- $last_three) = unpack("A10A10A6A10A6A3",$line);
-
- push @{ $self->{entries} }, {
- account_num => $accno,
- scn => $checkno,
- issue_date => $issuedate,
- amount => $amount,
- cleared_date => $cleared
- };
- }
- # Okay, now how do I test to see if this is actually, y'know, bad data.
-
- for my $line (@{ $self->{entries} }) {
-
- # First check the account number.
- # According to the docs I have, it's all numbers.
-
-
- }
-
- return;
- }
- sub is_error {
-
-
- }
- sub error {
-
-
- }
- 1;
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