TimeTracker
by Carl
You enter the name of the task you are working on and press the button. Press the button again when you have finished working on the task.
The Widget updates a daily XML or CSV file. The file stores a list of the tasks you've worked on, and how long you worked on each one for. You can import the timesheet files into an application like Excel, or write your own script to convert the files into another format.
The information stored in the timesheet files are: task name, length in mil… More
The Widget updates a daily XML or CSV file. The file stores a list of the tasks you've worked on, and how long you worked on each one for. You can import the timesheet files into an application like Excel, or write your own script to convert the files into another format.
The information stored in the timesheet files are: task name, length in mil… More
Current Version: 1.3
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May 14, 2006 · version 1.1 PatrickNeat,
3 suggestions... 1) I wish the widget would display the time lapsed; 2) I wish there could be an option to track more than one job (I jump from job to job through the day and would like to have 3~5 of these running); 3) collapsing the widget is neat, but a balloon or something would be nice to display the name of the job and the time elapsed.
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May 13, 2006 · version 1.1 Carl, Widget CreatorThanks for your great feedback.
I have added a preference so you can select a directory for the saved timesheets.
I have implemented a way to allow a predefined list of tasks, in the preferences you can enter a semicolon separated list of tasks, and these appear in the context menu of the text area.
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May 12, 2006 · version 1.0 RickyMHmmm ... well, some of us don't mind having it write to MyDocuments. As long as I know where to look for it, I'm happy.
However, as long as you are tweaking stuff, Carl, is there any way you can set it up so that the user can select the directory it writes to??
That way, I could have an entire directory of nothing but my time tracker files.
