Bug #1073
closed
undo '-t n{s,m,h,d}' not implemented
Added by thomas.nikolajsen over 17 years ago.
Updated over 17 years ago.
Description
undo -t flag only supports TID;
but manual page, undo(1), and usage() also says '-t n{s,m,h,d}';
will this be implemented before release?
Otherwise I will adjust undo(1) and usage() to what is currently implemented.
I think it is OK to just support '-t TID', as TID<->time is easy to get with '-i'.
-thomas
:
:undo t flag only supports TID;
:but manual page, undo(1), and usage() also says '-t n{s,m,h,d}';
:will this be implemented before release?
:
:Otherwise I will adjust undo(1) and usage() to what is currently implemente=
:d.
:
:I think it is OK to just support '-t TID', as TID<>time is easy to get wit=
:h '-i'.
:
: -thomas
No, it just supports TID for the release. A few weeks I ago I
disconnected the TID calculation from real time and the -t n<blah>
stuff was depending on the TID calculating being directly convertable
to real time.
I think generally speaking its best to do it by TID anyway, the 'X'
seconds ago stuff was a moving target, it never worked very well.
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
<dillon@backplane.com>
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