Timer in C#
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Dear All, I would like the time the execution time for a script. But I did not get any idea for using timer. Any Example for counting the time of running time in a simple way? Thanks!:)
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Dear All, I would like the time the execution time for a script. But I did not get any idea for using timer. Any Example for counting the time of running time in a simple way? Thanks!:)
To time something, grab DateTime.Now before and after the operation
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Dear All, I would like the time the execution time for a script. But I did not get any idea for using timer. Any Example for counting the time of running time in a simple way? Thanks!:)
Hi there . There is an another way to do it . Try to use Thread in Threading namespace . Something like following code :
private void StartThread() { Thread thd1 = new Thread(new ThreadStart(Your_Function()); thd1.Start(); // After start thread , your function will be execute on per second. // You can set your thread start time . } private void Your_Function() { // Do something ... }Important : If your function get any parameter Use ParameterizedThreadStart delegate instead of ThreadStart DMASTER -
Hi there . There is an another way to do it . Try to use Thread in Threading namespace . Something like following code :
private void StartThread() { Thread thd1 = new Thread(new ThreadStart(Your_Function()); thd1.Start(); // After start thread , your function will be execute on per second. // You can set your thread start time . } private void Your_Function() { // Do something ... }Important : If your function get any parameter Use ParameterizedThreadStart delegate instead of ThreadStart DMASTER:confused: where is the timing information ?
Developer611 wrote:
your function will be execute on per second
what is the meaning of this ? the new thread will start immediately and execute the method once...
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