Previously accounts were clipped in getPostings, however compound
balance reports re-use the output of getPostings for the different
subreports. This caused a problem when clipping erased the information
needed to determine the account type, as would be used by e.g.
incomestatement.
Add some extra tests for --count.
Errors in the main file are being reported a few lines too high,
due to the setOffset in includedirectivep.
It seems reverting this should have restored the original bug with
wrong line number in certain include error messages, but I can't find
that right now.
The `include` directive has had a number of fixes and improvements. It now has
- more detailed documentation
- more thorough error checking, with clearer and more consistent messages, showing the correct problem line
- more debug output, at levels 6 and 7
- more robust and convenient glob patterns:
- glob patterns always ignore the current file
- `**` can now be used without a following slash, to also match the filename. So if previously you wrote `**/*.j`, now you can just write `**.j`.
- glob patterns now always ignore [dot directories](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidden_file_and_hidden_directory)
(such as `.git` directories in a source tree).
The last item is a breaking change.
Previously, a pattern like `**/c.j` would find `a/.b/c.j`, even though it shouldn't.
Fixing this required a trade-off: now no glob pattern can find that file, not even a valid one like `*/.b/c.j`.
Only a literal file path with no wildcards (`a/.b/c.j`) will find it.
We assume excluding dot directories is the more common use case.
If this change breaks your existing files, please report it, and either update them or use the `--old-glob` flag for now.
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