The -e option expects one or more CLI commands to follow. Preferred behavior would be to silently quit when the command line is empty, as it does when commands are present and executed.
Typically, a Tines one-liner looks something like this:
tines -e 'today' 'go right' 'ls'
This one jumps to today's entry in the calendar (if it exists), moves into the entry's sub-items, and prints them—an easy way to set up an automatic tickler file. But Tines should quit cleanly when there are no commands to execute.
The
-e
option expects one or more CLI commands to follow. Preferred behavior would be to silently quit when the command line is empty, as it does when commands are present and executed.Typically, a Tines one-liner looks something like this:
This one jumps to today's entry in the calendar (if it exists), moves into the entry's sub-items, and prints them—an easy way to set up an automatic tickler file. But Tines should quit cleanly when there are no commands to execute.