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benny1564
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Goldenchild
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Joined: 15 Jun 2005
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 Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 11:53 am
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A friend gave this to me, hope it helps.....
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#CLASS {Stopwatch}
#ALIAS viewstats {totalval=0;#FORALL @timerec {#ADD totalval %float( %i)};#ECHO %ansi( 12) Stopwatch Statistics;#ECHO Replication: %numitems( @timerec);#ECHO Mean Time: %leftback( %eval( @totalval/%numitems( @timerec)/1000.0), %eval( %pos( ".", %eval( @totalval/%numitems( @timerec)/1000.0))+9)) secs;#ECHO Mean Time "(1 dec place)": %leftback( %eval( @totalval/%numitems( @timerec)/1000.0), %eval( %pos( ".", %eval( @totalval/%numitems( @timerec)/1000.0))+11)) secs;#ECHO Min Time: %min( %replace( @timerec, "|", ",")) secs, Max Time: %max( %replace( @timerec, "|", ",")) secs}
#ALIAS stopwatchon {#ECHO Stopwatch ON;#STATE stopwatch 1}
#ALIAS stopwatchoff {#STATE stopwatch 0;#ECHO Stopwatch OFF}
#ALIAS setstart {starttrig={%-1};timerec=%null}
#ALIAS setstop {stoptrig={%-1}}
#VAR starttrig {This is where your first triggered line goes.}
#VAR timerec {}
#VAR stoptrig {This is where your second line goes.}
#VAR totalval {}
#VAR starttime {}
#CLASS 0 |
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Full Throttle
Wanderer
Joined: 07 Dec 2004
Posts: 65
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Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 8:48 pm
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Using the secs function to measure milliseconds between triggers:
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#var secs {0} {0}
#trigger {First Pattern} {
#var secs %secs}
#trigger {Second Pattern} {
#if (@secs > 0) {#echo %eval(%secs-@secs) milliseconds}
#var secs 0} |
The secs function is the number of milliseconds since midnight.
Using milliseconds with #alarm:
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| #alias alarm {#execute %concat("#alarm +",%eval(%float(%1)/1000)," {...}")} |
For example, the alias "alarm 3500" would execute the command string in 3.5 seconds. |
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