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Hi,
First of all thanks for the program 🙂
Nevertheless it'd be great if there were an option to modify the output in order to create stats and graphs once all is said and done.
A necessary option would be forcing the rates and sizes to be of a constant unit e.g bytes, KB, MB, etc.
Possible options I see would be
--newline
Instead of simply printing ' \r' '\r\n' could be printed
Downside of this, would be that it fills up the screen.
--csv
Invocation could be pv --csv [OUTFILE] and depending on the display options a CSV would be generated
pv --csv [OUTFILE]
Time, Current in B/s, AVG in B/s 00:00:01, 65, 65 00:00:02, 73, 69
Upside of this would be keeping the normal display and not having to deal with piping the stderr.
Cheers
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Hi,
First of all thanks for the program 🙂
Nevertheless it'd be great if there were an option to modify the output in order to create stats and graphs once all is said and done.
A necessary option would be forcing the rates and sizes to be of a constant unit e.g bytes, KB, MB, etc.
Possible options I see would be
--newline
optionInstead of simply printing ' \r' '\r\n' could be printed
Downside of this, would be that it fills up the screen.
--csv
optionInvocation could be
pv --csv [OUTFILE]
and depending on the display options a CSV would be generatedUpside of this would be keeping the normal display and not having to deal with piping the stderr.
Cheers
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: