Hi all,
i get these very long decimal numbers when using the Decimal() method. See
my minimal example. How can I fix this? rounding to two digits seems not to
be the solution. Thanks!
2020-01-01 * "format" "1"
myAccount 1 CHF
2020-01-01 * "format" "1/9"
myAccount 0.111111111111111104943205418749130330979824066162109375 CHF
2020-01-01 * "format" "round(1/9,2)"
myAccount 0.11000000000000000055511151231257827021181583404541015625 CHF
2020-01-01 * "format" "10000"
myAccount 10000 CHF
minimal example code:
from beancount.core import data, amount
from beancount.core.amount import D
from beancount.parser import printer
number = [1,1/9,round(1/9,2),10000]
narration=['1','1/9','round(1/9,2)','10000']
for i, num in enumerate(number):
num_ = D(num)
amount_ = amount.Amount(D(num),'CHF')
P1 = data.Posting(account = 'myAccount',
units = amount_,
cost = None, price = None, flag = None, meta = None)
P2 = data.Posting(account = 'myAccount',
units = None,
cost = None, price = None, flag = None, meta = None)
T=data.Transaction(meta=None,
date='2020-01-01',
flag="*",
payee='format',
narration=narration[i],
tags=data.EMPTY_SET,
links=data.EMPTY_SET,
postings=[P1])
printer.print_entry(T)
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