45 lines
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45 lines
882 B
Plaintext
Executable File
--
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-- File:: pipeline/util/scripttimer.ms
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-- Description:: Timing Utility Functions
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--
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-- Author:: David Muir <david.muir@rockstarnorth.com>
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-- Date:: 6 May 2009
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--
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-- Example Usage
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--
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-- t = ScriptTimer();
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-- t.Start(); exportFile "C:\\export_test.xml"; t.End(); print( t.interval() );
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--
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-- t.Start(); << Code to Time >>; t.End()
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--
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dotNet.loadAssembly "System"
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struct ScriptTimer
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(
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dotNetDateTime = dotNetClass "System.DateTime",
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startTime,
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endTime,
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fn start =
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(
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startTime = dotNetDateTime.Now
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),
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fn end =
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(
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endTime = dotNetDateTime.Now
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),
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fn interval =
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(
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-- DateTime ticks is in 100-nanosecond units. We convert difference
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-- into milliseconds which should be enough for us.
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diff = endTime.Subtract( startTime )
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( ( diff.Ticks * 100 ) / 1000 / 1000 )
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)
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)
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-- pipeline/util/scripttimer.ms
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