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Mods can call the '''WL.TickCount()''' function to return an integer that represents the number of milliseconds at any point in time. This is useful for profiling code to measure how long certain code takes to run. To do this, call WL.TickCount() before and after the code you want to measure and subtract them to determine the number of milliseconds that the code took to run. | Mods can call the '''WL.TickCount()''' function to return an integer that represents the number of milliseconds at any point in time. This is useful for profiling code to measure how long certain code takes to run. To do this, call WL.TickCount() before and after the code you want to measure and subtract them to determine the number of milliseconds that the code took to run. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:00, 4 November 2023
Mods can call the WL.TickCount() function to return an integer that represents the number of milliseconds at any point in time. This is useful for profiling code to measure how long certain code takes to run. To do this, call WL.TickCount() before and after the code you want to measure and subtract them to determine the number of milliseconds that the code took to run.