I put this in my .ledgerc file:
--depth 4
Now, if I do:
ledger --depth 1 balance
the ledger overwrites the option in the init file and shows only 1 depth.
That's the expected behavior. However, if put some depth *bigger* than the
defined 4 in the file, I would get only 4 levels. The option
When working with cryptocurrencies, something like that:
203,320,244,020,398,298 DOGE can be very common.
It would be useful an option like --shorten-huge-numbers and change this to:
203,320.24T DOGE
Or maybe the solution could be create another commodity and use the C
directive as you said
Not that I'm aware of, but I'm not 100% sure.
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* Felipe Mica [2021-09-11 17:25]:
> line 15: Unknown payee 'BBB'
> line 23: Unknown payee 'DDD'
> line 31: Unknown payee 'FFF'
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> Why aren't the aliases working in this case?
They are working. Run "ledger reg" and you'll see that it's working
as expected.
The "Unknown payee" warnings are
* Felipe Mica [2021-09-11 17:00]:
> But maybe there is a better way to deal with that?
Typically you'd use "C" for that.
https://www.ledger-cli.org/3.0/doc/ledger3.html#index-C-1
C 100,000,000 SAT = 1 BTC
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In the example bellow, if I use the options
--strict --check-payees
it results in the following warnings:
line 15: Unknown payee 'BBB'
line 23: Unknown payee 'DDD'
line 31: Unknown payee 'FFF'
Why aren't the aliases working in this case?
payee AAA
alias BBB
payee CCC
alias DDD
payee
Hello!
What is the best way (approach) to deal with different commodities that are
convertible between them?
Let's suppose I want to work with different units of the same commodity.
Example: BTC and SAT (Satoshis). 1 BTC is = 100,000,000 SAT - Is there a
way to tell to Ledger-CLI that these
2021-09-06 Test
Assets:Checking
Expenses:Food:Groceries 1 BTC @ (R$ 280,000.00 * 2)
Expressions using @ works. But inside { } does not. Why?
2021-09-06 Test
Assets:Checking
Expenses:Food:Groceries 1 BTC {(R$ 280,000.00 * 2)}
While parsing file
Thank you.
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