hammer history ls

[Matthew Dillon]

:Hi again,
:after some hours of sleep I took a look into the hammer sources and
:pushed my code in there.
:If anybody else cares about this option, the patch is attached to this mail.
:You can then basically use:
:
:> hammer history-count fname 
:
:to only display a count (I did not care about any formatting here :) as I use
:it from a script only anyway). 
:And more importantly it is possible to specify a start-tid and end-tid option as the
:last arguments that are passed to history[-count]!
:
:> hammer history[-count] <fname1> ... <fnameN> start-tid=0x........ end-tid=0x........
:
:Btw when I took a look at the code I realized that there is an offset option that
:is not documented anywhere in the man pages .....
:
:Regards,
:	Tobias

    Hmm.   The filename space is kinda overloaded there with those TID ranges.
    Do we even need TID ranges?  A person could simply sort the output and
    pick out what he wanted.  Alternatively they could be specified as normal
    options prior to the directive. 

    hammer --start-tid=0x... --end-tid=0x... history-count <fname*>

    If you wanted to get really fancy you could also implement date ranges.

    hammer --start-date=20-Sep-2008 --end-date=01-Jan-2009 ...

						-Matt