Re: PDesk CSV plugin ALPHA for testing
"mec1353" <mec1353-/[email protected]> Mon, 04 Sep 2006 04:07:28 -0000
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Hi Tom, thanks a lot for your efforts, here is some feedback. I downloaded the alpha zip file, unzipped and copied the files into the 'plugins' folder. I opened PDesk, then created a blank project and imported test6.csv which I can see well on the screen. I have read the list of bugs so I will not report them again. I hope that when they are fixed I can export a project (csv) then re-import the saved file and retreive the project as it was. Also, I hope the csv format will be compatible with other applications especially excel. One thing that bothers me is the selection requested when doing an import. Why having to chose the 'task type'? If I import a project, I want to import ALL types of tasks and as they were when I exported them. thanks again for your work, --- In [email protected], "Tomas" <dr.tom@...> wrote: > > PDesk CSV plugin is now available for testing. > Please note that I shortly tested and it seemed to work, but there are > few problems with that that I know of so far: > > From the todo list: > 1: export dates to be of same format as import dates > 2: Excel: remove delimiter parameter, change to Excel dialect > 3: export file is written in reversed order, what to do? > 4: whole opened file content is overwritten ... ??? > 5: doesn't change file status to changed, thus no question whether or > not to save the file on exit > > No. 1 means that the date format that is exported, will not be > imported back. > No. 3, again, file that gets exported, will not be importable due to > reversed order. > No. 4 - ATTENTION - if you import to your current file, whole file > gets overwritten (once you save after import) with the imported items. > So best is to import to a blank project, and use copy/paste (not sure > if possible) to move elsewhere if necessary. > > Test file is enclosed, so that you can see the format that is > necessary for import. > > I plan to fix, or at least to examine, all the bugs above and all > those that will be reported to me, either here, or through the contact > details which are in the plugin file (csvinout.py). > > I will also consider any feature requests. > > Temporary download location: > http://www.vscripts.net/wp-content/uploads/2006/09/csvinout.zip > > Further goes the response to Rick: > > --- In [email protected], Rick Price <rprice@> wrote: > > Hi Tomas, I'm not sure you need any special rights to put a file in the > > files section. > > > > If you have problems though, I will try and figure out how to fix them. > > I can't find any upload link when logged and browsing in a Files > section :(. > > > Can we include your CSV module as part of the regular distribution? > > I would be flattered of course. > > Greetings, Tom > Remember to visit Polls, Files and Bookmarks sections at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/progect. You are welcome to vote, upload your files and submit bookmarks. Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/progect/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/