Recent changes to Debug Timer

WikiPage Debug Timer modified by John Schlick

John Schlick — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 20:12:39 -0000

--- v4
+++ v5
@@ -33,5 +33,5 @@
 :::php
 function get_interval($output_text=false, $reset_start=true)
 ~~~~~
-$output_text a boolean that determines whether to return a text string with "took" duration "seconds." or just the real.
-$reset_start a boolean that is used to determine whether to reset the timers start time or not.
+$output_text: a boolean that determines whether to return a text string with "took" duration "seconds." or just the real.
+$reset_start: a boolean that is used to determine whether to reset the timers start time or not.

WikiPage Debug Timer modified by John Schlick

John Schlick — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 20:12:07 -0000

--- v3
+++ v4
@@ -18,13 +18,20 @@
 ~~~~~
 
 To display the output, call get_interval
-// some code here...
+
+~~~~~
+:::php
 if ($debug_object->execute_debug(-1))
 {
 	$debug_object->debug_output("Exit - " . $debug_timer->get_interval(true));
 }
+~~~~~
 
-The real definition is
+The full definition is:
+
+~~~~~
+:::php
 function get_interval($output_text=false, $reset_start=true)
-$output_text a boolean that determines whether to return a text string with "took" duration "seconds." or just the real.
-$reset_start a boolean that is used to determine whether to reset the timers start time or not.
+~~~~~
+$output_text a boolean that determines whether to return a text string with "took" duration "seconds." or just the real.
+$reset_start a boolean that is used to determine whether to reset the timers start time or not.

WikiPage Debug Timer modified by John Schlick

John Schlick — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 20:10:23 -0000

--- v2
+++ v3
@@ -1,13 +1,21 @@
 The Debug Timer
 ===
 The debug timer is very easy to use.  Define it and call its get method.
-	$debug_timer = new DebugTimer();
+
+~~~~~
+:::php
+$debug_timer = new DebugTimer();
+~~~~~
 or alternately:
-	if ($debug_object->execute_debug(-1))
-	{
-		$debug_object->debug_output("Start timer");
-		$debug_timer = new Debug_Timer();
-	}
+
+~~~~~
+:::php
+if ($debug_object->execute_debug(-1))
+{
+	$debug_object->debug_output("Start timer");
+	$debug_timer = new Debug_Timer();
+}
+~~~~~
 
 To display the output, call get_interval
 // some code here...

WikiPage Debug Timer modified by John Schlick

John Schlick — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 22:49:08 -0000

--- v1
+++ v2
@@ -1,2 +1,22 @@
 The Debug Timer
 ===
+The debug timer is very easy to use.  Define it and call its get method.
+	$debug_timer = new DebugTimer();
+or alternately:
+	if ($debug_object->execute_debug(-1))
+	{
+		$debug_object->debug_output("Start timer");
+		$debug_timer = new Debug_Timer();
+	}
+
+To display the output, call get_interval
+// some code here...
+if ($debug_object->execute_debug(-1))
+{
+	$debug_object->debug_output("Exit - " . $debug_timer->get_interval(true));
+}
+
+The real definition is
+function get_interval($output_text=false, $reset_start=true)
+$output_text a boolean that determines whether to return a text string with "took" duration "seconds." or just the real.
+$reset_start a boolean that is used to determine whether to reset the timers start time or not.

WikiPage Debug Timer modified by John Schlick

John Schlick — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 22:47:10 -0000

The Debug Timer ===