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| Written by: Jay Jimenez |
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| Script: |
| Deathead's Timer Class |
| Script Programmer: |
| Jay Jimenez |
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Description:
A small class used to track the amount of time spent inside a php script. The script comes complete with start,
stop, pause, unpause, and rest functions to completely control the timer. You are also able to get a "running
time" without stopping the timer. This class is very user-friendly and offer it's own error system.
Usage:
Constructor:
$objName = new timer([auto_start]);
Pass any true value and the script will automatically start the timer, otherwise the timer will wait until
the start() function is called.
Functions
void $objName->start();
If you did not auto-start the timer you must call the start() function to start timing:
float $objName->get();
Once the timer is started you can get the "running time" with a simple call to get(). This is also the
function used to return the time once you have called the stop() function. This function returns negative one
(-1) on error
int $objName->stop();
To stop the timer simply call the stop() function. This will return a false value on error. Once the timer is
stopped there is no starting it back up; see pause().
int $objName->pause();
To pause the timer, call the pause() function. This will return a false value on error. Once the timer is
paused you can unpause it later for further timing.
int $objName->unpause();
To unpause the timer, call the unpause() function. This will return a false value on error. Once the timer is
unpaused you can pause it again later.
void $objName->reset();
To reset the timer, call the reset() function. This will permanently clear all timer information.
Variables
float $objName->strt
This is the microtime that the timer was started.
float $objName->stp
This is the microtime that the timer was stopped.
array $objName->paus
Array of microtimes that the timer was paused.
array $objName->unpaus
Array of microtimes that the script was unpaused.
float $objName->final
Calculated time that the timer was running. This is set only after the call to $objName->stop(). The
calculation is as follows: ($objName->stp - $objName->strt) - ($objName->unpaus[n] - $objName->paus[n]). If
the timer was paused but not unpaused before the stop() call, the final pause time is subtracted from the
stop time.
string $objName->errno
Returns the error number of the last error.
string $objName->errmsg
Returns the error message of the last error.
Errors
01
Timer has already been started.
02
Timer has already been stopped.
03
Timer has not been started.
04
Timer is already paused.
05
Timer is not unpaused.
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