Struct ExecutionTime

pub struct ExecutionTime { /* private fields */ }

Measures the execution time of a code block.

This struct provides methods to start a timer and print the elapsed time in a user-friendly format.

Implementations

impl ExecutionTime

pub fn start() -> Self

Starts a new stopwatch.

This function initializes the timer by recording the current time.

Examples

use execution_time::ExecutionTime;

let timer = ExecutionTime::start();
// ... your code here ...
timer.print_elapsed_time();

pub fn get_duration(&self) -> Duration

Gets the elapsed time as a Duration.

Duration represents a span of time composed of whole seconds and a fractional part represented in nanoseconds.

pub fn get_time(&self) -> Time

Gets the elapsed time as a Time struct.

This method converts the Duration into a Time struct, which represents the time in terms of days, hours, minutes, and seconds.

pub fn get_elapsed_time(&self) -> String

Calculates the time elapsed since the timer was started and formats it as a string.

This method calculates the elapsed time, formats it into a readable string, and includes both the formatted time and the raw Duration for debugging.

pub fn print_elapsed_time(&self)

Prints the time elapsed since the timer was started to the console.

This method prints the formatted elapsed time to stdout.