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cot

Cot is a simple yet powerful command line tool used for checking and converting times across different timezones. It can be used to easily convert time between different timezones, making it useful for global teams or individuals who frequently work across different time zones.

With cot, you can check the current time in a specific timezone by simply providing the timezone as an argument. It also allows you to convert a specific time from one timezone to another.

The tool provides support for over 600 different timezones, ensuring that you can accurately convert and check times across the globe. Additionally, it provides timezone abbreviations to help you easily identify and work with specific time zones.

Cot is built to be fast and efficient, enabling quick and precise time conversions. Its simple syntax and intuitive interface make it easy to use for both beginners and experienced users.

The tool is available for various operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux, making it accessible to a wide range of users. Overall, cot is a handy command line tool for managing time zones and ensuring accurate time conversions for users working across different time zones.

List of commands for cot:

  • cot:tldr:97223 cot: Start CotEditor.
    $ cot
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  • cot:tldr:9f8ba cot: Open specific files.
    $ cot ${filename1 filename2 ---}
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  • cot:tldr:ba51e cot: Open a specific file with the cursor at a specific line and column.
    $ cot --line ${1} --column ${80} ${filename}
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  • cot:tldr:cade5 cot: Open a new blank document.
    $ cot --new
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  • cot:tldr:f739f cot: Open a specific file and block the terminal until it is closed.
    $ cot --wait ${filename}
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