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In advance alignment mode, it behaves similar to emacs alignment. Activated by setting g:ledger_align_advance = 1
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Hey @alerque. Sorry for the super long delay in replying. I am more than happy for this to get merged in and fixed up for other commodities. Do you need me to open a PR or can this get converted into one? |
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Hey no worries on the timing. This PR is against your master branch so anything you do there will show up here. This would probably require rebasing your master branch to be productive. If you'd rather work on a new branch taken from the current master and cherry pick or merge into that you can submit that as a separate PR. Either way let me know if there is anything I can do to help. |
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This set of commits from @dedmons has some interesting ideas, adding here as a PR to consider for possible inclusion and/or reworking.