There is a new option for time reporting: --day-break. Sorry to violate the
feature freeze, but I needed this one for some data analysis.
Ordinarily, if you have a timelog entry which spans multiple days, all the
time is accrued to the starting day. For example, if I have this timelog
entry:
i 05/10/2011 08:58:37 682
o 05/12/2011 11:25:21
Then a simple reg will report:
11-May-10 (682) 50.45h 50.45h
Using --day-break causes "time transactions" to split at day boundaries, so
that reg --day-break reports:
11-May-10 (682) 15.02h 15.02h
11-May-11 (682) 24.00h 39.02h
11-May-12 (682) 11.42h 50.45h
This option is necessary for creating histograms or other graphs (via -j)
which use time-in-days as the x axis.
As another example, you might use the --days-of-week to report how many hours
you spend each week at work. Without --day-break, work spent late-night
Friday, which spills into Saturday, would be reported as time worked on
Friday.
John
