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Class: CMMTimer
Simulate the action of a stop watch by using a high-resolution timer
This class uses a high-resolution multi-media timer to track elapsed time. This class is useful for timing user operations, or for bench-marking your applications. Because it uses the Windows multimedia timer, it uses much higher resolution than the built-in VB Timer function.
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Procedure Name
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Type
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Description
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(Declarations)
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Declarations
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Declarations and private variables for the CMMTimer class
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ElapsedTime
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Property
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Gets the current Elapsed Time value, scaled by the value of the ScaleFactor property
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ScaleFactor
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Property
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Set the scaling factor.
A value of 1000 returns results in portions of seconds. A value of 60000 returns results in portions of minutes. A value of 1 will result in no scaling, so the value will be returned in milliseconds.
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Class_Initialize
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Initialize
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Set initial values to defaults which may be overridden with property settings
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GetCurrentElapsedTime
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Private
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Returns the elapsed time since the timer was last started
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ResumeTimer
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Method
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Resumes a timing operation which was paused with the StopTimer method. If the timer was not started already, it is started automatically.
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StartTimer
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Method
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Starts a timing operation. The value of ElapsedTime is reset before beginning.
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StopTimer
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Method
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Stops the timer. Current elapsed time value is not reset.
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