Escrúpulos Una piedra en la conciencia del software libre, calidad y la vida misma

Because we had the time, or better said, I had the time. Someone asked how come we were starting the work on a port to KDE4, even before our very clear intent of releasing 1.0 for KDE3. Well, I had the opportunity to take a 2-month leave of absence, kind of, and then I had some free time to work on KMyMoney. Since we were already in feature- and string-freeze, I talked to the rest of the team and we agreed that I would start the work on the KDE4 port. They will join once the 1.0 is out the door.

In KMyMoney we have over 330 unit tests. Thomas enforces the integrity of the tests like a bulldog, and I am really glad he does. The tests cover almost all areas of the engine, so we can check that data is created, saved and retrieved as it should. This is proving to be a great help during the port to KDE4.

This week I have been working on trying to make KMM load files. Finally, I got that done today.

I got into all kind of new classes, refactoring, and so on, and I had to learn a lot, to try to keep the actual changes to the code to a minimum. We don't want to change anything that isn't absolutely necessary. We will have time to do that in subsequent releases.

So, here is a screenshot of the forecast view after loading a test file. I like dark themes, btw. Black Tragedy, in this case.

This is one of the changes that was not documented anywhere, and that I don't even have a good grasp of what it does. If I understand correctly, it returns a list of all the events in the application.