Thanks! -- Clumsy fingers on small keypad. John Rakestraw
On Nov 3, 2011, at 9:59 PM, Craig Earls <[email protected]> wrote: > Looks like a bug to me. I fixed it in report.h. By changing the > divided terms into quantities. I will file a bug report and send john > a pull request tonight. > > On 2011-11-03, John Rakestraw <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi, all -- >> >> With the following ledger file "test": >> >> ~Monthly >> Expenses:Allowance:me $200.00 >> Assets >> >> 2011/11/01 Test entry 1 >> Expenses:Allowance:me $50.00 >> Liabilities:Checking >> >> 2011/11/02 Test entry 2 >> Expenses:Groceries $35.00 >> Expenses:Allowance:me >> >> 2011/11/03 Test entry 3 >> Expenses:Misc $15.00 >> Expenses:Allowance:me >> >> The command >> >> ledger budget -f test reg -p 'this month' allowance:me >> >> fails with this error message: >> >> --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- >> While evaluating value expression: >> ansify_if(justify((get_at(total_expr, 1) ? (((100% * >> scrub(get_at(total_expr, 0))) / (- scrub(get_at(total_expr, 1)))) : 0)), 5, >> -1, true, false), (((color & get_at(total_expr, 1)) & >> (abs((quantity(scrub(get_at(total_expr, 0))) / >> quantity(scrub(get_at(total_expr, 1))))) >= 1)) ? (magenta : null))) >> While multiplying 0 with 100%: >> Error: Cannot multiply an amount with a balance >> --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- >> >> I realize that this is a bit of a corner case -- and therefore perhaps not >> worth fixing. The entries above fit the scenario in which I discovered it. >> My wife and I have monthly allowances. I take out $50.00 in cash, charged >> to my allowance. However, then I use this cash instead for groceries and a >> miscellaneous purchase, which brings my allowance spending for the month >> back to $0. >> >> -- >> John Rakestraw >> > > > -- > Craig, Corona De Tucson, AZ > enderw88.wordpress.com
