improve time categorization directives about arbtt

[nomeata]

Original comment by nomeata (Bitbucket: nomeata, GitHub: nomeata).

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All very sensible, and I believe some have been discussed before.

1. This is also mentioned in #65 (which might solve some of your use cases as well)
2. What precisely do you mean by “week of month”?
3. Easy, will do that right away.

[nomeata]

Original comment by nomeata (Bitbucket: nomeata, GitHub: nomeata).

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Point 3 implemented in 56052d4, will be in the next version.

Given that 1 is covered by #65, this bug is only about 2, and I need more information here.

[nomeata]

Original comment by fsateler (Bitbucket: fsateler, GitHub: fsateler).

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Clarification number 1: Yes, this appears to be the same as #10.

Clarification for number two:

I didn't think that part through. The requirement is to be able to identify the current week, in order to be able to ask "what did I work on this week", as opposed to "what did I work on the past 7 days". The difference is that if I ask on wednesday, then I should get only the information since monday (inclusive). I now see that simply enumerating weeks of each month will not do.

However, if #65 is implemented then this can be implemented by $sampleage < 168:00 && day of week $date <= day of week $now, and mutatis mutandis for month.

So I suppose that leaves only issue #65 to be resolved. This issue can be closed.

And thanks for arbtt :)

[nomeata]

Original comment by nomeata (Bitbucket: nomeata, GitHub: nomeata).

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Thanks!

[nomeata]

Original comment by nomeata (Bitbucket: nomeata, GitHub: nomeata).

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I’ve just released 0.8.1, which contains this fix.

[nomeata]

Original comment by fsateler (Bitbucket: fsateler, GitHub: fsateler).

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Excellent, thanks! Waiting for the deb update... :)

[nomeata]

Original comment by nomeata (Bitbucket: nomeata, GitHub: nomeata).

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Hmm, weird. I did not even upload 0.8 to Debian. I wonder why that is the case...

[nomeata]

Original comment by nomeata (Bitbucket: nomeata, GitHub: nomeata).

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Well, 0.8.1 is on its way. Enjoy!