So investigating the source a bit I have a few clues on what would need to
happen ... I think.
The query returns a collection of Postings. Each posting has a xdata member
that contains amongst other items a "total" value. But per post.h xdata is
only produced for reports and not until the last possible moment. How
through python can that get triggered. I would think the Query result would
satisfy the conditions.
I did find that although the default csv format doesn't include amount it
can be added. But it doesn't make since to parse the output of a terminal
command in python if the data could already be obtained native to python.
// This variable holds optional "extended data" which is usually produced
>
> // only during reporting, and only for the posting set being reported.
>
> // It's a memory-saving measure to delay allocation until the last
>> possible
>
> // moment.
>
> mutable optional<xdata_t> xdata_;
>
>
On Tuesday, January 17, 2017 at 8:19:44 PM UTC-5, p51d78th wrote:
>
> Using the python query command is it possible to get the running total or
> balance of a result set? I know I can just iterate the result set when the
> output is created but that won't work with a display predicate.
>
> For instance what I would like specifically is the data and the running
> that would be associated with the following command.
>
> journal.query('^Assets:Checking$ -d d>=[last week]')
>
> If that doesn't work I also noticed that the csv command doesn't provide
> it either. Is there any other command than register that would provide this?
>
> Thanks
> David
>
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