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mrTime

NOTE

Use of these commands is not recommended as they are no longer officially supported and may not work as intended.

Description

Create a new time tracking element for a issue or read one or more elements of time tracking

Syntax (following correct mrFile)

WRITE: mrTime <Entry #> <hours_worked> <$/hour rate>"

READ : mrTime <Entry #>"

           mrTime 0 R <filename>"

Examples

      mrTime 22 100 50

Writes a new record for issue 22, showing 100 hours worked, at 50 units per hour.

mrTime 22

Reads all time tracking data for issue 22.

mrTime 0 R ttfile.txt

Reads all time tracking data for all issues whose numbers appear in ttfile.txt. This is useful for time tracking reports.

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