It records lines of text and the times at which you started and completed entering them. Entering a line of text containing only a single period will finish a session of adding text.
You can view your monologue complete with timestamps, too.
- to make something slightly less trivial in Haskell
allkinds:pb ellis$ monologue make stream-o-consciousness
I would like to think
that this program
is perfect
for making
very
very
bad
poetry
.
allkinds:pb ellis$ monologue add stream-o-consciousness
yes,
terrible poetry.
.
allkinds:pb ellis$ monologue read stream-o-consciousness
================================================================================
stream-o-consciousness
================================================================================
2011 09/01 23:15:39 I would like to think
44 that this program
46 is perfect
48 for making
50 very
52 very
53 bad
54 poetry
56 .
16:11 yes,
14 terrible poetry.
20 .
allkinds:pb ellis$
Have the Haskell platform installed and run
cabal install --prefix=$HOME --user
in this directory. This should create a monologue executable in something like your ~/bin directory.
You can make new monologues and either read or add to existing monologues.
monologue make my_soliloquy creates the file my_soliloquy and starts adding
text to it.
monologue add my_soliloquy adds text to my_soliloquy.
monologue read my_soliloquy prints the text recorded in my_soliloquy,
complete with timestamps.
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