Hi Matt,
On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 06:20:39PM -0700, Matthew Marshall wrote:
> I saw the --empty option and it sounds like that should print out all
> accounts even if they have a 0 balance
With -p, you are asking ledger to disregard anything outside of the given
period, and that is exactly what it is doing. Those other accounts don't have a
zero balance: they don't even exist to ledger. The transactions which bring
them into life are out of scope.
Try this with and without --empty:
2013/09/11 Touch All Accounts
Assets:Cash $0.00
Assets:Checking $0.00
Expenses:Communications:Cell $0.00
Expenses:Food:Dining $0.00
Expenses:Food:Junk $0.00
Expenses:Gambling $0.00
Liabilities:CC $0.00
Interestingly, declaring the accounts with the account keyword does not
work. Perhaps it should.
Hope that helps. If not, you're probably looking at some scripting in e.g.
Python.
Regards,
Martin
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