>>>>> Eric Abrahamsen <[email protected]> writes:
> No, I'd tried that one before. It looks like parenthesis inside any "expr"
> clause will cause the parsing error. If there's no "expr", the parenthesis
> is read correctly and things seem to work. In your above suggestion, I got
> the parsing error at ("Receipt". If I take out the first "expr", I get the
> parsing error at (transportation|food|books)/, saying: Error: Missing '/'.
Sorry, copy and paste bug, the second "expr" shouldn't appear.
> The only way I can get it to work is to have no first "expr", use tag
> instead of has_tag (using has_tag simply produces no results), and have no
> parenthesis in the "expr account" clause.
> The ternary expression works if given as:
> ((to_amount(tag("Receipt")) > 0) ? to_amount(tag("Receipt")) : 1)
> So really all I'm missing there is the ability to match:
> = expr amount = to_amount(tag("Receipt")) and expr etc etc etc
> with parentheses in.
Yes, you can't do variable assignments like this at the moment.
John
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