tab completion in ledger-mode

Hello, I just upgraded to ledger-mode 4.0.0 and was bitten by the change in tab completion. I did find information about how to set it "back" to the way it was before, alas it's not. My source was through this issue ( https://github.com/ledger/ledger-mode/issues/178) to the docs that tell me to

Re: Planning ledger 3.1.2

Hi Martin, Thanks for initiating this effort of releasing it again. On Sun, Jan 13, 2019 at 3:30 AM Martin Michlmayr wrote: > * Martin Michlmayr [2019-01-09 20:40]: > > * Balance checks and assignments: there were some fixes a few months ago, > > but since then a number of bugs have been

Re: Confusing Balance assertions

I have actually made a pull request ( https://github.com/ledger/ledger/pull/1667) Pascal On Wed, Jul 18, 2018 at 12:18 AM, Pascal Fleury < fle...@users.sourceforge.net> wrote: > Hello, > > It's working again :-) > > I coded a bit on a better fix for issue 1187. What I did

Re: Confusing Balance assertions

happy again with this fix and all my assertions, and I saw no regression in the tests. Feel free to use this patch as you wish (If you prefer to have me go the pull request route, please coach me a bit, I've never done this with git) Pascal On Thu, Jul 12, 2018 at 12:50 AM, Pascal Fleury <

Re: Confusing Balance assertions

d work as it makes these balance statements very useful. I also tried to "fix" it but did not get far. Pascal On Wed, Jul 11, 2018 at 11:31 PM, Pascal Fleury wrote: > Ok, I tried a few more things, and I think I know why this is happening. > > Note that if we add 'CHF' to the ba

Re: Confusing Balance assertions

Ok, I tried a few more things, and I think I know why this is happening. Note that if we add 'CHF' to the balance, it seems to ignore the other currencies (which were also checked when simply using '0'). Here is another snippet to illustrate my point, with some references in comments (e.g. #1):

Confusing Balance assertions

Hello, I have seen there were a few fixes to the balance assertions and their docs. I am still confused by how it works. My example here: 2013/12/01 * Initial State Crédit:Viseca:MasterCard P1-618.50 CHF Crédit:Viseca:MasterCard P2 -52.10

Re: Balance assertion for a top level account

On Sun, Feb 14, 2016 at 3:52 AM, John Wiegley wrote: > > Chris Bennett writes: > > > Assertions (both balance and assert) appear to apply prior to > calculation of > > automated transactions. e.g. > > The related automated transactions should be

Balance statement with multiple currencies/commodities

Hello, I love the multiple currency/commodity that one can have in the accounts. It let's me manage e.g. cash in USD, CHF and EUR, or my stock portfolio with different stock tickers. When reconciling, though, I face an issues when I want to write a balance assertion. Either I'd like to only

Tags and formulas

Hello, I am trying to get a summary of what my health insurance needs to reimburse me. So I started by tracking the bills I pay with tags: 2014/02/19 * Associated Dentists ; insurance: dental ; patient: pascal ; treatment: 2014/02/03 Expenses:Insurances:Health 68.75 CHF

Re: Ledger 'print' converts hours to seconds

Ok that's fine. I can live with hr :-) Thanks for the help! Le 4 mars 2014 19:18, John Wiegley jo...@newartisans.com a écrit : Craig Earls ender...@gmail.com writes: I think that might be the only commodity that actually has meaning in ledger. Yes, and the only reason it does is for

Re: Ledger 'print' converts hours to seconds

' instead of 'h', is there a way to tell it to keep hours where I have them *or specify a default unit that I want) while still do the rest of the formatting ? --pascal On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 10:22 PM, Pascal Fleury pas...@telefleuries.comwrote: Indeed it does. Don't know why I missed

Re: Ledger 'print' converts hours to seconds

, Pascal Fleury pas...@telefleuries.com wrote: Hi, I am using 'ledger print' to cleanup/format/sort my journal file. It mostly works fine, but I am tracking my use of hourly rented cars (think Zipcar in the US, known as Mobility in Switzerland). These are charged by hour and by mileage. A typical

Ledger 'print' converts hours to seconds

Hi, I am using 'ledger print' to cleanup/format/sort my journal file. It mostly works fine, but I am tracking my use of hourly rented cars (think Zipcar in the US, known as Mobility in Switzerland). These are charged by hour and by mileage. A typical transaction looks like this: 2014/01/30 *