Re: Are you using bracketed dates in comments ?

* Alan [2022-05-23 18:32]: > Referring to the "Bountiful Blessings" example in the Effective Dates manual > , if you > say `ledger --effective register Groceries` you get the proper effective > dates. If you instead say `ledger --

Re: Are you using bracketed dates in comments ?

Ah! The exercise of trying to put together an example made me realize my mistake. Referring to the "Bountiful Blessings" example in the Effective Dates manual , if you say `ledger --effective register Groceries` you get the proper

Re: Are you using bracketed dates in comments ?

Yes, please post an example. Maybe you're not using them correctly. * Alan [2022-05-23 16:41]: > I use bracketed dates. However, recently I've been having some trouble > getting them to work. > > I thought they were working before, although I can't be sure I remember > exactly. They're suppos

Re: Are you using bracketed dates in comments ?

I use bracketed dates. However, recently I've been having some trouble getting them to work. I thought they were working before, although I can't be sure I remember exactly. They're supposed to be used if you give the "--effective" command-line flag, right? On Friday, May 18, 2018 at 10:59:00

Re: Ledger-mode reconcile: space bar not working

Somewhat solved. The spacebar was bound to an evil mode command to move forward one character. I switched from Emacs mode to evil mode with CTRL-Z and now the spacebar is bound correctly to 'ledger-reconcile-toggle.' Should I put something in my .emacs to disable evil mode in the ledger-mode re

Ledger-mode reconcile: space bar not working

My first time trying to reconcile an account using ledger-mode. I put the cursor on the account to be reconciled, for example, 2022-01-01 Stop & Shop Expenses:Groceries $50 Assets:Checking <--- CURSOR ON THIS LINE then start reconciliation with C-c C-r. The account 'Assets:Ch