tobor 1228069133 learn "If you want to do timings in your schript, you cam be more accurate if you invoke date once, and then you can use $SECONDS for further updates tobor 1228069157 forget tobor 1228069165 learn "If you want to do timings in your script, you cam be more accurate if you invoke date once, and then you can use $SECONDS for further updates tobor 1228069174 forget tobor 1228069184 learn "If you want to do timings in your script, you can be more accurate if you invoke date once, and then you can use $SECONDS for further updates" tobor 1228069330 forget tobor 1228069381 learn "If you want to do timings in your script, you can use $SECONDS, it is continuously updated." lhunath 1228069443 forget lhunath 1228069504 learn $SECONDS expands to the amount of seconds since your shell was started. Can be useful for timing script operations. yitz_ 1405132325 forget yitz_ 1405132349 learn $SECONDS expands to the amount of seconds since your shell was started. Can be useful for timing script operations. Note you can do SECONDS=0 and it starts counting from 0 again! greycat 1546549172 forget greycat 1546549174 learn $SECONDS expands to the number of seconds since the shell started. You can also reset it (SECONDS=0) to start counting from 0 again.