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Change the naming scheme in code:

Comes after Issue #14.

1. ttp (from tt -p)
2. ttt (from tt -t)
3. ttls (from tt -p ls and tt -t ls)
4. ttb (tt -t begin)
5. tte (tt -t end)

Without user input...

tt -t fix end_datetime start_datetime?

writing the db to file appends the db and has binary garbage in the appended data.

test.csv.txt
related to issue #7

Empty projects should produce an empty listing.

Show the duration of a run instead of the timestamps.

It's outdated by now.

show the total amount of time elapsed for a given project or task.

Must be easy to read, comfortable to grep and nice to parse for other shell tools.

Writing empty projects, e.g w/o tasks and runs to file not yet tested.

1. 'tt -t sum $pname $tname' should add all the runs and print the overall time spent on this task.
2. 'tt -p sum $pname' should print the overall time spent on the project.

1. tt -t running $pname $tname
2. tt -p running $pname
3. tt -p running

Without user input. :)

When a a given task for a given project is restarted before it was stopped it has 2 open runs.

It shouldn't happen in the first place. Starting a task must check if it's already running.
If it happens the user should be able to distinguish between runs and decide which one to close.

Registered projects without tasks and runs are not correctly parsed from file.
Check parse_line, parse_id, parse_name, parse_time in ttf.c

tt -t start pname tname should print the timestamp to stdout.
tt -t stop pname tname should print both timestamps and sum to stdout.

A project has a normal tasks and an anonymous empty task.

###Assumption:

1. a project is added with ttp -p add $name.
2. the empty project is written to the file.
3. the file is read, creating a project with an empty task?
4. new tasks are created for the project.

test.csv.txt

list only projects, tasks with running tasks, or those with stopped tasks only.

1. 'ttp' -> 'tt'. This makes alias names possible:
   • 'alias ttp="tt -p"'
   • 'alias ttt="tt - t"'