I think it's time to start planning for a ledger 3.2 release.
Dimitri John Ledkov has recently completed the port of the Python API
to Python 3, which is something Alexis started a long time ago.
Python 2 support is ending in 2020, and lack of Python 3 support is
already a problem for some distros
> "MM" == Martin Michlmayr writes:
MM> Anyway, I'm hoping everything can help:
MM> - point out issues that should be fixed before 3.2. I'm talking
MM>about *critical* stuff
MM> - help fix as many things as possible
MM> - test Python3 support and report issues
Thank you, Martin! I wou
I would like to see formatted output (coloured text, paging etc) made on an
opt-in basis rather than an opt-out basis.
This is supposed to be a text based reporting system and all of the
formatting characters play havoc on text based editors.
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> "p" == psionl0 writes:
p> This is supposed to be a text based reporting system and all of the
p> formatting characters play havoc on text based editors.
In ~/.ledgerrc you can put:
--no-color
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On Friday, December 13, 2019 at 12:23:47 AM UTC+8, John Wiegley wrote:
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> In ~/.ledgerrc you can put:
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That's my point. In ~/.ledgerrc it should be
--color
--pager
I expected this to be a text based program. After the nasty formatting
surprises, I had to res
On Sat, 14 Dec 2019 at 08:33, psionl0 wrote:
> I expected this to be a text based program. After the nasty formatting
> surprises, I had to research how to strip all of these formatting characters
> out of the output stream. Otherwise, it is useless if I want to feed the
> output into another
Does it work for all piping commands?
I shouldn't have to research how to output unformatted text. Let those who
want special formatting include those options in their command line.
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Hey psion,
Every well behaving command line app should only use color at interactive
colors that can render them. If you are seeing raw formatting codes, I
think we can all agree there is a problem somewhere. It would be great if
you could give some specific examples of times this goes wrong.
In
* Martin Michlmayr [2019-12-10 15:21]:
> Dimitri John Ledkov has recently completed the port of the Python API
> to Python 3, which is something Alexis started a long time ago.
> Python 2 support is ending in 2020, and lack of Python 3 support is
> already a problem for some distros.
>
> There ar
* Martin Michlmayr [2020-03-27 15:01]:
> > Anyway, I'm hoping everything can help:
> > - point out issues that should be fixed before 3.2. I'm talking
> >about *critical* stuff
> > - help fix as many things as possible
> > - test Python3 support and report issues
>
> Unfortunately I didn'
> "MM" == Martin Michlmayr writes:
MM> Unfortunately still no reponse from anyone. I think it's time to make a
MM> ledger 3.2 release in a few days from current Git. Python 2 is officially
MM> dead now and the lack of Python 3 support is a major problem for the Linux
MM> distros.
MM> If ther
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