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May 23.2006

Does anybody know any way of call some function that will alow me to capture the time at a certain point so that I can determine the time a block of code takes to execute? I’ve tried a few methods but none of them seem to work for me. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong.

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Douglas

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@WaylanderMay 23.2006 — Calendar.getInstance()

That will get you a full date and time, then just get the minutes and seconds from it.

You dont even really need the time, just save an instance before the block then get a new one and compare them it will give you a precise answer.

Have a look at the calendar object in the API its pretty usefull.

Waylander.
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@DJRobThaManauthorMay 23.2006 — Thanks a lot. This really helped. I actually got my code to work now.

Douglas
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@WaylanderMay 24.2006 — No worries. ?

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