ERY.AgateLib.Timing.StopWatch Class Reference

Class which represents a StopWatch. A StopWatch can be paused and reset independently of other StopWatches. More...

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Public Member Functions
	StopWatch ()
	Constructs a timer object, and immediately begins keeping track of time.
	StopWatch (bool autostart)
	Constructs a timer object. If the timer starts paused, a call to Resume() must be made for it to begin keeping track of time.
void	Dispose ()
	Destroys this timer.
void	Reset ()
	Resets the timer to zero.
void	Pause ()
	Increments the pause counter. If the counter is greater than zero, the timer won't advance.
void	Resume ()
	Decrements the pause counter. If the pause counter is zero the timer will begin advancing.
void	ForceResume ()
	Sets the pause counter to zero, causing the timer to begin advancing regardless of how many calls to Pause() are made.
Properties
double	TotalSeconds [get]
	Returns the number of seconds since the timer started.
double	TotalMilliseconds [get]
	Returns the number of ticks (milliseconds) since the timer started.
bool	IsPaused [get]
	Gets whether or not this StopWatch is paused.

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Detailed Description

Class which represents a StopWatch. A StopWatch can be paused and reset independently of other StopWatches.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ERY.AgateLib.Timing.StopWatch.StopWatch

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Constructs a timer object, and immediately begins keeping track of time.

ERY.AgateLib.Timing.StopWatch.StopWatch

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bool

autostart

)

Constructs a timer object. If the timer starts paused, a call to Resume() must be made for it to begin keeping track of time.

Parameters:

autostart

Pass true to immediately begin keeping track of time. False to pause the timer initially.

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Member Function Documentation

void ERY.AgateLib.Timing.StopWatch.Dispose

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Destroys this timer.

void ERY.AgateLib.Timing.StopWatch.Reset

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Resets the timer to zero.

void ERY.AgateLib.Timing.StopWatch.Pause

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Increments the pause counter. If the counter is greater than zero, the timer won't advance.

void ERY.AgateLib.Timing.StopWatch.Resume

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Decrements the pause counter. If the pause counter is zero the timer will begin advancing.

void ERY.AgateLib.Timing.StopWatch.ForceResume

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Sets the pause counter to zero, causing the timer to begin advancing regardless of how many calls to Pause() are made.

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Property Documentation

double ERY.AgateLib.Timing.StopWatch.TotalSeconds [get]

Returns the number of seconds since the timer started.

double ERY.AgateLib.Timing.StopWatch.TotalMilliseconds [get]

Returns the number of ticks (milliseconds) since the timer started.

bool ERY.AgateLib.Timing.StopWatch.IsPaused [get]

Gets whether or not this StopWatch is paused.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• E:/Devel/AgateLib/trunk/src/Timing.cs

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