Hello Alexis,
I'm having difficulty understanding how it works.
I found
http://ledger-cli.org/3.0/doc/ledger3.html#Posting_002faccount-details
which says "R ‘1’ if a posting is not virtual, ‘0’ otherwise."
I tried ledger reg Assets:Bank --display 'R'
which returns the original postings, not
> Kuba Orlik writes:
> Here’s an example of how I store transaction information:
> 2015/11/13 Restaurant Name
> ;chicken soup
> Assets:Checking USD -15
> Expenses:Food
> Is there a way to make register (or any other command) show the
> transactions’
Hello François,
from my understanding Ledger has more of a filter than a query language,
and I'm uncertain how one do with ledger what you want to do.
Surely one could script it using the Ledger Python API, but with only
commandline options, I don't know.
Can someone else shed some light on the
Here’s an example of how I store transaction information:
2015/11/13 Restaurant Name
;chicken soup
Assets:Checking USD -15
Expenses:Food
Is there a way to make register (or any other command) show the
transactions’ persistent notes (in this case chicken soup)?
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Hello Kuba,
you can use the --payee option and have it display the transaction note.
% ledger reg --payee note
13.11.2015 chicken soup Assets:Checking USD -15 USD -15
13.11.2015 chicken soup Expenses:FoodUSD 15 0
Cheers,
Alexis
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