Add /usr/bin/ts, a command that timestamps each line of its stdin
before it is being printed to stdout.
A typical use case is to profile shell scripts.
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I cant immediately spot any other nits with the mdoc, but perhaps you should add a note about when ts(1) was added to FreeBSD in the history section header?
Also, I can't wait for this one to land, it's super handy and I can't believe I didn't know about it until now. :)
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| 18 | I'm not quite sure about this one; it doesn't really follow existing syntax with the CVS expansion, and the date doesn't follow the "Month Day, Year" way that we usually designate the document date with. | |
| 25 | .Nm has already been defined above, so I believe our convention is to shorten other instances of the document name. I will note that this is done elsewhere in the mdoc file, so perhaps it's a change that should go upstream instead? That's up to you and upstream. | |
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| 1 | Don't add these to new files | |
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Other than the question, I'm still happy with the mdoc, so will accept once that's been answered.
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| 105–106 | Shouldn't this be .An -nosplit Juraj Lutter Aq Mt otis@FreeBSD.org . | |
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No, as mandoc would throw an error (yes, I've consulted it with man mdoc) that says: An -split | -nosplit | first_name ... last_name That means: An with EITHER -split or -nosplit or first_name ... last_name | |