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Manual

wktimer

Name
Syntax
Description
Options
Notes
See also

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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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