Hi all,
I've build a debug version of ledger HEAD (4ee5329) and it crashes
when I try to use it with a value greater than 9 for its --trace option.
Steps to reproduce:
* Run ledger with the --trace option, e.g.:
% ./ledger -f test/input/sample.dat reg --trace 10
Expected result:
Ledger show
Hi all,
I'd like to access the checkin and checkout time for a post from python.
Looking at src/post.cc there is a checkin variable available,
unfortunately this is not exposed to python in src/py_post.cc.
I've added
.add_property("checkin", &post_t::checkin)
to src/py_post.cc, which allows be
On 11/26/14 12:45 PM, Sebastien Vauban wrote:
In order to display (for example) the cash account every day of the
month, or the income every month of the year, is there a shortcut to do
so directly from Ledger, or do we have to use a shell script such as:
printf "Month \tIncome\n"
for
I agree with Alexis. I think having a standard recommended file
extension or two has a number of benefits, even if we don't all choose
to use it. It can help with new users, tooling, quick comprehension of
pastes, eg to know when examples are Ledger- or hledger-specific.
(I sometimes wish I ha
> Simon Michael writes:
> (I sometimes wish I had picked .hledger as the recommended extension for
> hledger files instead of .journal. I'd be inclined to change this especially
> if Ledger, Beancount & co. are doing the same.)
If I had to pick an extension, it would probably be .ledger, but
"or two"
Simon you crack me up.
We can put a recommendation in the docs. But I don't want anything more
than a suggestion.
On Monday, December 1, 2014, Simon Michael wrote:
> I agree with Alexis. I think having a standard recommended file extension
> or two has a number of benefits, even if we
On 12/1/14 10:24 AM, Craig Earls wrote:
"or two"
Heheh, well I figure if it was long you'd have to also have a short
alternative. Better two standard extensions than a bunch of them with
unclear status.
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Hello Craig Earls on Mon, Dec 01, 2014 at 07:24:49PM CET, you wrote:
> We can put a recommendation in the docs. But I don't want anything more
> than a suggestion.
I would think that having all sample files and the documentation use
the recommendation would make a much better recommendation.
I'd
Hello John Wiegley on Mon, Dec 01, 2014 at 07:24:11PM CET, you wrote:
> If I had to pick an extension, it would probably be .ledger, but then I
> wouldn't use it so that's what I don't recommend it.
Hehe, so what do you use for your ledger and timelog journal files, John?
Alexis
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> Alexis writes:
> Hello John Wiegley on Mon, Dec 01, 2014 at 07:24:11PM CET, you wrote:
>> If I had to pick an extension, it would probably be .ledger, but then I
>> wouldn't use it so that's what I don't recommend it.
> Hehe, so what do you use for your ledger and timelog journal files, J
Hi Sebastien,
The output of your script, can be very closely reproduced using command:
ledger --total-data --begin=2012 --monthly reg Income
This can be shortened as:
ledger -J -b 2012 -M reg Income
FWIW, you could also "display" the result with the 'report' script that can
be found in 'contr
Alexis, if you really want this, go ahead and work up a pull request.
On Mon, Dec 1, 2014 at 12:05 PM, John Wiegley wrote:
> > Alexis writes:
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> > Hello John Wiegley on Mon, Dec 01, 2014 at 07:24:11PM CET, you wrote:
> >> If I had to pick an extension, it would probably be .ledger, but th
Should be fixed in the latest push.
On Sun, Nov 30, 2014 at 2:28 PM, guivho wrote:
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> On Sunday, November 30, 2014 7:51:18 PM UTC+1, Craig Earls wrote:
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>> This is a known bug, I am working on it.
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> Ok Craig, it definitely isn't a showstopper, there's no hurry at all, I
> just felt I n
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