>>>>> Ethan <[email protected]> writes:
> I think either the two things should be unified or a bigger distinction
> should be drawn between them in the documentation. I spent an awful lot of
> time trying to use has_tag in an automated expression without luck. In
> particular, when I tried:
Query expressions are just a shorthand form for value expressions. If you
type "ledger query QUERY", it will show you what the equivalent value
expression would be. An in general, starting a query expression with "expr"
should by-pass the query expression parser, and drop you down into the full
value expression language.
>> = expr has_tag("TAG")
> Error: Invalid token '<end of input>' (wanted ')')
Hmm.. this seems like a bug to me! Would you mind entering it into Bugzilla?
http://bugs.ledger-cli.org. Thanks.
> And without expr, it doesn't match anything.
I think %TAG is the query expression form for what you're trying to do.
John
