Hello,
https://aumayr.github.io/beancount-docs-static/api_reference/beancount.core.html?highlight=link#beancount.core.number.D
says:
"Convert a string, possibly with commas, into a Decimal object."
However, feeding it a string with comma:
units = amount.Amount(D(row["Soll/Haben"]), "EUR") # .replace(",", "."),
"EUR")
print(units, row["Soll/Haben"])
outputs:
-3000 EUR -30,00
D() seems to just swallow the comma, not use it as decimal separator, what
I expect from the doc string. Doing a .replace(",", ".") works, but the
documentation seems wrong or misleading.
Best Thanks,
Florian
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