Subject: Re: Statistics format? - msg#00007

I hacked it a bit - but never got the total control over it. - I also
wanted to make something bigger - actually, I tried learning C and GTK
to implement a statssystem into workrave to tell how much I'm using
the computer on a daily basis etc. -- But it just kept segfaulting :p

So then I just made a little bash-script, but I soon got tired.
Anyway; here you have the script - I've figured out a bit of the
format, but not all of it. :p

This is the pattern I found, this is the format for these things as I see it:
# nr 7 RepPrompt+BrPromt PromtedTaken Natural BrSkipped BrPost BrPromt

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#!/bin/bash

#cat liten | grep "B 0"| cut -d " " --f 4
b=0;t=0

# EDIT THIS TO YOUR WORKRAVE-STAT-FILE-PATH :]
fil="/home/odin/.workrave/historystats"
echo Odin's Workrave stat-script
echo
# nr 7 RepPrompt+BrPromt PromtedTaken Natural BrSkipped BrPost BrPromt
OverdueSec
printf "\t\tRepPrmt\tPrmtTok\tNatural\tBrkSkip\tBrkPstp\tBrkPrmt\tOverdue\n"

# lagstat <breaktype(0-2)> <field(4-7)>
function lagstat() {
t=0
deler=$(grep "B $1" $fil | cut -d " " -f $2)
for c in $deler; do
t=$(echo "$t+$c"|bc)
done;
b=$(echo $b+1|bc)
echo $t
}

# Micro Break
mc_reppr=$(lagstat 0 4)
mc_prtak=$(lagstat 0 5)
mc_natur=$(lagstat 0 6)
mc_brski=$(lagstat 0 7)
mc_brpos=$(lagstat 0 8)
mc_brpmt=$(lagstat 0 9)
mc_overd=$(lagstat 0 10)

let "mc_reppr = mc_reppr - mc_brpmt"
let "mc_overd = mc_overd / 60/60"

printf "Micro
Break\t$mc_reppr\t$mc_prtak\t$mc_natur\t$mc_brski\t$mc_brpos\t$mc_brpmt\t$mc_overd\n"


# Rest Break
rb_reppr=$(lagstat 1 4)
rb_prtak=$(lagstat 1 5)
rb_natur=$(lagstat 1 6)
rb_brski=$(lagstat 1 7)
rb_brpos=$(lagstat 1 8)
rb_brpmt=$(lagstat 1 9)
rb_overd=$(lagstat 1 10)

let "rb_reppr = rb_reppr - rb_brpmt"
let "rb_overd = rb_overd / 60/60"

printf "Rest
Break\t$rb_reppr\t$rb_prtak\t$rb_natur\t$rb_brski\t$rb_brpos\t$rb_brpmt\t$rb_overd\n"


# Daily Limit
dl_reppr=$(lagstat 2 4)
dl_prtak=$(lagstat 2 5)
dl_natur=$(lagstat 2 6)
dl_brski=$(lagstat 2 7)
dl_brpos=$(lagstat 2 8)
dl_brpmt=$(lagstat 2 9)
dl_overd=$(lagstat 2 10)

let "dl_reppr = dl_reppr - dl_brpmt"
let "dl_overd = dl_overd / 60/60"

printf "Daily
Limit\t$dl_reppr\t$dl_prtak\t$dl_natur\t$dl_brski\t$dl_brpos\t$dl_brpmt\t$dl_overd\n"

echo $a



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On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 11:18:56 -0500, Joseph Reagle <reagle@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> If I wanted to make a graph of my usage (averaged over a week for the past
> two years), how do I read the data format?
>
> --
> Regards, http://www.mit.edu/~reagle/
> Joseph Reagle E0 D5 B2 05 B6 12 DA 65 BE 4D E3 C1 6A 66 25 4E
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--
Mvh,
Odin Hørthe Omdal <odin.omdal@xxxxxxxxx>
http://www.velmont.net


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