Thanks Craig, but I cannot find examples in the man page. I have found on
the web (at http://ledger-cli.org/3.0/doc/ledger3.html#Format-Strings) an
example, in section 12.4 but this is only of some conditional formatting of
one field. I have tried googling to no avail -- this is made more
Thanks Lifepillar, they do look useful.
richard
On Saturday, 10 January 2015 11:07:45 UTC, Lifepillar wrote:
Are there anywhere some examples of balance and register format strings?
I don't know how helpful they can be, but you may find some examples in
my ledger2html script:
Related to the earlier question about currencies/commodities, I can't seem
to find a way to say something like this:
2015/01/01 Stock balance forward
Assets:Stock0 = 5 AAPL {$100}
Assets:Stock0 = 10 AAPL {$200}
Is this possible?
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Thanks. The manual on the web does give fuller information than the man
page.
Does this mean that I need to copy the whole 31 lines of the register
format to
my config file, and edit it? In my case this would be by adding a clause
for the
transaction-code, containing something like
Hello Richard,
search for --register-format the Output Customization¹ section
of the manual, there you will also find format strings for
other reports which have served me well as learning examples.
If you have any suggestions on how to best improve the documentation for
the format strings please
Richard, do you have the actual manual? Not the man page, but the actual
pdf or info manual?
On Sat, Jan 10, 2015 at 5:12 AM, Richard Lyons rich...@the-place.net
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Thanks Lifepillar, they do look useful.
richard
On Saturday, 10 January 2015 11:07:45 UTC, Lifepillar wrote:
Are there
To graph data, I am using
ledger -J -X € reg ^exp
Hope this helps,
Thierry
On Thursday, January 8, 2015 at 12:53:54 AM UTC+1, Hans Erik van Elburg
wrote:
* ledger -j Error: Cannot convert a balance with multiple commodities to
an amount
** symptoms
I wanted to create some output
I've thought about this before: Beancount only offers checks in units, not
individual lots, neither in total cost basis for those units. This is not
an unreasonable feature to consider however, but I haven't found it to be
necessary yet.
Are you just being particularly sensitive to making
Hello,
I am fairly new to ledger and emacs. Ok, to be more precise I currently
give emacs a second chance by using it for ledger. The latter one works
perfectly fine as command line tool in any folder, ie ledger is to be found
in the $PATH-variable. However, if I try to run ledger-mode in
Craig, yes, I have now found the pdf manual,
/usr/share/doc/ledger/ledger3.pdf
(and also some info files, but I hate trying to navigate info files). The
very long
register-format is given there too. There does not seem to be information
on
the configuration file, but I assume it can
Hi Richard,
omitting the initial --. It would be nice to see an example
configuration file,
To quote from the manual:
--init-file FILE
-i FILE
Causes FILE to be read by ledger before any other ledger file. This
file may not contain any postings, but it may contain option settings.
To
Alexis surryh...@gmail.com writes:
Any objections?
None, great idea, Alexis.
John
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Thanks Alexis.
I searched for config -- did not think if init. I shall
start experimenting with ~/.ledgerrc tomorrow.
richard
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