Hello.
Is there a way to set a default currency for transactions? So, instead
of typing €100, €23, etc in each transaction, you'd simply write 100,
23 etc and when something is not €, you'd explicitly write its symbol.
Thanks in advance.
Hello.
Given this file (test.db):
2010-12-08 foo
assets:savings:1 €1.234,56
equity:opening balances
2010-12-08 bar
assets:savings:2 $7.890,12
equity:opening balances
If I do ledger -f test.db print, I get:
2010/12/08 foo
assets:savings:1 €1.234,56
hledger allows it:
http://hledger.org/MANUAL.html#default-commodity
I guess ledger 2.x did ?
On Dec 10, 2010, at 6:31 PM, Simon Michael wrote:
Interesting! I thought otherwise from Specifies the default commodity to
use, by specifying an amount in the expected format. The entry command will
use this commodity as the default when none other can be determined. in the
2.x manual.
Attached are a couple of patches for 3.0 arising from bugs submitted to
Debian:
0001: (http://bugs.debian.org/605810) Options provided in ~/.ledgerrc must
be specified one-per-line, not all on one line.
0002: (http://bugs.debian.org/605807) Specifying multiple files separated by
colons to either
