* Remove callbacks in Collection object
Make Collection a "dumb" object (and also a base object,
though it isn't very useful for now)
* Rename Path to WorkingPath, because it is more about managing state
than being a single path.
* Rewrite almost all WorkingPath, because the code was overly
complicated for no reason (I tried some special cases and it turned
out that fromstring didn't handle them, and that the
quote-escape-unquote was just unecessary). I also rewrote it to be
more pythonic (no more lambdas and maps) and added tests.
* Require the full split path when creating a Collection. Because, come to
think of it, an object needs an unique identifier; in the case of
Collections, it is the full path, not only its last part.
I might even replace the id by the full split path in the future.
* There is now only one way to get items of a Collection: calling
iter_resources().
* Rewrite flatten_resources to iter_resources_flat(), which just calls
iter_resources() recursively.
* Rewrite the collection part of the canalplus module. There is no more
callback or a page calling the browser to check another page!
The logic is only in iter_resources().
The resulting code is not very pretty, but it should get better.
As a bonus, avoid to reload the main XML file when we already have it
open.
* change_path() now expects a split path and not a string.
* up/home special cases for "cd" are handled in the same place, and
store the previous place properly (but are not yet exploitable by
an user command).
This is a big commit but it would be hard to split it in *working*
commits.
If you read this entire commit message, I will buy you a beer.
refs #774fixes#773
This method can be used to fill all empty fields with the same value.
A field is empty when is value is None, NotLoaded or NotAvailable.
Example:
# It will be impossible to get all empty fields, except
# of 'url' (with a call to fillobj())
video.set_empty_fields(NotAvailable, ('url',))
Types were taken from KMyMoney, which is for personal tracking, however
some types had no use (cash not something the bank can provide,
maybe credit card but it is usually the "coming" field for us).
Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_account (but not focused on
personal banking) and it's French translation which was more interesting.
Other websites for American and Australian banking almost always mentioned three
accounts: checking/current, savings/deposits, term/fixed deposits.
And some code refactoring.
