function::delete_stopwatch - Linux

Overview

function::delete_stopwatch is a command-line utility that removes a previously created stopwatch. It enables efficient time management by providing the ability to delete stopwatches that are no longer needed, freeing up system resources and reducing clutter.

Syntax

function::delete_stopwatch <stopwatch_name>

<stopwatch_name>: The name of the stopwatch to be deleted.

Options/Flags

None.

Examples

Simple Example

To delete a stopwatch named "task_timer", use the following command:

function::delete_stopwatch task_timer

Complex Example

To delete multiple stopwatches at once, use a wildcard:

function::delete_stopwatch task_*

Common Issues

Incorrect Stopwatch Name: Ensure the specified stopwatch name is correct.
Non-Existent Stopwatch: If the given stopwatch name doesn’t exist, the command will return an error message.

Integration

function::delete_stopwatch can be combined with other commands for advanced timing tasks:

Create a Stopwatch: Use function::create_stopwatch to create a new stopwatch.
Start/Stop Stopwatch: Use function::start_stopwatch and function::end_stopwatch to start and stop a stopwatch, respectively.
Get Stopwatch Time: Use function::get_stopwatch_time to retrieve the elapsed time of a stopwatch.