cProcTimer Class
Normally you do not need to access this class. However, some of the properties can be useful for more advanced applications and rogue use case identification.
Public Methods
| Usage | Name | Returns | Argument(s) | Summary |
| Advanced | Reset | none | none | Resets a cProcTimer to initial values |
| Advanced | Start | none | none | Starts or restarts timing a section |
| Advanced | Pause | none | none | Pauses timing a section |
| Advanced | Finish |
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Finishes timing a section
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| Advanced | cMicroTimer | Double | none | returns ticks/frequency |
Public Properties
| Usage | Name | Type | Summary |
| Advanced | Level | ptLevels | Analysis level of cProcTimer. Used to filter current level of analysis required against cProcProfiler.Level |
| Advanced | isOpen | boolean | Whether this section is currently started |
| Advanced | Active | boolean | Whether this section is currently actively part of the profiling session |
| Advanced | Name | string | Section name associated with this cProcTimer |
| Advanced | LastTime | readonly- Date | The last time there was a finish method executed |
| Advanced | FirstTime | readonly – Date | The first time there was a start method executed |
| Advanced | Added | readonly – Date | The time this section timer was created |
| Advanced | ProcName | String | The procedure name against which to report this section |
| Advanced | Iterations | readonly – Long | The number of times the finish method has been executed for this section |
| Advanced | TotalTime | readonly – double | The total time so far recorded against this section |
| Advanced | MaxTime | readonly – double | The maximum time so far recorded between a start and finish method for this section |
| Advanced | MinTime | readonly – double | The minimum time so far recorded between a start and finish method for this section |
| Advanced | soFar | readonly – double (introduced version 0-3) | The measurable time since the last start method. The other time measurement properties are only valid after a finish method. soFar can be accessed anywhere between a start and finish method. If accessed after the finish method it will return 0 |
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