https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=302181
--- Comment #5 from allan <agande...@gmail.com> --- Sorry for causing the confusion. During debugging, I had traced the cause to the tr.m_amount = m_trData.amount statement and had found that tr.m_amount.decimalSeparator() produced a '.' when it should have been a ','. I tried a couple of 'fixes' which didn't work, and monitoring the libAlkimia ctor, I found it too was producing the wrong separator, decided I needed help, so changed the heading to include libalkimia, as I thought that was the problem area. Before submitting the revised bug entry, the original poster responded that he had now switched to 4.6.2 and still had the problem, and I then realised that the problem had been fixed in git rather than 4.6.2. I had been thinking the problem might lie with the change to the libAlkimia version, but now realised that wasn't the case. With further monitoring of the libalkimia ctor, I found the separator was correct during KMM startup, but changed as the csvplugin started, before it manipulated the decimal separator. I traced the problem ctors to the initialisation of three mymoneymoney instances. Casting these to libalkimia fixed them, but not the failing csv file. It was then I found that in git I had changed the tr.m_amount = m_trData.amount statements to tr.m_amount = MyMoneyMoney(m_trData.amount). I then submitted the bug entry with the confusing heading. To be fair to myself, it does say 'Problem with...', not 'Problem in...', and I did need to get some help. The change in git was introduced last November, related to the change to wizard structure, one of several changes. It was not back-ported. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug. _______________________________________________ KMyMoney-devel mailing list KMyMoney-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kmymoney-devel
