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Otherwise, Ledger was unable to parse what it had printed.
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This can be used to format dates with a specific pattern, such as:
format_date(entry.date, "%Y/%m/%d")
This is used by the print command to ensure that Ledger is able to parse
back what it prints.
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The purpose was to provided a clearer relationship between the function
name and its expected arguments.
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For example: -S payee,-date sorts 1) ascending by payee, then 2)
descending by date.
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They names were changed from reduce/unreduce to reduced/unreduced, since
they return the modified value. This is more consistent with the naming
of rounded/rounded.
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However, there is no way yet to reverse the meaning of a given term.
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This was causing "reg -p this" to fail in the REPL.
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This type was a holdback from the days before the amount_expr was used
everywhere to determine a transaction's value.
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