I think this is the same problem mentioned by Tony Edgecombe on Oct 21
(I couldn't seem to reply to that post), and it looks like this is
being fixed in the next version, but I wanted to point out that
rounding problems seem to be pervasive whenever conversion occurs:
1/21 Purchase
Assets:Investments 370.949 ABC @@ $3140.89
Equity:Starting
12/26 Reinvest Income
Assets:Investments 9.928 ABC @@ $113.68
Income:Dividends
12/28 Sell
Assets:Investments -380.877 ABC
Assets:Investments $4402.94
Income:Capital Gains $-1148.37
$ ledger -s bal
$4402.94 Assets:Investments
$-3140.890099 Equity:Starting
$-1262.05 Income
$-1148.37 Capital Gains
$-113.679998 Dividends
--------------------
0
$ ledger -B -s bal
$4402.94000359 Assets:Investments
$-3140.890099 Equity:Starting
$-1262.05 Income
$-1148.37 Capital Gains
$-113.679998 Dividends
--------------------
$-0.00009341
Splitting up the transaction amounts helps a little:
1/21 Purchase
Assets:Investments 370.949 ABC
Equity:Starting $-3140.89
12/26 Reinvest Income
Assets:Investments 9.928 ABC
Income:Dividends $-113.68
12/28 Sell
Assets:Investments -380.877 ABC
Assets:Investments $4402.94
Income:Capital Gains $-1148.37
$ ledger -s bal
$4402.94 Assets:Investments
$-3140.89 Equity:Starting
$-1262.05 Income
$-1148.37 Capital Gains
$-113.68 Dividends
--------------------
0
$ ledger -B -s bal
$4402.9400025 Assets:Investments
$-3140.89 Equity:Starting
$-1262.05 Income
$-1148.37 Capital Gains
$-113.68 Dividends
--------------------
$0.0000025
This is from ledger 2.6.1 packaged in Debian.
