Hello again. I've figured out some automation for this, now I can do:
2016/02/20 * Transform
Wh:Raw -1 apple @ (P(commodity))
Wh:Raw -1 orange @ (P(commodity))
Wh:Packs 1 pack @ (P("apple") + P("orange"))
But it's still too verbose, specially for the final 'pack' posting. I plan
to do some 12+ items packs!!!!
El domingo, 28 de febrero de 2016, 0:26:54 (UTC+1), Antonio A. Carrillo
Hernández escribió:
>
> Well, it can be something like a function over the rest of the
> transaction. As you can leave the balanced amount blank on some
> transactions, you could write something marking the value of the
> transaction, something like
>
> 2016/02/20 * Transform
> Wh:Raw -1 apple @ ((current_value))
> Wh:Raw -1 orange @ ((current_value))
> Wh:Packs 1 pack @ ((balanced_ammount_value))
>
> I've been reading docs about commodities and valuation functions, but I
> couldn't figure out if something like this can or can't be done. If this
> can't be done actually, could it be done writing some python extension?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> El sábado, 27 de febrero de 2016, 23:54:34 (UTC+1), John Wiegley escribió:
>>
>> >>>>> Antonio A Carrillo Hernández <[email protected]> writes:
>>
>> > What I want is to let ledger calculate the final 'pack' price based on
>> the
>> > other commodities involved. For example, I want to write:
>>
>> > 2016/02/20 * Transform
>> > Wh:Raw -1 apple
>> > Wh:Raw -1 orange
>> > Wh:Packs 1 pack
>>
>> > And ledger calculate all of the values automatically or
>> semiautomatically,
>> > so I don't have to figure out the Raw prices at date and calculate the
>> Pack
>> > price for every transaction. It can be done as ledger knows the Raw
>> costs.
>>
>> In this case, how would it determine the final price?
>>
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