Hi, folks --
Before I file an issue report in ledger-mode, I'm hoping someone can
confirm that this is actually a bug instead of a feature change.
In earlier versions of ledger-mode (at least as late as the Sept 7 commit
on github), entries in a register report link back to the corresponding
entry in the ledger file. Thus, given this simple file:
<code>
; -*-ledger-*-
2018/01/01 Cash on hand
Assets:Cash $490.00
Equity:Opening Balances
2018/01/01 Pot of gold
Expenses:Fantasy $1,000.00
Liabilities:CredCard:Blue
2018/01/01 Blockbuster
Expenses:Entertainment:Movies:Home $5.29
Liabilities:CredCard:Green
2018/01/01 Grocery Store
Expenses:Groceries $1.54
Liabilities:CredCard:Green
2018/01/01 Greedy Bank
Liabilities:HomeEquity:GreedyBank $397.57
Expenses:Interest:Mortgage $604.58
Assets:Current:AnotherBank
2018/01/02 Uptown store
Expenses:Misc $20.92
Liabilities:CredCard:Green
2018/01/02 The Market
Expenses:Groceries $87.89
Liabilities:CredCard:Green
2018/01/03 Dinery
Expenses:Dining $77.39
Liabilities:CredCard:Blue
</code>
A "ledger reg blue" command will yield this buffer:
18-Jan-01 Pot of gold Liabilit:CredCard:Blue $-1,000.00
$-1,000.00
18-Jan-03 Dinery Liabilit:CredCard:Blue $-77.39
$-1,077.39
And if I put point on the line "Pot of Gold" and hit return, I'm taken to
the second entry in the second file.
With more recent commits on git-hub, the register report generates the same
entries as before, but the entries don't link back to the ledger file.
Putting point on an entry in the report and hitting return leaves me with
"Buffer is read-only: #<buffer *Ledger Report*>" in the minibuffer.
Is this a deliberate change in the code? If so, is there some way to get
something like the earlier behavior?
Thanks.
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