On Thu, Jul 09, 2009 at 11:42:38PM -0500, Robin Holt wrote:
>
> This patch introduces two new options (actually three).
Why we need this feature? Do you have any example?
> --ts-output Add a formatted timestamp to stdout for each new line
> of output. The timestamp is composed of two floating
> point values, the first is seconds since the script
> was started. The second is seconds since the previous
> line of output.
>
> --ts-script Puts the same values as above in the typescript file
> instead of stdout.
Is it really good idea to introduce long options when the rest of
the options are short?
Do we really need --ts-script? I think the timing file (script -t)
already includes all necessary information and everything what you
need is to modify scriptreplay(1) to re-count and print timing
information per line.
So my suggestion is to introduce a new option -l | --line-time for
script(1) and scriptreplay(1) and don't store any extra timing
information to the typescript file.
> I updated the translations to the best of my ability.
Please, don't include generated stuff to your patches. Don't care
about po/* at all, these files are updated before release.
Karel
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