Period date separator can now be used in the input file.

src/main.rs

@@ -68,8 +68,8 @@ pub(crate) struct Flags {
 #[derive(StructOpt, Debug)]
 pub(crate) struct Options {
 
-    /// Choose "h" or "s" for hyphen or slash (i.e., "-" or "/") to indicate the separator character used
-    /// in the input file txDate column (i.e. 2017/12/31 or 2017-12-31).
+    /// Choose "h", "s", or "p" for hyphen, slash, or period (i.e., "-", "/", or ".") to indicate the separator
+    /// character used in the file_to_import txDate column (i.e. 2017/12/31, 2017-12-31, or 2017.12.31).
     #[structopt(name = "date separator character", short, long = "date-separator", default_value = "h", parse(from_os_str))]
     date_separator: OsString,
 

src/skip_wizard.rs

@@ -23,7 +23,8 @@ pub(crate) fn skip_wizard(args: super::Cli) -> Result<(
     let date_separator = match args.opts.date_separator.into_string().unwrap().as_str() {
         "h" => {"-"}
         "s" => {"/"}
-        _ => { println!("\nFATAL: The date-separator arg requires either an 'h' or an 's'.\n"); process::exit(1) }
+        "p" => {"."}
+        _ => { println!("\nFATAL: The date-separator arg requires either an 'h', an 's', or a 'p'.\n"); process::exit(1) }
     };
 
     let input_file_path;

src/wizard.rs

@@ -27,7 +27,8 @@ pub(crate) fn wizard(args: super::Cli) -> Result<(
     let date_separator = match args.opts.date_separator.into_string().unwrap().as_str() {
         "h" => {"-"}
         "s" => {"/"}
-        _ => { println!("\nFATAL: The date-separator arg requires either an 'h' or an 's'.\n"); process::exit(1) }
+        "p" => {"."}
+        _ => { println!("\nFATAL: The date-separator arg requires either an 'h', an 's', or a 'p'.\n"); process::exit(1) }
     };
 
     let input_file_path;