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This brings some single character format strings in line with what they actually meant in ledger2. Bug fix for #755
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90 lines
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; Test backwards compatibility with ledger2
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--date-format %Y/%m/%d
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2009-04-17 * Test 1
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A 10.00 EUR
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B
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2009-04-18=2010-04-20 (110) Test 2
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* C 20.00 EUR ;foo
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* B
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test -F "%a\n" reg
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A
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B
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C
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B
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end test
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test -F "%A\n" reg
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A
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B
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C
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B
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end test
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test -F "%d\n" reg
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2009/04/17
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2009/04/17
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2009/04/18=2010/04/20
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2009/04/18=2010/04/20
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end test
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test -F "%D\n" reg
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2009/04/17
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2009/04/17
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2009/04/18
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2009/04/18
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end test
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test -F "%S\n" reg
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$FILE
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$FILE
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$FILE
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$FILE
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end test
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test -F "%b\n" reg
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11
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end test
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test -F "%B\n" reg
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90
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126
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168
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end test
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test -F "%X%P\n" reg
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* Test 1
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* Test 1
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* Test 2
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* Test 2
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end test
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test -F "%Y%P\n" reg
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* Test 1
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* Test 1
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Test 2
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Test 2
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end test
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test -F "%C%P\n" reg
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Test 1
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Test 1
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(110) Test 2
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(110) Test 2
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end test
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test -F "%N\n" reg
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foo
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end test
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