org.reprap.utilities
Class Timer

java.lang.Object
  org.reprap.utilities.Timer

public class Timer
extends java.lang.Object

Author:

Adrian I bet there's a system utility somewhere to do this...

Field Summary

private long	delta Time since last call
private long	t Time now
private long	t0 Time at the start
private java.text.DecimalFormat	threeDec for 3 d.p.
private static Timer	tim Static single instance to hold all times

Constructor Summary

private

Timer() Constructor just needs to create a single instance for initialiseIfNeedBe(String e)

Method Summary

private static java.lang.String	d3dp(double v) Get a double as a 3 d.p.
static double	elapsed() Get the time from the start in seconds
private static void	initialiseIfNeedBe() Check if we've been initialised and initialise if needed
private static void	newTime() What o'clock have you?
static java.lang.String	stamp() Generate a timestamp

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

t0

private long t0

Time at the start

t

private long t

Time now

delta

private long delta

Time since last call

threeDec

private java.text.DecimalFormat threeDec

for 3 d.p.

tim

private static Timer tim

Static single instance to hold all times

Constructor Detail

Timer

private Timer()

Constructor just needs to create a single instance for initialiseIfNeedBe(String e)

Method Detail

newTime

private static void newTime()

What o'clock have you?

initialiseIfNeedBe

private static void initialiseIfNeedBe()

Check if we've been initialised and initialise if needed

Parameters:

e -

d3dp

private static java.lang.String d3dp(double v)

Get a double as a 3 d.p. string

Parameters:

v -

Returns:

stamp

public static java.lang.String stamp()

Generate a timestamp

Returns:

elapsed

public static double elapsed()

Get the time from the start in seconds

Returns: