Chrono Class Reference

Elapsed real-time timer. More...

#include <Chrono.h>

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Public Member Functions
	Chrono ()
	default constructor More...
	Chrono (double)
	new chrono that starts directly at the given time More...
double	get () const
	if running, get the value (start time - now) without stopping the chrono, else get (start time - stop time) value this method is declared to be const, because we need to call it in << (and of course, no data member is modified More...
void	hold (bool)
	pause the chrono if the parameter is true More...
void	reset ()
	reset to zero More...
void	start ()
	start at zero More...
void	start (double)
	start at a given value More...
double	stop ()
	stop chrono More...
	~Chrono ()=default

Friends
std::ostream &	operator<< (std::ostream &, const Chrono)
	print the value of the chrono on the stream More...

Detailed Description

Elapsed real-time timer.

Allows one to measure elapsed real time. You can start, stop, reset and of course get and print the current values of this chronometer.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Chrono() [1/2]

Chrono::Chrono

(

)

default constructor

Chrono() [2/2]

Chrono::Chrono

(

double

init

)

new chrono that starts directly at the given time

~Chrono()

Chrono::~Chrono ( )

default

Member Function Documentation

get()

double Chrono::get

(

)

const

if running, get the value (start time - now) without stopping the chrono, else get (start time - stop time) value this method is declared to be const, because we need to call it in << (and of course, no data member is modified

hold()

void Chrono::hold

(

bool

pause

)

pause the chrono if the parameter is true

References start(), and stop().

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reset()

void Chrono::reset

(

)

reset to zero

start() [1/2]

void Chrono::start

(

)

start at zero

Referenced by InteractiveMonitoringManager::doMove(), hold(), and start().

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start() [2/2]

void Chrono::start

(

double

init

)

start at a given value

References start().

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stop()

double Chrono::stop

(

)

stop chrono

Referenced by InteractiveMonitoringManager::doMove(), and hold().

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Friends And Related Function Documentation

operator<<

std::ostream& operator<< ( std::ostream &  o, const Chrono  c  )

friend

print the value of the chrono on the stream

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

• Chrono.h
• Chrono.cpp