SoulSHepard Posted August 21, 2009 Share Posted August 21, 2009 (edited) Jeeves version 1.2.6Changelog:; fixed cvs log prereason var was not cleared after loop.; added detection of clockskews from switching from random timers to static timers; fixed bug with rerandom the timers when they hit; updated config screen to show the timers and current worktime; fixed bug with startup that it asks after 5 minutes; fixed time reg bug caused by new improvementsJeeves version 1.2.5Changelog:when starting the executable. jeeves wil try to read the last logged time and date from the logfile and using it as idle time, thus detecting the startup as an event and possible ask for an activity reason. (depending on you time away)Jeeves version 1.2.4initial release---------------------------------------------------------------Dear autoit users,would like to share my first autoit experience, this application is something i wanted to create a long time ago, and never had gotten the time to.its a simple application, that will track the time between events. you can initiate an event while working, or it will count the time your workstation is locked or unlocked. (also screensaver)for me, this helps alot in tracking my time, especially during business hours.while i am working i can quickly log what i was doing, or if i get pulled away to a meeting the script will ask me were i was. I work on a lot of items during the day, and i mostly dont know in advance what they are, thus the reason for this tool to allways log things what happend and not what you are going to do.All this makes my live so easy when putting these events in a time registration system. i love to easely recalculate my work hours even if i "forget" to justify my time for a week. If you are allready 100% disciplined in your company's time registration and allways submit your timesheet on a daily basis, then you probably dont need this tool. But if not then give it a try and tell me if its really usefull for you.so jeeves, your personal assistant is born,it will help track your workhours in a log - Install---------copy the executable were you want. and run it. make sure you can write in that folder. otherwise copy it to the temp folder- Configuration---------------from the system tray you can select to configure and edit the applications settings, if you have changed the jeeves.ini then make sure to click the apply button to activate the changesdefault i have disabled it to register it under HKCU/run. so to have it startup automaticly edit the jeeves.ini and it will add a entry for you in the registry.- Usage-------jeeves will normally act as its not there. it sit's in your system tray, when you lock or unlock the workstation or if your screensaver kicks in, it will log dates and times to the jeeves.txt.also it will ask you for a reason if you were inactive for more then 5 minutes, (or longer as you can configure in the jeeves.ini) if no reason is supplied it will just log the time and date.randomly it will also ask you what you were doing (between 30 minutes and two hours. its also configurable) while working you can use the following hotkey's (tap them quickly after each other not holding)(ALT+`) = to add an activity reason while working, so you can log this time and continue to work on another.(WIN+`) = to add an activity reason and lock your workstation right after)(WIN+ESC) = to add an activity reason and lock/hibernate your workstation right after, i use it alot on my netbook(CTRL+`) = a quick way to open the jeeves.txtwhen you exit jeeves and or reboot your workstation, jeeves will read the last activity date from the log.it will then act as if it was running all this time. (helps in logging the events correctly)- Code------i know this source code may look odd for you experiance programmers, i solved things with very basic knowlegde of autoit.my real programming experiance besides scripting, dates back to turbo/pascal and c=64 assembly.any tips in handling things are allways welcome.- Additional credits--------------------I got the inspiration from the post IsWorkStationLocked() & IsScreenSaverRunning() by Zinthose thanks to him for getting the locked status readable as easy as he did. (note: i searched for a long time to do this from another script way, (vb, batch, tools etc) all no good, but this works great, thx Zinthose. >_<- Compile---------in the zip file is supplied the source, and the icon used for the systemtray.it uses the hotkey udf include- Logfile example-----------------2009/08/22 01:53:35 - Administrator@NL036LT0001 working for 1 hour(s) on releasing jeeves2009/08/22 10:25:55 - Administrator@NL036LT0001 working for 8.5 hour(s) on sleep...- Cvs example-------------2009/08/22 01:53:35,S0,L0,I1,la=0,ha=0,62.6,releasing jeeves2009/08/22 10:25:55,S0,L0,I1,la=0,ha=0,512.2,sleep...- Feedback----------allways welcome, positive or negative, if you like it, modify it, please let me knowThanks in advanceSoulShepard- Files md5sum--------------jeeves.au3 : 0dc02a5a9901706f0df68ae0d26e5fda jeeves.exe : f238affe830e09f56660e7c4f991932ajeeves-1.2.6.zip : a2f0a22dc65aaeb6181347138ae58c5djeeves-1.2.6.zip Edited August 22, 2009 by SoulSHepard Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tito Posted August 31, 2009 Share Posted August 31, 2009 randomly it will also ask you what you were doing (between 30 minutes and two hours. its also configurable) Nice feature! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jvanegmond Posted August 31, 2009 Share Posted August 31, 2009 (edited) I haven't tried out this program, but judging from the description and the screenshots this is definitely something that I can see myself using! Jeeves is also a great name for a program! : )Edit: Just a random thought: Jeeves asking you if you would like to twitter what you're currently doing. Edited August 31, 2009 by Manadar github.com/jvanegmond Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SoulSHepard Posted September 4, 2009 Author Share Posted September 4, 2009 (edited) Manadar, tito, thx for your replies. i hope you find the program usefull as i do. the option to twitter is a great idea indeed, was also thinking about putting the time centrally on a webserver so your "jeeves" could bug you on al computers you actually work, and have the correct events. (but still for now thats far away). plus adding categories, so you can easely summerize your time by day and sort faster even coming close to automaticly inserting the time into "certain time registration systems" upcoming: - fixing bug while your workstation is locked and the random timer allways goes off if the screensaver is active. (will ask the question even when your workstation is locked or the screen saver is active, thus logging allways extra for each random timer trigger) next: - rewrite the looping and timer fetching, to a smarter way, so it will be more clean and less sensitives for bugs. - add custom categories so you can sort your time more easely (think project x,y or meeting code etc) the actual description is then an nice added feature but more a memory refreshner. - add twitter/msn/icq/irc status - add central event logging Soul. Edited September 4, 2009 by SoulSHepard Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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