I might have time to work on this at some point if you guys want this. I think it would be a nice little speed-up feature if there were a 'partition' command. So:
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t out --at "2 hours ago"; t in --at "2 hours ago" New task
becomes
t partition --at "2 hours ago" New task
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t edit --id 123 --end "5 Dec 15:00"; t in --at "5 Dec 15:00" New task; t out --at "5 Dec 17:00"
becomes
t partition --id 123 --at "5 Dec 15:00" New task
This adds nothing to what timetrap is capable of, it would just make it slightly more pleasant to use, for me anyway :)
I might have time to work on this at some point if you guys want this. I think it would be a nice little speed-up feature if there were a 'partition' command. So:
t out --at "2 hours ago"; t in --at "2 hours ago" New taskbecomes
t partition --at "2 hours ago" New taskt edit --id 123 --end "5 Dec 15:00"; t in --at "5 Dec 15:00" New task; t out --at "5 Dec 17:00"becomes
t partition --id 123 --at "5 Dec 15:00" New taskThis adds nothing to what timetrap is capable of, it would just make it slightly more pleasant to use, for me anyway :)