Hi,

Couldn't you use the date object and call

Returns the number of milliseconds since midnight January 1, 1970, universal time, for a Date object.

then make another date object on the next round you want to test and call the same thing and then subtract the two?

Just a thought.

Peace, Mike


On 6/30/06, Daniel Tuppeny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I'm trying to find where all the time is being spent in my app. I tried
using:

trace(new Date().toTimeString() + ': Starting xyz');

But the timestring only goes to seconds. Is there any better way to have
more accurate timestamps in my trace statements? I'm worried if I do:

.Seconds + .Milliseconds, the statements will evaluated at different
times, and therefore not accurate.
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