readlink_path=$(type -p greadlink readlink | head -1)
path=$(dirname `${readlink_path} -f ${BASH_SOURCE[0]}`)

alias d="${path}/done.thor log"
alias dg="${path}/done.thor gitlog"
alias db="${path}/done.thor browserlog"
alias dr="${path}/done.thor report"
alias t="${path}/done.thor"
alias tl="${path}/done.thor log"
alias tg="${path}/done.thor gitlog"
alias trpt="${path}/done.thor report"
alias trp="${path}/done.thor report"

readlink_path=$(type -p greadlink readlink | head -1)
path=$(dirname `${readlink_path} -f ${BASH_SOURCE[0]}`)

alias d="${path}/done.thor log"
alias dg="${path}/done.thor gitlog"
alias db="${path}/done.thor browserlog"
alias dr="${path}/done.thor report"

Revert "some other time tracking aliases for the "done" program"
Revert "some other time tracking aliases for the "done" program"

This reverts commit 2af846da08efe178b60d8c509b8f55824d44ec96.

I use t for a different alias, so I don't want to overwrite it. There should be a better way of customizing bash aliases...
