* Sehr Kurz <[email protected]> [2014-05-29 07:58]:
> Running 'ledger b' yields:
>
> -100 Income:Work
>
> I think this is very misleading.
I agree. At the same time, I wonder whether this would come up in the
real world. Do you have a real-world example?
Interestingly, bal --flat shows the same result. I would've expected
Income to show up with --flat.
Playing around some more with --flat, the following also doesn't give
the result I'd expect:
2014/04/24 Test
A 10.00 USD
A:A 20.00 USD
A:B 30.00 USD
Income -60.00 USD
$ ledger -f d bal 'A' --flat
60.00 USD A
20.00 USD A:A
30.00 USD A:B
--------------------
60.00 USD
A should be 10.00 USD in this example (with --flat).
> Solution 2: Show a dummy account:
>
> 0 Income
> 100
> -100 Income:Work
This wouldn't work as it would mean that Income:Work has 100 and -100.
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