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Make quantity a floating point number not an integer. #22
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@rouilj until this is fixed, you can change your rate on items that are qty < 1 to match, for e.g. |
In message ***@***.***>,
Yoseph Tanner writes:
@rouilj until this is fixed, you can change your rate on items that are qty < 1 to match, for e.g. `-q 1 -r 87.5` since `-r or --rates` DOES support floating/decimals.
Yes that works. However explaining to somebody that the 1/2 hour
phone call was billed as an hour phone call at 1/2 the rate is not
something I want to deal with.
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John Rouillard
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I actually decided to give a shot to learning a little go. So I have my own change for it. But thanks for the pointer. I'll use your pointer to see if my change is idiomatic go. |
LOL, me too. Today is my first day ever writing any |
For invoices that bill by time,
--quantity
should be a floating point number so 1/2 hour or othertime periods can be specified. Currently using
--quantity 0.5 --rate 175
I get:for invoicing a 1/2 hour call.
Thanks.
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