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;; A valuation function receives three arguments:
;;
;;   'source'    A string identifying the commodity whose price
;;               is being asked for (example: "EUR")
;;
;;   'date'      The reference date the price should be relative.
;;
;;   'target'    A string identifying the "target" commodity, or
;;               the commodity the returned price should be in.
;;               This argument is null if -V was used instead of -X.
;;
;; The valuation function should return an amount.  If you've written your
;; function in Python, you can return something like Amount("$100").  If the
;; function returns an explicit value, that value is always used, regardless
;; of the commodity, the date, or the desired target commodity.

define myfunc_seven(s, d, t) = 7 EUR

;; In order to specific a fixed price, but still valuate that price into the
;; target commodity, use something like this:

define myfunc_five(s, d, t) = market(5 EUR, d, t)

;; The 'value' directive sets the valuation used for all commodities used in
;; the rest of the daat stream.  This is the fallback, if nothing more
;; specific is found.

value myfunc_seven

;; You can set a specific valuation function on a per-commodity basis.
;; Instead of defining a function, you can also pass a lambda.

commodity $
    value s, d, t -> 6 EUR

;; Each account can also provide a default valuation function for any
;; commodities transferred to that account.

account Expenses:Food5
    value myfunc_five

;; The metadata field "Value", if found, overrides the valuation function on a
;; transaction-wide or per-posting basis.

= @XACT and Food
    ; Value:: 8 EUR
    (Equity)                     $1

= @POST and Dining
    (Expenses:Food9)             $1
        ; Value:: 9 EUR

;; Lastly, you can specify the valuation function/value for any specific
;; amount using the (( )) commodity annotation.

2012-03-02 KFC
    Expenses:Food2               $1 ((2 EUR))
    Assets:Cash2

2012-03-03 KFC
    Expenses:Food3               $1
        ; Value:: 3 EUR
    Assets:Cash3

2012-03-04 KFC
    ; Value:: 4 EUR
    Expenses:Food4               $1
    Assets:Cash4

2012-03-05 KFC
    Expenses:Food5               $1
    Assets:Cash5

2012-03-06 KFC
    Expenses:Food6               $1
    Assets:Cash6

2012-03-07 KFC
    Expenses:Food7                1 CAD
    Assets:Cash7

2012-03-08 XACT
    Expenses:Food8               $1
    Assets:Cash8

2012-03-09 POST
    Expenses:Dining9             $1
    Assets:Cash9

test reg -V food
12-Mar-02 KFC                   Expenses:Food2                2 EUR        2 EUR
12-Mar-03 KFC                   Expenses:Food3                3 EUR        5 EUR
12-Mar-04 KFC                   Expenses:Food4                4 EUR        9 EUR
12-Mar-05 KFC                   Expenses:Food5                5 EUR       14 EUR
12-Mar-06 KFC                   Expenses:Food6                6 EUR       20 EUR
12-Mar-07 KFC                   Expenses:Food7                7 EUR       27 EUR
12-Mar-08 XACT                  Expenses:Food8                8 EUR       35 EUR
12-Mar-09 POST                  (Expenses:Food9)              9 EUR       44 EUR
end test