Hi,
The ledger3.pdf describes the payees command as
{
The payees command reports all of the unique payees in the journal
}
and it gives an example using @ to specify a filter:
{
$ ledger payees @Nic
Nicolas
Nicolas BOILABUS
Oudtshoorn Municipality
Vaca Veronica
}
When I execute it, I get all tickets for the payees:
{
$ ledger payees @col
= 2005-12-06 colruyt
= 2005-12-09 colruyt
= 2005-12-22 colruyt
= 2005-12-27 colruyt
= 2006-01-03 colruyt
= 2006-01-14 colruyt
...
}
Here's my ledger version info:
{
$ ledger -v
0ms [INFO] Ledger starting
1ms [INFO] Parsing file "/Users/guivho/.ledgerrc"
Ledger 3.1.0-20141005, the command-line accounting tool
Copyright (c) 2003-2014, John Wiegley. All rights reserved.
This program is made available under the terms of the BSD Public License.
See LICENSE file included with the distribution for details and disclaimer.
1ms [INFO] Parsing file "/Users/guivho/ledger/boekhouding.ledger"
1879ms [INFO] Read journal file (1877ms)
1879ms [INFO] Found 12008 transactions
] quit
13614ms [INFO] Ledger ended
}
Please advise,
Guido
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