On 2018-05-01 01:54, Jostein Berntsen wrote:
On 30.04.18,02:22, Johann Höchtl wrote:
Bump.
The interesting thing is that the balance amount for account "Share" varies
depending on the order I call the two ledger files.
What is the underlying problem / offending statement? Do I need to extract
the automated transactions from the two files into one additional external
file?
Thank you!
You might look at the comment in this post regarding problem with
balancing with assertions and multiple files:
https://felixcrux.com/blog/ledger-practices-separate-your-journals
It might work better if you keep your transacations in one file here,
the result seems more like you expect.
Thank you for the pointer which will help me to understand how to
structure files.
Meanwhile I identified the underlying problem. The definition for
automated shared transactions is in both files as I would like to keep
them separated and usable on their own. However if they are combined
with multiple -f specifications on the command line these automated
transactions become defined and applied twice.
Ideally some sort of #idef ... #define .... #endif functionality to
prevent the semantically same second definition of an automated
transaction to be defined would be a solution.
Maybe I could get around with a
define variable=true
or like functionality?
Jostein
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