On Sun, Nov 6, 2011 at 1:03 PM, <softw...@quantentunnel.de> wrote: > Hi > > I recently added a new account to KMyMoney and would have liked to > validate the IBAN for typos and the like. As this is currently not possible > in KMyMoney, I wrote a class IbanValidator : public QRegExpValidator that > first checks a string whether it satisfies the basic, country-dependent > criteria (length, numeric versus character symbols), then calculates the > checksum. > > Questions to the development team: > 1. Is such feature worthwhile in KMyMoney? >
Yes, if it's easy to maintain. I think it's of value to the users. > 2. If so, would you like to have it as separate "Validate!" button (my > preference, as this makes validation voluntary; some may enter non-IBAN > numbers such as US account numbers in the IBAN field) or enforced with a > validator to the respective line edit? > I would go with the Validate! button. > 3. Where should the templates for the country-specific definitions be > stored: separate text file read at runtime (benefit: anybody can add if > his/her preferred country adopts IBAN), in the source code (benefit: no > setup issue; this is current implementation); or where else? > > We have a similar case with the country-specific templates. > Those interested may have a look at an implementation, including a little > GUI test application of both options (see question 2, above): source is on > git://github.com/Al-/IbanValidator.git > > Regards, Alvaro
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