Craig,

> Interestingly enough I recently pushed a change to
> ledger-mode that supports scheduled transactions. I have
> yet to put the documentation in order but it takes a
> separate file with ledger transactions using wildcard
> dates and determine which transaction should be coming up
> soon.

It seems we were thinking along the same lines.

I've been using my package for quite a while. It does
contain some python code, which works well as a separate
package. Ideally I would like to re-write in pure elisp, but
I can't seem to find the time.

Regards,
David.
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Craig Earls writes:
 >    I will take a look and see if it could merge in to ledger-mode.
 >    Â Interestingly enough I recently pushed a change to ledger-mode that
 >    supports scheduled transactions. Â I have yet to put the documentation
 >    in order, but it takes a separate file with ledger transactions using
 >    wildcard dates and determine which transaction should be coming up
 >    soon.
 > 
 >    On Sat, Nov 16, 2013 at 4:53 PM, David Keegan <[1][email protected]>
 >    wrote:
 > 
 >      Hi,
 >      If you use emacs for entering ledger transactions, you may
 >      find my dklrt (Ledger Recurring Transactions) package
 >      useful. It is available from the melpa emacs package archive
 >      at [2]http://melpa.milkbox.net. The source repository is
 >      [3]https://github.com/davidkeegan/dklrt.
 >      It works as an add-on to ledger-mode and automatically
 >      appends recurring transactions to the current ledger file,
 >      usually on entry to ledger-mode.
 >      Recurring transactions are configured in a separate file
 >      which conforms to ledger file format and resides in the same
 >      directory as the ledger file.
 >      Regards,
 >      David Keegan.
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