Hi,
I just implemented a new "run" command to make use of the Query directive.
Thought it was worth of note.
Here's the changelog:
Implemented new "run" shell command that allows you to run a named
query.
For example, if an input file has a Query directive like this:
2016-09-01 query "home" "select account, sum(position) where account
~ 'Home' group by 1"
And you input this command:
run home
The entries will be closed at tue query date (2016-09-01) and the query
automatically run. If you want to always include all the transactions,
set a
date far into the future.
This works from the command-line and from the shell, equally. You can
also
run all the queries in an input file, like this:
run *
To view the list of available queries, just type the "run" command
without
an argument.
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