It'd be nice if KTimer had the ability to run timers one after the other automatically. This could be used for things like a Pomodoro timer (25 min. work, 5 min. break, repeat three more times, then 30 min. break), or as a way of timing mini workout routines. Perhaps this could be implemented as a global setting with two options? One: to enable consecutive timers, and two: if that is enabled, to cycle through them repeatedly. Many thanks.
(In reply to Qualimer Judith from comment #0) > It'd be nice if KTimer had the ability to run timers one after the other > automatically. > > This could be used for things like a Pomodoro timer (25 min. work, 5 min. > break, repeat three more times, then 30 min. break), or as a way of timing > mini workout routines. > > Perhaps this could be implemented as a global setting with two options? One: > to enable consecutive timers, and two: if that is enabled, to cycle through > them repeatedly. > > Many thanks. Maybe these sets of timers could also be saved as specific presets/profiles, so they could be reopened for later use. Would be helpful if different uses were needed at different times.
Done. Im still working on the "saving sets" part, though. Here it is: https://phabricator.kde.org/D10186.
Git commit 9472b36b52cda98580bfc65037f9ee4e77edaa16 by Albert Astals Cid, on behalf of Filip Mirosław. Committed on 04/03/2018 at 21:22. Pushed by aacid into branch 'master'. Added a feature to execute the next task after the previous one finishes. This feature enables the user to select a "Consecutive" checkbox for a task, and this would mean that this task will be automatically started after the previous one finishes. Reviewers: #kde_applications, kde-utils-devel, aacid Reviewed By: #kde_applications, aacid Subscribers: lueck, kde-doc-english, aacid, bcooksley, kde-utils-devel Tags: #kde_applications Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D10186 M +27 -2 ktimer.cpp M +3 -0 ktimer.h M +13 -0 prefwidget.ui https://commits.kde.org/ktimer/9472b36b52cda98580bfc65037f9ee4e77edaa16