On Thursday, 21 May 2020 00:01:13 UTC+1, John Wiegley wrote:
>
> >>>>> "dw" == david whiting <[email protected] <javascript:>> writes:
>
> dw> ledger.dat reg expr "note =~ /1234/"
>
> It would be "tag("ID") =~ /1234/", for your example. Which is also what
> '%ID=1234' should mean.
>
> John
>
Thanks. I think there's something I still don't understand. Given the
following example.dat:
;; -*- mode: ledger -*-
account Assets:Members:Fred Smith
; ID:1234
account Assets:Members:Joe Public
; ID:5678
2020/05/21 Test
Assets:Members:Fred Smith 20 GBP
Income:subs
2020/05/21 Test
Assets:Members:Joe Public 20 GBP
Income:subs
When I do:
ledger -f example.dat reg Fred
I get the transaction for Fred. But when I try (with various forms of
quoting in case that was the issue):
ledger -f example.dat reg "tag('ID') =~ 1234"
ledger -f example.dat reg 'tag("ID") =~ 1234'
ledger -f example.dat reg "tag("ID") =~ 1234"
ledger -f example.dat reg '%ID =~ 1234'
ledger -f example.dat reg "%ID =~ 1234"
I get no results.
David
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