#2 GnuCashToQIF 1.5 Cannot handle activa account hierarchies

[Oskar Heck]

Symptoms:
If i have hierarchic structures in my activa accounts, GnuCashToQIF will export them as top-level accounts.

I attached a example gnucash file and the exported qif-file.
In the gnucash-project i have in activa an account named "Girokonto" which has an account "Subkonto1". Account "Subkonto1" itself has the accounts "Subkonto1_1" and "Subkonto1_2".

After exporting to qif i got in the qif-file:
NGirokonto
TBank
DGirokonto Postbank
^
NSubkonto1
TBank
D
^
NSubkonto1_1
TBank
D
^
NSubkonto1_2
TBank
D
^

Also, if i import the qif back in gnucash, "Subkonto1", "Subkonto1_1" and "Subkonto1_2" are all top-level.

What i expect:
If i re-import the qif file, i get the original account structure.

I'm not familiar with qif, but i would expect something like
NGirokonto
TBank
DGirokonto Postbank
^
NGirokonto:Subkonto1
TBank
D
^
NGirokonto:Subkonto1:Subkonto1_1
TBank
D
^
NGirokonto:Subkonto1:Subkonto1_2
TBank
D
^

Steps to reproduce:
- Unpack archive attached
- open GnuCashToQIF with: java -jar GnuCashToQIF-1.5.jar
- open file "hierarchie"
- uncheck "Ignore unused accounts"
- Save to "hierarchie.qif"

[Oskar Heck]