Description
Use aqPerformance.Start to start or reset a time counter.
Declaration
aqPerformance.Start(CounterName, WarnIfExist)
| CounterName | [in] | Optional | String | Default value: DefaultCounter |
| WarnIfExist | [in] | Optional | Boolean | Default value: True |
| Result | None | |||
Applies To
The method is applied to the following object:
Parameters
The method has the following parameters:
CounterName
The name of the counter to start.
WarnIfExist
Specifies whether the method posts a warning message to the test log if the specified time counter is already running.
Result Value
None.
Example
The code below demonstrates how to get the time passed since a time counter started:
JavaScript
function getTime()
{
// Start a time counter
aqPerformance.Start();
// Do some actions
// Log the elapsed time, in ms
Log.Message(aqPerformance.Value());
}
JScript
function getTime()
{
// Start a time counter
aqPerformance.Start();
// Do some actions
// Log the elapsed time, in ms
Log.Message(aqPerformance.Value);
}
Python
def getTime():
# Start a time counter
aqPerformance.Start()
# Do some actions
# Log the elapsed time, in ms
Log.Message(aqPerformance.__getprop__("Value"))VBScript
Sub getTime()
' Start a time counter
aqPerformance.Start()
' Do some actions
' Log the elapsed time, in ms
Log.Message(aqPerformance.Value)
End Sub
DelphiScript
function getTime();
begin
// Start a time counter
aqPerformance.Start();
// Do some actions
// Log the elapsed time, in ms
Log.Message(aqPerformance.Value);
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function getTime()
{
// Start a time counter
aqPerformance["Start"]();
// Do some actions
// Log the elapsed time, in ms
Log["Message"](aqPerformance["Value"]());
}
See Also
aqPerformance Object
Check Method
Value Property
Measuring Test Run Time