Hi Tim,

Delphi has TStopwatch which I personally find very useful.  If it is at all possible to create something like this for EWB, could I please request that you add it to the wish list.

Thanks.

= Steve

> Delphi has TStopwatch which I personally find very useful.  If it is at all possible to create something like this for EWB, could I please request that you add it to the wish list.

EWB is javascript running in a browser and AFAIK you cannot do anything
better than milliseconds.

EWB DateTime is already in milliseconds so simply store start value and
then at the end subtract from now and you have elpased msec

Raul

<<  EWB DateTime is already in milliseconds so simply store start value and
then at the end subtract from now and you have elpased msec  >>

Yeah thanks Raul.  Already doing it like that.

= Steve

Raul,

<< EWB is javascript running in a browser and AFAIK you cannot do anything better than milliseconds.

EWB DateTime is already in milliseconds so simply store start value and then at the end subtract from now and you have elpased msec >>

There actually *is* a high-precision timer, but it's IE 10 or higher.  But, I'm killing IE9 as the baseline in 2.07 and moving it to IE11, so I can finally start moving EWB completely into the modern browser support.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Performance/now

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

<< But, I'm killing IE9 as the baseline in 2.07 and moving it to IE11, so I can finally start moving EWB completely into the modern browser support. >>

That's great news Tim - that opens up a whole lot of possibilities.

= Steve