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John Wiegley 2004-09-21 01:55:11 -04:00
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order, output format, etc. Logic and math operators are supported,
as well as a few functions. See manual.
- If Boost.Python is installed, then ledger can support full Python
integration. It can can be used as a module (ledger.so), as well as
supporting Python function calls directly from value expressions.
See manual.
- If the environment variable LEDGER (or LEDGER_FILE) is used, a
binary cache of that ledger is now kept in ~/.ledger (or
LEDGER_CACHE), to speed up later queries of the same data. This
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monthly subtotals. --dow shows cumulative totals for each day of
the week.
"-z INTERVAL" allows for more flexible interval reporting. The
"-p INTERVAL" allows for more flexible interval reporting. The
sublanguage used will likely mature over time, but for now it
supports expression like:
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regexps) has been removed.
- -l now takes a value expression as the "calculation predicate".
To mimic the old behavior of "-l \$100", use: -d "AT<{\$100}"
To mimic the old behavior of "-l \$100", use: -d "T&AT>{\$100}"
- The -S flag now takes a value expression as the sorting criteria.
To sort on the amount, use -S T (balance) or -S t (register).
- If Boost.Python is installed, ledger can support full, two-way
Python integration. This feature is enabled by passing
--enable-python to the "configure" script before building. Ledger
can then be used as a module (ledger.so), as well as supporting
Python function calls directly from value expressions. See main.py
for an example of driving Ledger from Python. It implements nearly
all the functionality of the C++ driver, main.cc.
Note that this feature has yet to mature, and so is not being
supported in this release. It is mostly functional, however, and
those with a desire to tinker are welcome to play with it.
* 1.7
- Pricing histories are now supported, so that ledger remembers