hledger/tests/print-effective.test

# print shows both dates. The second's year defaults to the first's.
hledgerdev -f - print --effective
<<<
2009/1/1=1/2 x
  a  1
  b
>>>
2009/01/01=2009/01/02 x
    a             1
    b            -1

>>>2
>>>= 0

# Effective date of 29 Feb on leap year should be valid
hledgerdev -f - print --effective
<<<
2001/2/27=2000/2/29 x
  a  1
  b
>>>
2001/02/27=2000/02/29 x
    a             1
    b            -1

>>>2
>>>= 0
print, web: always show both dates, ignoring --effective (#42) Ledger shows only the effective date with --effective, but not vice versa. print is supposed to be information-preserving so this seems better. This also fixes the web entries view. 2011-09-23 18:50:20 +04:00			`# print shows both dates. The second's year defaults to the first's.`
rename developer build to hledgerdev, avoiding confusion with production hledger 2012-10-21 22:23:23 +04:00			`hledgerdev -f - print --effective`
parsing: tighten up dates, error messages, tests 2009-11-26 00:21:49 +03:00			`<<<`
there shouldn't be brackets in transaction's effective date, my mistake 2009-12-12 06:03:41 +03:00			`2009/1/1=1/2 x`
parsing: tighten up dates, error messages, tests 2009-11-26 00:21:49 +03:00			`a 1`
			`b`
			`>>>`
print, web: always show both dates, ignoring --effective (#42) Ledger shows only the effective date with --effective, but not vice versa. print is supposed to be information-preserving so this seems better. This also fixes the web entries view. 2011-09-23 18:50:20 +04:00			`2009/01/01=2009/01/02 x`
parsing: tighten up dates, error messages, tests 2009-11-26 00:21:49 +03:00			`a 1`
			`b -1`

parsing: use actual (ie, first) date's year as a default for the effective (ie, second) date 2010-02-04 00:19:01 +03:00			`>>>2`
update leap year tests 2011-04-20 01:40:59 +04:00			`>>>= 0`
print, web: always show both dates, ignoring --effective (#42) Ledger shows only the effective date with --effective, but not vice versa. print is supposed to be information-preserving so this seems better. This also fixes the web entries view. 2011-09-23 18:50:20 +04:00
update leap year tests 2011-04-20 01:40:59 +04:00			`# Effective date of 29 Feb on leap year should be valid`
rename developer build to hledgerdev, avoiding confusion with production hledger 2012-10-21 22:23:23 +04:00			`hledgerdev -f - print --effective`
test: effective date of 29 feb should be valid 2011-04-20 00:10:30 +04:00			`<<<`
update leap year tests 2011-04-20 01:40:59 +04:00			`2001/2/27=2000/2/29 x`
test: effective date of 29 feb should be valid 2011-04-20 00:10:30 +04:00			`a 1`
			`b`
			`>>>`
print, web: always show both dates, ignoring --effective (#42) Ledger shows only the effective date with --effective, but not vice versa. print is supposed to be information-preserving so this seems better. This also fixes the web entries view. 2011-09-23 18:50:20 +04:00			`2001/02/27=2000/02/29 x`
test: effective date of 29 feb should be valid 2011-04-20 00:10:30 +04:00			`a 1`
			`b -1`

			`>>>2`
update leap year tests 2011-04-20 01:40:59 +04:00			`>>>= 0`