Martin Michlmayr
Martin Michlmayr
With --debug op.memory: ``` 2606ms [DEBUG] Acquiring 0x96c4b0, refc now 32767 2606ms [DEBUG] Acquiring 0x96c4b0, refc now 32768 2606ms [DEBUG] Acquiring 0x96c4b0, refc now -32767 2620ms [DEBUG] Releasing 0x96c4b0, refc...
Works with --account and --pivot ``` bal --account 'tag("Project")' --invert bal --pivot 'Project' --invert ```
Thanks for your debugging @claui. Hopefully that helps someone fix this issue.
Account names can't start with `(` since that would make it a virtual posting but otherwise they can contain brackets and they don't have to be matched. Actually, that's not...
Hey @simonmichael there are some issue with the info on beancount. Unfortunately I'm not sure how to update the current file(s). Can you finish this ticket so I can send...
> but I am not familiar with the code base enough to fix it. Maybe you have time to learn since nobody has looked into it. ;)
The bug was discussed in this google groups thread: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/ledger-cli/BNZyrQ1i9T8 It seems that 'expr any()' does not work as expected: ``` $ cat test.txt = expr any ( account =~...
I think this is the same issue as BZ#872 (they talk about expr has_tag but it's the same parsing issue).
original_string = 'any(account =~ "/Assets:ThatBankAccount/"'
John observed on the mailing list: Well, that is strange, but I see it here too with: ``` ledger query 'expr any (account =~ /Books/)' ``` I'm not sure yet...