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You can now write both @/@@ costs and corresponding equity conversion postings in a transaction at any time, not just when using --infer-costs or --infer-equity. hledger will recognise the redundancy and ignore it. One thing has become more strict: hledger now requires conversion postings to occur in adjacent pairs; an odd number of them is not allowed. (Conversion postings are postings to accounts of type `V`/`Conversion`, or named `equity:conversion`, `equity:trade`, `equity:trading`, or subaccounts of these.) And, --infer-costs now works in transactions with an implicit amount (inferring costs from equity now happens after transaction balancing, not before).
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# Matching accounts by type.
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# Similar to the tag:type tests in query-tags.test.
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<
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account a ; type:A
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account l ; type:Liability
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account r ; type:R
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account o ; othertag:
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account u
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2022-01-01
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(r) 1
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2022-01-02
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(a) 1
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(l) 1
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# 1. We can match declared accounts by type, using short type codes
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# regardless of whether account's type was declared in short or long form.
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$ hledger -f- accounts --declared type:AL
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a
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l
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# 2. Order and case of type codes doesn't matter.
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$ hledger -f- accounts --declared type:la
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a
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l
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# 3. Matching used accounts works the same way.
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$ hledger -f- accounts --used type:AL
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a
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l
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# 4. We can match postings by their account's type.
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$ hledger -f- register -w80 type:A
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2022-01-02 (a) 1 1
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# 5. We can match transactions by their accounts' types.
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$ hledger -f- print type:A
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2022-01-02
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(a) 1
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(l) 1
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>=
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# 6. And negatively match them.
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$ hledger -f- print type:a not:type:l
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# 7. We can filter balance reports by account type.
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$ hledger -f- bal type:a
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1 a
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1
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# 8. Postingless declared accounts in balance reports are also filtered.
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account a ; type:A
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account l ; type:L
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$ hledger -f- bal -N --declared -E type:A
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0 a
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# 9. type: is aware of account type inheritance.
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<
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account a ; type:A
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account a:aa
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$ hledger -f- accounts type:a
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a
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a:aa
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# 10. type: is aware of inferred account types.
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account assets
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account assets:cash
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account liabilities
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$ hledger -f- accounts type:a
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assets
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assets:cash
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# 11. type: can identify cash accounts in the default case
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account assets
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account assets:cash
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account liabilities
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$ hledger -f- accounts type:c
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assets:cash
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# 12. type: can identify conversion accounts in the default case
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account equity
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account equity:conversion
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account equity:trading
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account equity:trade
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$ hledger -f- accounts type:v
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equity:conversion
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equity:trading
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equity:trade
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# 13. type: can be used in and can match auto postings
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account assets ; type:a
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= type:a
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(assets:b) 1
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2022-02-02 Test
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(assets) 2
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$ hledger -f- reg --auto type:a
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2022-02-02 Test (assets) 2 2
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(assets:b) 1 3
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# 14. type: can be used in and can match auto postings with no known parents
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= type:a
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(expenses:b) 1
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2022-02-02 Test
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(assets) 2
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$ hledger -f- reg --auto type:x
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2022-02-02 Test (expenses:b) 1 1
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# 15. type:a matches cash accounts and type:e matches conversion accounts
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2022-02-02 Test
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(assets:cash) 1
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(equity:conversion) 2
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(equity:conversion) -2
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$ hledger -f- reg type:ae
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2022-02-02 Test (assets:cash) 1 1
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(equity:conversion) 2 3
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(equity:conversion) -2 1
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