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Hello @buchen
I think we need a function analogous to the check by documentContext("currency") to move the PeriodicHelper or similar into the extractutils.
For example, baseCurrency and year should be found. (see Postbank PDF Importer)
The other point is that I can only check one currency via check in the tests, but not EUR, USD, GPB, CHF new AssertImportActions().check(results, CurrencyUnit.EUR);
However, if I only check one currency, it is always displayed incorrectly. We need a list of currencies.
Range attributes are only valid within a given block, i.e. a start and
and end line number. In order to use range attributes, one has to
* add range blocks to the document type
* add a rangeAttribute() to the section
If the given attribute does not exist, the parsing of the document fails.
Issue: #3795
Range attributes are only valid within a given block, i.e. a start and
and end line number. In order to use range attributes, one has to
* add range blocks to the document type
* add a rangeAttribute() to the section
If the given attribute does not exist, the parsing of the document fails.
Issue: #3795
Hello @buchen
I think we need a function analogous to the check by
documentContext("currency")
to move thePeriodicHelper
or similar into the extractutils.For example,
baseCurrency
andyear
should be found. (see Postbank PDF Importer)The other point is that I can only check one currency via check in the tests, but not EUR, USD, GPB, CHF
new AssertImportActions().check(results, CurrencyUnit.EUR);
However, if I only check one currency, it is always displayed incorrectly. We need a list of currencies.
What did you think?
Originally posted by @Nirus2000 in #3789 (comment)
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