# ignore the trailing + or - character.
curItem.val = float(curItem.fields[0][:-1].replace(",", ""))
buf = ''
state = 2
elif state == 2:
if len(buf) == 0 and not c.isalpha():
continue
buf += c
# if date found, start a new record
if re.search('\d\d-\d\d ', buf):
# save description to current record
curItem.fields.append(buf[:-6])
items.append(curItem)
# start new record
curItem = checklist.Item()
dt = extractDate(buf)
curItem.fields.append(dt)
buf = ''
state = 1
# interest is always the last record
elif 'Interest Earned' in buf:
curItem.fields.append(buf)
items.append(curItem)
break
items.sort(key=lambda a: a.val)
checklist.generate("Bank of America", firstDate, lastDate, items)
firstDate = None
lastDate = ""
for line in (i.strip() for i in fileinput.input()):
if not line:
continue
i = checklist.Item()
i.fields = line.split(",")
# Get the range of dates. The input data is sorted by date, so the most
# recently read line will have the last date.
if firstDate is None:
firstDate = i.fields[0]
lastDate = i.fields[0]
# Remove unneeded fields.
del i.fields[1]
del i.fields[3:]
i.val = float(i.fields[1])
# Make the dollar amount appear first.
i.fields[0], i.fields[1] = i.fields[1], i.fields[0]
items.append(i)
items.sort(key=lambda a: a.val)
items.reverse()
checklist.generate("American Express", firstDate, lastDate, items)
# ignore the trailing + or - character.
curItem.val = float(curItem.fields[0][:-1].replace(",", ""))
buf = ''
state = 2
elif state == 2:
if len(buf) == 0 and not c.isalpha():
continue
buf += c
# if date found, start a new record
if re.search('\d\d-\d\d ', buf):
# save description to current record
curItem.fields.append(buf[:-6])
items.append(curItem)
# start new record
curItem = checklist.Item()
dt = extractDate(buf)
curItem.fields.append(dt)
buf = ''
state = 1
# interest is always the last record
elif 'Interest Earned' in buf:
curItem.fields.append(buf)
items.append(curItem)
break
items.sort(key=lambda a: a.val)
checklist.generate("Bank of America", firstDate, lastDate, items)
import checklist
import fileinput
items = []
firstDate = None
lastDate = ""
for line in (i.strip() for i in fileinput.input()):
i = checklist.Item()
i.fields = line.split(',')
# Get the range of dates. The input data is sorted by date, so the most
# recently read line will have the last date.
if firstDate is None:
firstDate = i.fields[0]
lastDate = i.fields[0]
# The floating-point parser gets tripped up by the commas in dollar amounts
# greater than 1000. Rather than bother with locale stuff and parsing, I'm
# stripping them out. I also ignore the leading $ character.
i.val = float(i.fields[1][1:].replace(",", ""))
# Make the dollar amount appear first.
i.fields[0], i.fields[1] = i.fields[1], i.fields[0]
items.append(i)
items.sort(key=lambda a: a.val)
checklist.generate("Citi Mastercard", firstDate, lastDate, items)
firstDate = None
lastDate = ""
for line in (i.strip() for i in fileinput.input()):
if not line:
continue
i = checklist.Item()
i.fields = line.split(',')
# Get the range of dates. The input data is sorted by date, so the most
# recently read line will have the last date.
if firstDate is None:
firstDate = i.fields[0]
lastDate = i.fields[0]
# Remove unneeded fields.
del i.fields[1]
del i.fields[3:]
i.val = float(i.fields[1])
# Make the dollar amount appear first.
i.fields[0], i.fields[1] = i.fields[1], i.fields[0]
items.append(i)
items.sort(key=lambda a: a.val)
items.reverse()
checklist.generate("American Express", firstDate, lastDate, items)
