Re: document directive

I personally would like to associate a document with multiple accounts, not just 1 account. The use case is bank statements where multiple accounts are held and a single document referencing all accounts is issued. Another case is end of year/quarter/etc reports and tax documents to easily ver

Re: document directive

I confirm, that the new test works on Windows thanks for fixing! On Tuesday, November 26, 2024 at 11:50:30 PM UTC+1 dan...@grinta.net wrote: > On 23/11/24 14:20, Chary Ev2geny wrote: > > Dear all, > > > > i never really had a use for the *document *directive, but as I now > > logged an issue w

Re: document directive

On 23/11/24 14:20, Chary Ev2geny wrote: Dear all, i never really had a use for the *document *directive, but as I now logged an issue  with it https://github.com/beancount/beancount/ issues/874 I am kind of trying to dig in it, hence questions. There is no issue in how the document directive

Re: document directive

I haven't been following too closely but last I checked the problem was that escape rules for the document string is the same as for all the other strings, so you can't really use backslash (\). You have to double up (escape) the backslashes on Windows, i.e., use \\ instead of \. (The alternative

Re: document directive

Martin, ok, thanks. So, just trying to determine the expected behavior in application to the issue 874 . I think the whole beancount loader to printer path, no code shall be trying to be clever and convert the document path to the OS planfo

Re: document directive

On Sat, Nov 23, 2024 at 8:20 AM Chary Ev2geny wrote: > Dear all, > > i never really had a use for the *document *directive, but as I now > logged an issue with it > I am kind of trying to > dig in it, hence questions. > > The documentation says: