SharpMt940Lib.Core
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SharpMT940Lib implements the MT940 format in C# and is based on specifications of multiple banks. You can use it as a base for financial software or for conversions to other formats like CSV or OFX.
When decimal separator is a comma, the parsed Money value does not utilize the decimal placement e.g. Input: :61:2111091109C19053,79NTFOOBARXXXXXXXX Output: 1905379 Please advise. Thanks.
This PR makes it possible that line endings are of unix type (LF) or of windows type (CRLF). closes #18
There are banks that export the file from a unix based system which exports the file with Unix LF instead of Windows LF. There is a fix of course to...
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Given statement with the following line `:61:2012031203CR20NMSCVS0015060871` the parser throws `System.Data.InvalidExpressionException: '2012031203CR20NMSCVS0015060871'` I narrowed it down to the fact that the amount in this case does not contain the decimal...
Given statement with the following line `:61:2012031203CR20NMSCVS0015060871` the parser throws `System.Data.InvalidExpressionException: '2012031203CR20NMSCVS0015060871'` I narrowed it down to the fact that the amount in this case does not contain the decimal...
@jrnker Bugfix: Moved addAndNullTransactionsIfPresent, as with the old setup the last transaction will be missed @jrnker Improvement: Regex now allows for , and / in reference, as per MT940 definition...
in file [Raptorious.SharpMt940Lib.Tests/Mt940Test.cs](https://github.com/mjebrahimi/SharpMt940Lib.Core/blob/master/Raptorious.SharpMt940Lib.Tests/Mt940Test.cs) following comment in line 81 is invalid. This webpage is not accessible anymore: ``` // data from: http://wiki.yuki.nl/Default.aspx?Page=ABNAMRO%20MT940%20voorbeeld&NS=&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1 ```
Can this library also be used to write mt940 files? I am trying to convert from a CSV -> .940
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SharpMT940Lib implements the MT940 format in C# and is based on specifications of multiple banks. You can use it as a base for financial software or for conversions to other formats like CSV or OFX.