Sam Goldstein
Sam Goldstein
I think it's probably better to just use your shell for this functionality. For example: ``` $ t in --at "14:00" "stuff i'm going to do"; t out --at "16:00"...
This seems pretty reasonable. Timetrap is geared more towards being a timer than a bulk entry system, but I can see how this command would be helpful to some people....
One solution would be to move the current SQLite database to a new location. Timetrap will automatically create a new one the next time you run it. If you want...
I'm not sure, and am only lightly familiar with Cygwin. It might be possible for you to profile timetrap to get more details into where the time is going.
I'm pretty interested in this idea. I've toyed with the idea of creating some kind of webservice that would allow timetrap to be synced among multiple machines, and provide a...
Glad you're enjoying the tool. I definitely like the idea of being able to sync timetrap entries with a remote service (and then potentially across multiple machines you're using), though...
Jan - It seems like a good idea to provide some facility for the workflow you're describing. It sounds like doing this interactively (maybe with an `-i` flag) would be...
I think it seems reasonable to add `--in` and `--out` as aliases to `--start` and `--end` for the edit command. I may have time to add this feature at some...
I think this is a great idea. I'd suggest that timetrap should probably always store time in utc and then present it in the local timezone, though you're correct that...