(2010/08/17 21:05), Steve Schveighoffer wrote:
in anticipation of what might happen...
Tango does have a StopWatch object, it looks like this (API only):
void start()
Start the timer
double stop()
Stop the timer and return elapsed duration since start()
ulong microsec()
Return elapsed time since the last start() as microseconds
static this()
Setup timing information for later use
ulong timer() [private, static]
Return the current time as an IntervalI hate to do this, but I don't want to
incur any more issues from the Tango team. Have you looked at this tango module
before writing your StopWatch object (note the StopWatch module is separate from
the other tango modules)?
No, I haven't.
This module originates codes that I made when I used C++ (more than 5
years ago).
I know that Tango is having similar class. But I have never, not once,
used Tango's StopWatch.
It of Tango loses accuracy clearly as far as I look API. It of Tango
seems to lose accuracy as far as I look APIs.
FYI, I named this class Timer at first.
But "timer" is strong in an impression called a tool generating a
specific event after a certain period of time for me. It resembles the
function that an alarm clock sounds alarm.
Additionally, my StopWatch imitates real stopwatch.
e.g.)
Constructor/reset() = Push initialize button
start() = Push start button
stop() = Push pause button(toggle)
peek() = Watch the display and read numbers
start() = Push pause button(toggle)
peek() = Peek the display in real time
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