> Who's messing with date? it acts as before except if you need to > annotate a stream with timestamps.. I understand what you are saying; just don't agree with you that date(1) is the right place to make this change. Particularly as it is not a filter. > Now puting it in logger.. THAT is an unintuitive program to make into a > date adding filter. Your original intention was to timestamp lines in a logfile. What better program than logger(1) for that? And logger already accepts data on stdin. > logger's job is to send data to the syslog system, which already date > stamps things. > It is not designed to be a filter but it already takes file input and > outputs to stderr. Which is why I said extend logger if you must. Or a separate date-filter program. > I really can't believe the people who are complaining about this.. I > should have just committed it. A disagreement is not a complaint. > Talk about a bikeshed! We are saying don't even build the bikeshed :-) In any case *you* asked for our feedback. At least consider the feedback without impugning our motives.Received on Sun Aug 13 2006 - 04:55:24 UTC
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