Re: Currency Designator/Reporting Issues
> "o" == o1bigtenor writes: o> Any ideas on what’s happening here? I'm not sure what's going on, but -V tries to be smart and maybe it's failing in your case. What happens if you use "-X USD" instead? John -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ledger" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to ledger-cli+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/ledger-cli/m28rxzcepc.fsf%40newartisans.com.
Re: Currency Designator/Reporting Issues
Ajoeibin - I want to make the change for consistency. Running a report that shows commodities and currencies using the same format just looks better to my eye. John / Martin - either of you have any ideas as to what might be causing this issue? Thanks! JL On Sunday, November 7, 2021 at 6:26:22 AM UTC-6 Ajoeibin wrote: > On Sat, Nov 6, 2021 at 6:15 PM Jasel17212 > wrote: > >> When I started using ledger a few years ago, I defaulted to using the >> dollar symbol ($) in my journal files. This, of course, works just fine. >> If I want a balance sheet report, I run the following command: >> >> ledger -f 1.ldg --price-db price_db.txt -V --strict –explicit ^Ass ^Lia >> --depth 2 >> >> This produces the following output: >> >> $xxx.xx Assets >> $xxx.xxy >> $xxx.xxy >> $xxx.xxy >> $xxx.xxy >> $xxx.xxy >> $xxx.xxy >> $xxx.xxy >> $xxx.xxy >> $xxx.xxy >> $xxx.xxy >> $xxx.xxy >> $-xxx.xx Liabilities >> $-xxx.xxy >> $-xxx.xxy >> $-xxx.xxy >> >> > $xxx,xxx.xx >> > >> I decided to switch to using USD instead of the dollar symbol. To do this >> I removed all of the dollar symbols from my journal files and price >> database and added USD. Following is the format I used: >> >> xxx.xx USD >> >> Now when I run the exact same balance sheet report, I see commodities >> that I didn’t see before I made my changes. >> >> -5.37578 KO >> > xxx.xx USD >> -2,139.718 VTHRX Assets >> xxx.xx USDy >> xxx.xx USDy >> > xxx.xx USDCrypto >> > xxx.xx USDy >> xxx.xx USDy >> -5.37578 KO >> xxx.xx USD >> -2,139.718 VTHRXy >> xxx.xx USDy >> xxx.xx USDy >> xxx.xx USDy >> xxx.xx USDy >> xxx.xx USDy >> -xxx.xx USD Liabilities >> -xxx.xx USDy >> -xxx.xx USDy >> -xxx.xx USDy >> >> -5.37578 KO >> > xxx,xxx.xx USD >> -2,139.718 VTHRX >> >> What’s interesting here is that the non-USD commodities appear to be >> commodities that I’ve previously sold. In other words, I no longer hold >> VTHRX, and while I do hold some KO, it’s a fraction of a share (see below). >> > >> If I run the same command WITHOUT the -V option, I get a report that >> accurately reflects my current holdings: >> >> ledger -f 1.ldg --price-db price_db.txt --strict –explicit ^Ass ^Lia >> --depth 2 >> >> x. ABC >> 0.04860 KO >> > xxx.xx USD Assets >> xxx.xx USDy >> xxx.xx USDy >> > x. ABCy >> > xxx.xx USDy >> xxx.xx USDy >> 0.04860 KO >> xxx.xx USDy >> xxx.xx USDy >> xxx.xx USDy >> xxx.xx USDy >> xxx.xx USDy >> xxx.xx USDy >> -xxx.xx USD Liabilities >> -xxx.xx USDy >> -xxx.xx USDy >> -xxx.xx USDy >> >> > x. ABC >> 0.04860 KO >> xxx,xxx.xx USD >> > >> Running the original command with -X USD produces the output I expected >> to get in the first place. In other words, the same output I received >> before changing $ to USD, but with the new commodity designator. >> >> ledger -f 1.ldg --price-db price_db.txt -V --strict –explicit ^Ass ^Lia >> --depth 2 -X USD >> >> xxx,xxx.xx USD Assets >> > xxx.xx USD y >> xxx.xx USD y >> xxx.xx USD y >> xxx.xx USD y >> xxx.xx USD y >> xxx.xx USD y >> xxx.xx USD y >> xxx.xx USD y >> xxx.xx USD y >> xxx.xx USD y >> xxx.xx USD y >> -xxx.xx USD Liabilities >> -xxx.xx USD y >> -xxx.xx USD y >> -xxx.xx USD y >> >> > xxx,xxx.xx USD >> > >> Any ideas on what’s happening here? >> >> > Totally can't speak to what's happening in 'ledger' - - - but - - - I'm > wondering why > you would want the change? > > For business - - - - one is expected to run the journal in one's main > currency. > Other currencies are all handled in the main currency. > I think that if there is enough usage of any other currency one could use > a > sub-journal for any such but imo that would be a fairly high volume of > activity > and also involve the use of other currency accounts.
Re: Approve dialog not coming up when transferring from Zilswap
Wrong "Ledger". This is for ledger, a command-line, plain text accounting program, not Ledger, the cryptocurrency wallet. On Sunday, November 7, 2021 at 11:14:10 AM UTC-5 kenm...@gmail.com wrote: > Hi everyone, it's my first time here. I'm having a problem with > Zilpay/Zilswap/Ledger. When I try to send Zil to an exchange it it just > timeouts. This has been happening for the last week, I haven't been able to > move any Zilliqa out of my Zilpay wallet to an exchange. When I try to swap > zil for another token on Zilswap eveything works fine, I get the proper > approval dialog, but I can't send tokens. Does anyone have a idea of what > might be going on? Thank you! -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ledger" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to ledger-cli+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/ledger-cli/3b19847d-f302-46fb-a307-ac2e70152624n%40googlegroups.com.
Approve dialog not coming up when transferring from Zilswap
Hi everyone, it's my first time here. I'm having a problem with Zilpay/Zilswap/Ledger. When I try to send Zil to an exchange it it just timeouts. This has been happening for the last week, I haven't been able to move any Zilliqa out of my Zilpay wallet to an exchange. When I try to swap zil for another token on Zilswap eveything works fine, I get the proper approval dialog, but I can't send tokens. Does anyone have a idea of what might be going on? Thank you! -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ledger" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to ledger-cli+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/ledger-cli/4fabfad3-ec8d-4df2-b15e-3a2515eb7been%40googlegroups.com.
Re: Currency Designator/Reporting Issues
On Sat, Nov 6, 2021 at 6:15 PM Jasel17212 wrote: > When I started using ledger a few years ago, I defaulted to using the > dollar symbol ($) in my journal files. This, of course, works just fine. > If I want a balance sheet report, I run the following command: > > ledger -f 1.ldg --price-db price_db.txt -V --strict –explicit ^Ass ^Lia > --depth 2 > > This produces the following output: > > $xxx.xx Assets > $xxx.xxy > $xxx.xxy > $xxx.xxy > $xxx.xxy > $xxx.xxy > $xxx.xxy > $xxx.xxy > $xxx.xxy > $xxx.xxy > $xxx.xxy > $xxx.xxy > $-xxx.xx Liabilities > $-xxx.xxy > $-xxx.xxy > $-xxx.xxy > > $xxx,xxx.xx > > I decided to switch to using USD instead of the dollar symbol. To do this > I removed all of the dollar symbols from my journal files and price > database and added USD. Following is the format I used: > > xxx.xx USD > > Now when I run the exact same balance sheet report, I see commodities that > I didn’t see before I made my changes. > > -5.37578 KO > xxx.xx USD > -2,139.718 VTHRX Assets > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDCrypto > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDy > -5.37578 KO > xxx.xx USD > -2,139.718 VTHRXy > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDy > -xxx.xx USD Liabilities > -xxx.xx USDy > -xxx.xx USDy > -xxx.xx USDy > > -5.37578 KO > xxx,xxx.xx USD > -2,139.718 VTHRX > > What’s interesting here is that the non-USD commodities appear to be > commodities that I’ve previously sold. In other words, I no longer hold > VTHRX, and while I do hold some KO, it’s a fraction of a share (see below). > > If I run the same command WITHOUT the -V option, I get a report that > accurately reflects my current holdings: > > ledger -f 1.ldg --price-db price_db.txt --strict –explicit ^Ass ^Lia > --depth 2 > > x. ABC > 0.04860 KO > xxx.xx USD Assets > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDy > x. ABCy > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDy > 0.04860 KO > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDy > xxx.xx USDy > -xxx.xx USD Liabilities > -xxx.xx USDy > -xxx.xx USDy > -xxx.xx USDy > > x. ABC > 0.04860 KO > xxx,xxx.xx USD > > Running the original command with -X USD produces the output I expected to > get in the first place. In other words, the same output I received before > changing $ to USD, but with the new commodity designator. > > ledger -f 1.ldg --price-db price_db.txt -V --strict –explicit ^Ass ^Lia > --depth 2 -X USD > > xxx,xxx.xx USD Assets > xxx.xx USD y > xxx.xx USD y > xxx.xx USD y > xxx.xx USD y > xxx.xx USD y > xxx.xx USD y > xxx.xx USD y > xxx.xx USD y > xxx.xx USD y > xxx.xx USD y > xxx.xx USD y > -xxx.xx USD Liabilities > -xxx.xx USD y > -xxx.xx USD y > -xxx.xx USD y > > xxx,xxx.xx USD > > Any ideas on what’s happening here? > > Totally can't speak to what's happening in 'ledger' - - - but - - - I'm wondering why you would want the change? For business - - - - one is expected to run the journal in one's main currency. Other currencies are all handled in the main currency. I think that if there is enough usage of any other currency one could use a sub-journal for any such but imo that would be a fairly high volume of activity and also involve the use of other currency accounts. Regards -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ledger" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to ledger-cli+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/ledger-cli/CAPpdf5-KXgu3ET89knqDkVufrt4G2QXm3%2BL%3DoH3Kk%3Da%2BG6zPDQ%40mail.gmail.com.
