On Sun, 14 Sep 2014 09:34:13 -0700
Simon Michael <[email protected]> wrote:
> Gour, since you see opposite results with your personal data (ledger
> register much quicker than hledger) it would be interesting to see
> what you get with the data I used.
I believe we resolved it via IRC yesterday, right?
Btw, John resolved the mystery with the leddger itself, the problem was
that my ledger file generated by gnucash2ledger converter did produce
entries like:
account Expenses:Banka
note Bank Service Charge
check commodity == "HRK"
and after removing 'check commodity' lines, the performance was again on
par with the processing of stripped-down journal file.
> A single project isn't always big enough to accommodate different
> technology experiments, design ideas, project management styles and
> end-product needs. But I can imagine this happening. It's mostly a
> matter of work. As always, if people step up, things happen faster.
It's OK to have side-projects for experiments which can be integrated
later in the main project, but here it's important to have, at least,
file compatibility syntax which is e.g. not the case with Beancount.
Sincerely,
Gour
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