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trait Stopwatch extends AnyRef

User API for demarcating a stopwatch time interval.

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  1. abstract def activate(name: String): Unit

    Start a stopwatch where subsequent operations in the current asynchronous scope will propagate the stopwatch; such as within the scope of an Akka Stream operator.

    Start a stopwatch where subsequent operations in the current asynchronous scope will propagate the stopwatch; such as within the scope of an Akka Stream operator. The matching stopwatch stop operation will create a user defined time interval. A user defined stopwatch may start and stop in any location in the asynchronous flow, i.e. it may span over several actors, futures, or streams.

    name

    name of the stopwatch

  2. abstract def start(name: String, runnable: Runnable): Unit

    Start a stopwatch where the operations in the runnable will propagate the stopwatch.

    Start a stopwatch where the operations in the runnable will propagate the stopwatch. The matching stopwatch stop operation will create a user defined time interval. A user defined stopwatch may start and stop in any location in the asynchronous flow, i.e. it may span over several actors, futures, or streams.

    name

    name of the stopwatch

    runnable

    runnable to run within the stopwatch start scope

  3. abstract def start[T](name: String)(block: => T): T

    Start a stopwatch where the operations in the block will propagate the stopwatch.

    Start a stopwatch where the operations in the block will propagate the stopwatch. The matching stopwatch stop operation will create a user defined time interval. A user defined stopwatch may start and stop in any location in the asynchronous flow, i.e. it may span over several actors, futures, or streams.

    name

    name of the stopwatch

    block

    block of code to run within the stopwatch start scope

    returns

    result of block

  4. abstract def stop(name: String): Unit

    Stop an active stopwatch with the specified name creating a user defined time interval.

    Stop an active stopwatch with the specified name creating a user defined time interval. A user defined stopwatch may start and stop in any location in the asynchronous flow, i.e. it may span over several actors, futures, or streams.

    name

    name of the stopwatch to stop

  5. abstract def wrap(name: String, runnable: Runnable): Unit

    Run the runnable within a stopwatch start and end, to create a user defined time interval.

    Run the runnable within a stopwatch start and end, to create a user defined time interval.

    name

    name of the stopwatch

    runnable

    runnable to run within the time interval

  6. abstract def wrap[T](name: String)(block: => T): T

    Run the block within a stopwatch start and stop, to create a user defined time interval.

    Run the block within a stopwatch start and stop, to create a user defined time interval.

    name

    name of the stopwatch

    block

    block of code to run within the time interval

    returns

    result of block