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Class gjt.Stopwatch 

java.lang.Object
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   +----java.lang.Thread
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           +----gjt.Stopwatch
public class Stopwatch
extends Thread
A Thread that acts as a stopwatch.

Stopwatch starts running when it is constructed, and may be reset by the reset() method. getHour(), getMinute(), getSecond(), and getMillisecond() are used to get the elapsed time since construction, or since the last reset.

toString() returns the elapsed time in the form of HH:MM:SS:mm, where HH == hours, MM == minutes, SS == seconds and mm == milliseconds.

Each Stopwatch may have a StopwatchClient associated with it. If the StopwatchClient is non-null, the StopwatchClients' tick() method is invoked every 50 milliseconds.

Version 1.1 Changes: Added tickInterval and void setTickInterval() Added constructor that takes tickInterval as 2nd argument. Pass Stopwatch reference when StopwatchClient's tick() method called.

See Also:
StopwatchClient, Sequence, Sprite

Constructor Index

o Stopwatch()
o Stopwatch(StopwatchClient)
o Stopwatch(StopwatchClient, long)

Method Index

o elapsedTime()
o getHour()
o getMillisecond()
o getMinute()
o getSecond()
o reset()
o run()
o setTickInterval(long)
o toString()
o update()

Constructors

o Stopwatch 
 public Stopwatch()
o Stopwatch 
 public Stopwatch(StopwatchClient client)
o Stopwatch 
 public Stopwatch(StopwatchClient client,
                  long milliseconds)

Methods

o setTickInterval 
 public void setTickInterval(long milliseconds)
o update 
 public void update()
o toString 
 public String toString()
Overrides:
toString in class Thread
o getHour 
 public long getHour()
o getMinute 
 public long getMinute()
o getSecond 
 public long getSecond()
o getMillisecond 
 public long getMillisecond()
o elapsedTime 
 public long elapsedTime()
o reset 
 public void reset()
o run 
 public void run()
Overrides:
run in class Thread 
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