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org.apache.jorphan.timer .ITimer

All known Subclasses:   org.apache.jorphan.timer .AbstractTimer,
ITimer
public interface ITimer (Code)
A simple interface for measuring time intervals. An instance of this goes through the following lifecycle states:

ready

timer is ready to start a new measurement

started

timer has recorded the starting time interval point

stopped

timer has recorded the ending time interval point

See individual methods for details.
If this library has been compiled with ITimerConstants.DO_STATE_CHECKS set to 'true' the implementation will enforce this lifecycle model and throw IllegalStateException when it is violated.
author:
   Vlad Roubtsov
author:
   Originally published in author:
   href="http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/javaqa/2003-01/01-qa-0110-timing.html">JavaWorld
version:
   $Revision: 493784 $

Method Summary
double getDuration()
     Returns the duration of the time interval that elapsed between the last calls to ITimer.start() and ITimer.stop() .
void reset()
     This method can be called from any state and will reset this timer instance back to 'ready' state.
void start()
     Starts a new time interval and advances this timer instance to 'started' state.
void stop()
     Terminates the current time interval and advances this timer instance to 'stopped' state.

Method Detail
getDuration
double getDuration()(Code)
Returns the duration of the time interval that elapsed between the last calls to ITimer.start() and ITimer.stop() . This method can be called any number of times from 'stopped' state and will return the same value each time. interval duration in milliseconds

reset
void reset()(Code)
This method can be called from any state and will reset this timer instance back to 'ready' state.

start
void start()(Code)
Starts a new time interval and advances this timer instance to 'started' state. This method can be called from 'ready' state only.

stop
void stop()(Code)
Terminates the current time interval and advances this timer instance to 'stopped' state. Interval duration will be available via ITimer.getDuration() method. This method can be called from 'started' state only.

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