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Now this code works from a value expression:
def myvalue(incoming):
import ledger
x = ledger.Value("100.23")
print x.type()
return incoming + x
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python_interpreter_t, so that Python can provide value expression definitions.
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COMMODITY_WALKED, for avoiding infinite recursions during price lookups.
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is in doc/, etc.
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