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[16.0] Custom fields in accounting expressions (e.g. fldp.quantity
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Now that there is a default value for the debit/credit in the accumulator, we can simplify.
and prepare for custom fields
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This is ready to go. I added tests and documentation. Very useful to combine quantities (say, hours) with accounting data in the same MIS report. |
fldp.quantity
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This is a very rough experiment on the Accounting Expression Processor to support expressions such as
fldp.quantity[60%]
This will read the quantity field in the same read_group as debit and credit so we can write efficient expressions on any numerical field that is available in the move-line-like table.
TODO