TimeMeasure Class
Definition
- Namespace
- Cuemon.Diagnostics
- Assemblies
- Cuemon.Diagnostics.dll
Provides a flexible, generic and lambda friendly way to perform time measuring operations.
public static class TimeMeasure- Inheritance
-
objectTimeMeasure
Examples
The following example demonstrates how to profile actions and functions using WithAction, profiles functions with return values via WithFunc, and configures a completion threshold. Each profiler's elapsed time and, where applicable, return value are written to the console, illustrating how to measure execution duration of synchronous delegates.
using System;
using System.Threading;
using Cuemon.Diagnostics;
namespace MyApp.Examples;
public static class TimeMeasureExample
{
public static void Demonstrate()
{
// Profile an action with no parameters
TimeMeasureProfiler actionProfiler = TimeMeasure.WithAction(() =>
{
Thread.Sleep(50);
});
Console.WriteLine($"Action elapsed: {actionProfiler.Elapsed}");
Console.WriteLine($"Member: {actionProfiler.Member}");
// Profile an action with one parameter
TimeMeasureProfiler paramProfiler = TimeMeasure.WithAction(
(int ms) => Thread.Sleep(ms), 75);
Console.WriteLine($"Param action elapsed: {paramProfiler.Elapsed}");
// Profile a function that returns a value
TimeMeasureProfiler<int> funcProfiler = TimeMeasure.WithFunc(() =>
{
Thread.Sleep(100);
return 42;
});
Console.WriteLine($"Func result: {funcProfiler.Result}");
Console.WriteLine($"Func elapsed: {funcProfiler.Elapsed}");
// Profile a function with parameters
TimeMeasureProfiler<string> greetProfiler = TimeMeasure.WithFunc(
(string name) => $"Hello, {name}!", "World");
Console.WriteLine($"Func result: {greetProfiler.Result}");
// Configure options
TimeMeasureProfiler configured = TimeMeasure.WithAction(
() => Thread.Sleep(200),
options => options.TimeMeasureCompletedThreshold = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(50));
Console.WriteLine($"Configured elapsed: {configured.Elapsed}");
}
}
Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| CompletedCallback | Gets or sets the callback that is invoked when a time measuring operation is completed. |