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| wktimer(1) | hxtools | wktimer(1) |
Name
wktimer — work timer
Syntax
wktimer [-FHiqs] [-A name] [-D name] [-L [name]] [-S name] [-W name] [-t file]
Description
wktimer provides a small timestamping utility with second-granularity. Useful to record your time as a Consultant.
Options
- -A name
- Create timer or restamp an existing timer's start time.
- -D name
- Delete given timer.
- -F
- Flush timer table (delete all timers).
- -H
- Do not show header when printing the table with -L.
- -L [name]
- List specific timer (or all timers if no name given).
- -S name[,name...]
- Stop timer(s).
- -W name
- Switch to timer (deactive all timers and resume given timer).
- -X name[,name...]
- Stop timer or extend an existing timer's stop time.
- -i
- Show I-Start when printing the table with -L.
- -q
- Be quiet.
- -s
- Show Cumulative and Elapsed time in seconds.
- -t file
- Use timer file (rather than ~/.timers).
Notes
Restamping the start mark of a timer will add the elapsed time to the cumulative count.
Restamping the stop mark of a timer will extend the elapsed time (and thus, cumulative time) to "now".
See also
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| 2008-02-06 | hxtools |