:I often find myself wanting to write shell scripts that do: : :... : :while: :do : report results : sleep -until_next 10 :done : : :I have inplemented something like this with a crude :shell function that sleeps up to 9 seconds to get to I think integrating such an option into /bin/sleep is an excellent idea. I have had need for such a feature myself on occassion. :thirdly: is it worth making sleep a shell builtin? :running sleep(1) every time is a lot of work for what :we need. : :julian I don't think this is necessary. -MattReceived on Tue Feb 01 2005 - 18:35:38 UTC
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