Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
I should have been more clear. I am mostly finished with ledger-mode and
moving to timeclock-mode. If you are using the emacs mode for timeclock, is
it working for you? Are there feature requests?
Timeclock mode inside Ledger shouldn't be changed.
mcbeth mcb...@broggs.org writes:
The best I've come up with so far is to transfer the money from Savings:Toys
back into checking, then from Checking to Assets:Saving and from
Assets:Saving to Savings:Toys again... Seems cumbersome. What am I
missing?
Can you explain in more detail the
Harum Budi harumb...@gmail.com writes:
I'm looking for ideas/tips on how to best record events using orgmode and
ledger. By events I mean things like buying/paying a certain item (groceries,
online payment, dining out), going to a certain place (haircut appointment,
going to the gym), etc.
Herbert Mühlburger herbert.muehlbur...@gmail.com writes:
+ ledger balance ^assets ^liabilities
Could somebody explain its meaning in this context. Is it just a placeholder
for a space?
Those are regular expressions, so the ^ means match from the very beginning
of the account name.
John
Herbert Mühlburger herbert.muehlbur...@gmail.com writes:
% ledger -f ledger-test.dat balance ^assets ^liabilities
Actually, I think your shell is interpreting the ^ here. Try:
ledger -f ledger-test.dat balance '^assets' '^liabilities'
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In order to make sure a specific product is in only one state at any given
moment, I use a balance assertion like this: -1 12345 = 0 12345 That
means that a transaction to change a product from one state to another
should be something like this:
Matthew Rayfield matthewrayfi...@gmail.com writes:
I wrote a little Python getquote script using some code I found for scraping
Google Finance. Works great. However, ledger seems to ask for a quote of $
about 50+ times before giving up and then working just fine.
Put N $ at the top of your
thierry thierry.dauco...@free.fr writes:
But with ledger, I am confused with github workflow. and acprep.
The best way I think to have you contribute to Ledger, thierry, is to make you
a collaborator on the github project. Just let me know your GitHub username
and I'll make that change.
thierry thierry.dauco...@free.fr writes:
TODO file was the source for file name in test/regress. What is now the rule
for naming regress test filename ? I was thinking to something like
bug899.test. Is this acceptable? Any better thought?
I'm fine with that.
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Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
I really want the math done for me. I can get the transactions, its the
balances that I need. I am looking into adding 'pending' vale in the value
expressions that will return what I need.
Can you restate what it is you are wanting to see? I didn't
Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
While you are doing a reconciliation there are two quantities you really
care about: the current balance including transactions marked as 'pending'
and the final cleared balanced from your bank.
Maybe this is what you want?
ledger -t '(cleared ? amount
Paul Lathrop p...@tertiusfamily.net writes:
It does support attachments now, FWIW. I'm not sure about the proper export
service, though :-)
Where? There's no access to that kind of information via their API...
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I would like to start working on a portfile for ledger3. As a first step I
want to work with the ledger2.6.3 port so I can avoid collisions for those
who may want both versions installed.
I wrote the current Ledger Portfile in Mac Ports, so I'm fine if
Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
Now that I have the 'pending status' working in reconcile mode again, I want
to work on the ability to specify a target amount for the reconciliation
process so that when you have marked a posting you know how far off the
final amount you are. When
Harshad RJ harshad...@gmail.com writes:
Is that a bug with --force-color?
I would think so, yes. Can you submit to bugs.ledger-cli.org?
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Just wanted to let everyone know that I'm no longer going to be maintaining
the ledger-plan repository as an Org-mode mirror of the Bugzilla. There is
just too much traffic happening in Bugzilla now to keep up -- which is great!
http://bugs.ledger-cli.org
This means that Bugzilla is now the
Chris Leyon cle...@gmail.com writes:
I also always assumed that the pending flag character was for purposes of
reconciling, similar to the intermediate cleared/c status in GnuCash.
Yes, this is why the pending flag was created, in fact. Craig, have you
restored that functionality in
Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
2013/09/11 Hobby Shop
Expenses:Hobbies $100.00
Assets:Checking
If you clear the Checking posting, when do you want the Hobbies posting
cleared?
For me, never. I only want to clear the account I'm reconciling.
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Harshad RJ harshad...@gmail.com writes:
Github allows you to disable issue tracking for a repo.
I don't want to freeze out people who are unaware of the Bugzilla.
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Harshad RJ harshad...@gmail.com writes:
That said, I much prefer Github issue tracker than bugzilla. It has fewer
features, but it gets work done faster IMO.
If it supported attachments and a proper export service, I would switch to it.
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Harshad RJ harshad...@gmail.com writes:
I could run the ledger command twice, but it would feel more right to run
it once with two destination outputs.
On Unix systems, this behavior is provided by the tee command.
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Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
In your ledgerrc put
--date-format %m/%d/%Y
You may additionally need there:
--input-date-format %m/%d/%Y
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Andrew Canis andrewca...@gmail.com writes:
There are still EUR values in there despite the -X $
If Ledger cannot find a price conversion that's valid before a specific date,
it doesn't try to guess at one.
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Andrew Canis andrewca...@gmail.com writes:
For example, lets say I have the ledger input new.dat:
D $1,000.00
You need at least one transaction which actually contains a dollar figure used
in the way you want it displayed. I thought D enough would do this for
you, but perhaps not. If that
Manuel Amador dragonf...@gmail.com writes:
Ledger appears to break the fundamental accounting eqn when using multiple
currencies:
$ 1000Capital Gains
I believe there is already a bug logged about this, and the way that Ledger
auto-generates the Capital Gains posting
Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
The new ledger mode should now be fully functional (Thanks to David Keegan for
his contributions to the lisp sourceas well.). The documentation has been
updated as well.
Thank you so much, guys!
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Manuel Amador (Rudd-O) rud...@rudd-o.com writes:
You know the bug number? How do I search for it?
Perhaps it's http://bugs.ledger-cli.org/show_bug.cgi?id=713?
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Russell Adams rlad...@adamsinfoserv.com writes:
You could always use Org-babel to execute a shell script which calls
Ledger with your chosen files.
I use Org-babel with Ledger like this:
#+begin_src sh
ledger -f ~/Contracts/XXX/Timelogs/contractors.timelog \
-p last month --depth=1 \
Zack Williams zdw...@gmail.com writes:
On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 3:09 AM, Jeroen De Vlieger fly@gmail.com wrote:
how can I run the python/demo.py?
$ pwd
~/CodingProjects/ledger_acprep_build/python
$ python demo.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File demo.py, line 10, in module
thierry thierry.dauco...@free.fr writes:
~/dev/ledger/test/regress$ ctest -V -R
./647D5DB9.testUpdateCTestConfiguration
from :/home/thierry/dev/ledger/test/regress/DartConfiguration.tcl
UpdateCTestConfiguration from :/home/thierry/dev/ledger/test/regress/
DartConfiguration.tcl
Test
Tim Crews t...@code-affinity.com writes:
How do I get it to use the Gnu compiler?
cmake -G make ..., in addition to what you're doing.
John
Zack Williams zdw...@gmail.com writes:
Is there some directive to tell acprep to look for a certain set of python
binaries/libraries?
I'm sure if acprep can do it, but just running cmake yourself sure can. See
the CMake man pages. Also, you can look in acprep where I set the Python
paths
Pavneet Arora pavneet.ar...@gmail.com writes:
John, even though you have mentioned that currency-less numbers in the
ledger do not take on the default currency, is it possible to have generic
commodities to be formatted with commas, and 2 decimals on the register
report?
At present there is
Ethan ethan.glasser.c...@gmail.com writes:
When I tried to create an account, I got this error:
Bugzilla has suffered an internal error. Please save this page and send it to
jo...@newartisans.com with details of what you were doing at the time this
message appeared.
Please try one more
Fixed some things on the server, and I'm now fronting static content with
Nginx, and serving Bugzilla pages with mod_perl. So at the cost of a few
hundred megabytes of memory, using Bugzilla via the web should be much nicer
now.
For those who really want to work with Bugzilla, I can't recommend
Ethan ethan.glasser.c...@gmail.com writes:
Thanks for the explanation of value expressions/query expressions. Query
expressions translate into value expressions, but not all the functions in
value expressions are available in query expressions, right? Are query
expressions parsed
Ethan ethan.glasser.c...@gmail.com writes:
When I tried to create an account, I got this error:
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Fixed. It was SELinux
The following saved query shows that we still have 13 open P1 bugs:
http://bugs.ledger-cli.org/buglist.cgi?cmdtype=runnamednamedcmd=openp1
Hope to make progress on these after my transition to the new job is fully
completed.
John
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Thanks for letting me
Ethan ethan.glasser.c...@gmail.com writes:
I think either the two things should be unified or a bigger distinction
should be drawn between them in the documentation. I spent an awful lot of
time trying to use has_tag in an automated expression without luck. In
particular, when I tried:
Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
I have been thinking about this for a while. I would like to join the
contributor big/fix crowd. I think if I can get more insight into the code
I can write better documentation (value expressions...)
Wen do we start?
Any time you want!
Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
Does 0 not equal 0.00?
Ledger internally uses rational numbers, so who knows what 0.00 *really*
means, in its unrounded form. 0 is always true zero, however.
John
Lifepillar git...@lifepillar.com writes:
But John's reply in fact makes me wonder: I have always assumed that
Ledger's computations are exact (as in ³multiple-precision arithmetic²). Is
that not the case?
They are exact because they are rational numbers, i.e., always some p/q. They
are
Gabriel Kerneis kern...@pps.jussieu.fr writes:
On Thu, Jan 03, 2013 at 10:44:41AM -0700, Craig Earls wrote:
The postion of the assertion in the file stream is more important than its
chronological position.
I think this has been acknowledged by John on this mailing-list in the past
(but
Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
Those remnants of VIPSX and VIFSX are annoying. Is there a way to really
zero out the commodities in that account?
You need to negate the remnants, not the dollar amount.
John
Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
Yes, but the remnants are calculated out to many decimals places because of
the fractions in the postings. So I can't really enter an exact share
amount. When I tried to remove 360.1678175665624872914 VIFSX from the
account, then a balance report
henders254 henders...@gmail.com writes:
- why the binary is so huge? over 1+ gb
Boost is big.
- how do I delete it if I want to get rid of it in future? Is it scattered
all over the file-system?
It is scattered, this isn't the way I would recommend installing it.
- where's the man page?
Lifepillar git...@lifepillar.com writes:
I know that most of you favor the trinity Python, Vim/Emacs, Gnuplot, but
(for those on OS X at least) here I propose the alternative trinity Ruby,
TextMate, R.
Cool! Thanks for posting this link. I have Ruby, TextMate and R, but I don't
use them
Lifepillar git...@lifepillar.com writes:
referring to the example below, 'ledger reg --dc --collapse' gives
Error: Cannot compare an amount to a sequence,
while 'ledger reg --dc --collapse d8' results in
Error: Cannot add a sequence to an integer.
Besides, 'ledger reg --dc -X A'
David opsysnod1...@gmail.com writes:
A problem that I found with my ledger is the --dc command. I keep getting
illegal option.
ledger -f filename bal liabilities -dc
Are you using the latest ledger from Git? 2.x doesn't support this option.
John
David opsysnod1...@gmail.com writes:
Is it possible to have ledger do the conversion and just provide the output
in 1 currency? Actually it already does convert, but I want it to only give
a report in 1 currency.
Git Ledger has the -X USD option for this.
John
M Can m...@calmar.ws writes:
So, Sarah gave 5.00 to Peter, Billy gave 2 to Peter, and Sarah gave another
15 to Peter.
I want to know, much much Sarah gave to Peter (should be 20).
ledger bal --only 'account =~ /peter/' -r sarah
John
Michal Wallace michal.wall...@gmail.com writes:
Ledger may *present* itself as an accounting tool, but it's not one
internally; I consider it a triumph of its design that everyone thinks it
is.
What would you say it is internally? :)
It's just a big old fuzzy bear of a symbolic adding
Hi all,
I view Ledger 3.0 as feature complete, and at end of life for this line of
Ledger development. Since a scripting bridge exists -- albeit needing work --
future feature development should go in that direction; but I don't see much
else that needs changing in the core code.
I'm heading
Lifepillar git...@lifepillar.com writes:
I'd like to produce a report like this:
2012/11/15,MoneySucker,Assets:Credit
Card,Expenses:Foo,40,bitcoins
2012/11/15,MoneySucker,Assets:Credit
Card,Expenses:Baz,40,bitcoins
Is there a way to do this, maybe using metadata and things like --pivot?
thierry thierry.dauco...@free.fr writes:
The above works as expected. What I want is to get $commodity to be
available. Here is my example:
Ok, I've upgraded parsing of account names and notes in automated
transactions/postings to allow full format string syntax!
This means you can now
Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
Your startup time seems long. Are you running a debug or an optimized
version? Aside from that I think you have hit everything.
Yes, it does seem slow. Do you use lots of automated transactions, or many
other commodities?
John
thierry thierry.dauco...@free.fr writes:
1. set a value on the command line that would be available for use in
value expression and hence the expr of the auto-xact. This doesn't really
turn them OFF, just allows more flexibility
This would be trivial to add, actually, but it
Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
When I first started using ledger I assumed that no commodity was fine since
I only dealt in USD. It turns out to have other shortcomings that I can't
quite remember. You should always assign a commodity to every number.
Plain integers also do not
The Ledger source repository has been moved to its own organization on GitHub:
http://github.com/ledger
Of course, any existing links to http://github.com/jwiegley/ledger will
continue to work, as I've forked that repository to my own user account.
What this means is that we now have an
Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes:
Unfortunately, Asset Allocation looks like an exchange rate from one
commodity to multiple commodities which I think would require very deep
changes in Ledgers math core. John?
How would one convert a single commodity to multiple?
John
David opsysnod1...@gmail.com writes:
I would like to report it with commas(and decimals). so it should be like
follows:-
Plain integers are never reported with commas and periods. You will need to
use a commodity, such as $ or whatever is appropriate for your purchases.
John
grumps grumps.ha...@cox.net writes:
I've been using ledger 2.62 for several years . I work wonderful until this
morning. ledger just suddenly issuing segmentation errors. Any ideas what
might be causing the? My system is kubuntu 10.04.
Did you upgrade Boost or Python?
John
grumps grumps.ha...@cox.net writes:
I've been using ledger 2.62 for several years . I work wonderful until this
morning. ledger just suddenly issuing segmentation errors. Any ideas what
might be causing the? My system is kubuntu 10.04.
Oh, sorry, 2.x: did you upgrade python, pcre or
thierry thierry.dauco...@free.fr writes:
I switched back to old ledger.el. Reconciliation does work as expected.
OK, this is a bug then which should be a P1, since I want the new ledger-mode
to replace the old one in that release.
John
ed ed.temp...@gmail.com writes:
The last lines of my data file look like this (the intent is to maintain a
carried forward contingency in a virtual account)
21/11 CF
(CF)£56
If I have no line feed at the end so that the file data is
21/11 CF
(CF)£56EOF
then
Simon Michael si...@joyful.com writes:
* hledger, hledger-lib: support GHC 7.6 and latest cmdargs, haskeline, split
I tried installing a standalone hledger with cabal-dev install -j, using the
cabal-install 1.16 and GHC 7.6.1, and it dies with the following. Any clues?
John
Simon Michael si...@joyful.com writes:
Hey John, thanks for trying. I haven't depended on testpack for a long
time. It's possible, but unlikely, that one of my dependencies does. I don't
know what wrinkles cabal-dev adds to the mix. This should give more insight:
cabal update
cabal install
Qwertyu sch...@gmail.com writes:
Maybe a flag like '--silent-adjustment' is needed?
There is a --revalued flag to explicitly turn them on, but I agree there
should be a --no-revalued flag to do the opposite.
BTW, I don't really understand how the adjustments work. See the attached
Tim Crews tim-QJ3Fn9itRil4wfmgmkLWVgC/g2k4z...@public.gmane.org writes:
This brings up some questions for the group:
1. If the REST API relied on Python support, would that be a problem? Is
Python support expected to be exposed in the released version 3.0
binaries,
or is the
It's the only mode I use. Perhaps something else is amiss?
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On Friday, October 19, 2012 at 12:27 PM, Craig Earls wrote:
Is the new ledger mode actually working? I can get it to load without errors
but that it won't actually do anything, all
Tom Frei tom.f...@gmail.com writes:
/home/tfrei/jwiegley-ledger-385cbd2/system.hh:164:18: fatal error: utf8.h: No
such file or directory
Try git submodule update --init. Your checkout is missing the utfcpp
submodule.
John
Tom Frei tom.f...@gmail.com writes:
Thanks for helping me out. I'm sure the problem is my lack of knowledge
about git, etc. but here is my output:
tfrei@T42p:~/jwiegley-ledger-385cbd2$ git submodule update --init fatal: Not
a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git
Michal Wallace michal.wall...@gmail.com writes:
Do you have a short introduction to the code base for developers? Your
previous message was a pretty good start, and kind of got me thinking about
having a document like this for each project.
At present, no, but if you sent me somebody that I
Michal Wallace michal.wall...@gmail.com writes:
Do you have some bugs or wishlist items that relatively junior
developers could take on?
Hi Michal!
Yes, there are a few areas that could use help right away. So, there are
several major sections within Ledger:
The math code. This is
Jeroen De Vlieger fly@gmail.com writes:
; I would expect ledger to parse the journal and process the transactions in
order of date.
There are many times when I would have liked this as well, but it is MUCH more
complicated than it sounds. :)
John
Jeroen De Vlieger fly@gmail.com writes:
So It is not a bug then? Transactions are parsed *and* processed in the
order that they appear in the journal file?
Yes.
Does this also mean that the ledger program assumes that the journal is
correctly ordered? I.e. when using the -e date
Samuel Tardieu s...@rfc1149.net writes:
Why does the bitcoin remaining in Assets:Bitcoins use the $10 price which is
not supposed to be recorded as an historical price? Shouldn't it be valued
at $11 (the latest historical price to date)?
This sounds like a bug and I will enter it into
I had a LOT of bugs in the TODO file which were not yet up on Bugzilla, so if
anyone is interested they may wish to review the most recent 30 bugs or so and
see if they want to Cc themselves, or mark any of them up to P1 for the 3.0
release. I currently have 12 bugs blocking the release.
John
fredrik pbmju...@gmail.com writes:
How do I use ledger to monitor an account? If I only enter the first date I
have a hard time following the transactions as the dates doesn't match. If I
use the last one I can match the account but I also use the ledger to keep
track on things I baught so
David opsysnod1...@gmail.com writes:
While parsing file Jan_to_Jun_Acct, line 1679:
While parsing transaction:
24/6/2012
Error: Year is out of valid range: 1400..1
I am trying to change the date format to dd/mm/, but haven’t quite got
it:-
david@machine:/home/kunal/Desktop#
milki nitesha...@gmail.com writes:
Just noticed, the github page for ledger is missing a 3.0 git tag. This may be
a roadblock for updating packages on some distributions. Will it be created
soon?
I've been resistant to releasing 3.0 until the manual is done for it, but
perhaps it's reached
Carson Chittom car...@wistly.net writes:
I'm using ledger 2.6.3 (the version in the OpenBSD ports tree). The
--cleared and --uncleared options affect calculation. Is there a way to
*display* uncleared items, but to calculate balances as normal?
Yes, using the --display predicate. I can't
Paul Lathrop p...@tertiusfamily.net writes:
People have been banging on 3.0 long enough that I think it is *relatively*
bug-free (though I have a problem in a recent build that I'm tracking down,
will bug report when I can repro reliably). *I* would cut a 3.0 release, but
not cut a 3.0.1
Alexis surryh...@gmail.com writes:
When comparing the numbers I think the wow effect I perceive
comes from the new hardware I recently got ;)
The biggest wow I get is when I run Ninja and only one file has changed. The
time from hitting RET to rebuild is *much* faster.
In another project
Jim Robinson jim.robin...@gmail.com writes:
-- Build files have been written to: /tmp/ledger-zXvB/build
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/
logging/__init__.py, line 842, in emit
msg = self.format(record)
Martin Michlmayr t...@cyrius.com writes:
This is http://bugs.ledger-cli.org/show_bug.cgi?id=784 which is caused by
another commit.
Ok, I'm seeing that failure here too.
John
thierry thierry.dauco...@free.fr writes:
$ ./acprep --debug opt update --python --doxygen --jobs=2
Wait, so with --debug it gets past the point that was erroring before?
John
Alexis surryh...@gmail.com writes:
wow, ninja really does speed up built times quite a bit.
What were the time differences for you?
Also, Travis discovered that you need a very recent version of CMake (I'm
using 2.8.9) for the Ninja stuff to work.
test bal --end 2008/12/31 -JV Equities
Bradley M Kuhn bk...@ebb.org writes:
I am confused why %D and %[] don't work in the --format here:
Ledger 3 doesn't use one-letter format characters, or %[] anymore. It uses
the more universal %(valexpr) syntax. For example, %(date).
Until valexprs are fully documented, I recommend looking
thierry thierry.dauco...@free.fr writes:
I was not able to find the bug related to 647D5DB9, only mentioned in TODO
file. I opened bug #784 for that.
Thank you! Feel free to upgrade the priority or severity if this is blocking
you.
John
Anton Vodonosov avodono...@gmail.com writes:
ledger -f buh2.dat --price-db prices.db -T (1$)*(O/P(1$,[2012-08-11]))
balance
still prints each commodity separately. What am I doing wrong (my goal is to
convert all commodities everything to USD).
This can only truly be done in 3.x, with
Lisa's unattended mail lisa.nelson-cdik...@cool.fr.nf writes:
If it is not possible to get the comma out of the value, I would like
to delimit the fields with something other than a comma. But I could
not find a way to do this either.
I just realized delimiters are in the format string
Anton Vodonosov avodono...@gmail.com writes:
Well, everything says in favor of using 3.x...
It's a pity I am on Windows. Either should build it myself, or install linux
in
VirtualBox.
How good it would be if AlexanderAA created 3.x binaries for windows...
You know, 3.x uses CMake now,
Anton Vodonosov avodono...@gmail.com writes:
What is invalid with date?
Literal dates need to be surrounded with [].
John
Jesse Rosenthal jrosent...@jhu.edu writes:
I seem to have come across a bug in querying value expressions --
something that works with `register' but fails with `balance':
ledger reg -l d=[this month] = works
ledger reg -d d=[this month] = works
ledger bal -l d=[this month]
Jesse Rosenthal jrosent...@jhu.edu writes:
As a relatively new user, I did find the lack of consistency confusing,
though. And now that you've explained it to me, it's pretty unclear to me
from playing around how I would use a value expression to filter accounts by
date -- I couldn't get it
Eric Abrahamsen e...@ericabrahamsen.net writes:
Unless I've got something wrong here, there's an unescaped @ symbol in the
ledger3.texi file that prevents the creation of the info file. It's line
1338:
Fixed! Thanks, John
Carl Bolduc carlbol...@gmail.com writes:
How can I cleanly remove all the stuff that comes with the macports package?
Unless you're using MacPorts for anything else, rm -fr /opt/local should do
it.
John
Hyrum K Wright hy...@hyrumwright.org writes:
A recent pull from the next branch exposed this build failure:
Building CXX object src/CMakeFiles/libledger.dir/utils.cc.o
^/dev/ledger/src/utils.cc:156:46: error: missing binary operator
before token (
^/dev/ledger/src/utils.cc:230:46: error:
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