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General Software Discussion / Re: Looking for a very flexible timer
« Last post by tomos on May 05, 2015, 04:00 AM »I notice:should it not simply reset to zero? (again, I may be missing an application)
- create, say, three tasks - without using reset (let each run for a time before creating the next)
- then create a fourth task - it will show the endtime of task #3 in the timer
- try Reset on task #4 - it reverts to endtime of task #2
-tomos (May 03, 2015, 04:49 AM)
If my logic is correct here, if the fourth task has not been started yet, it may (should?) reset to the beginning time of #3, which is the ending time of #2. Once the fourth task has started, reset should simply reset to the beginning time of #4. Sounds like I really do need to implement some choices and defaults like "Start new tasks at zero/Continue from previous."-Edvard (May 04, 2015, 01:36 AM)
I'm still confused by the above:
-I'm not sure *why* would the user want it to revert to the beginning of task #3 in the example above? (Even if it is logical in terms of how it works.)
So, a group of tasks can ultimately be treated as one task, simply by looking at the end time of the last one.
IF I can revert a new task to zero, it would have to be the start of a new group - this would be a great feature - but I dont know if it's possible (?)
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Another feature could be to add a new task below the current group - i.e. I could add a new task to group #one, even after having created (and run) a second group. This could cause user-confusion though :-/ and again I have no ideas about difficulties of implementation. What do you think?

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