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Examples of preprocessing input and postprocessing output to test new input syntax or output formats.
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29 lines
982 B
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# hledger-timedothm TIMEDOTHMFILE CMD [ARGS]
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# run a hledger command on a timedot file which also supports H:M syntax,
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# and report all time amounts in H:M format.
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# convert H:M to decimal numbers
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hm2dec() { perl -pe 's#(\d+):(\d{2})#sprintf("%.2f", $1 + ($2 / 60))#ge'; }
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# convert decimal numbers to H:M
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dec2hm() { perl -pe 's/(\d+\.\d+)/sprintf("%d:%02d", int($1), ($1 - int($1)) * 60 + 0.5)/ge'; }
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hm2dec <"$1" | hledger -f timedot:- "${@:2}" | dec2hm
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# Example:
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#
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# $ cat sample.timedothm
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# 2025-09-27
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# time ..
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# time 0.5
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# time 30m
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# time 0:30 ; new H:M syntax
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#
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# $ hledger timedothm sample.timedothm reg -w80
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# 2025-09-27 (time) 0:30 0:30
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# (time) 0:30 1:00
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# (time) 0:30 1:30
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# (time) 0:30 2:00
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