Reputation: 7045
The time is displayed in Logcat,
and I want to get it by codes because Logcat doesn't always display the time.
Any of the ways of solving it will be acceptable
Thanks and Regards,
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1611
Reputation: 2222
Yon can try something like this:
At the start of the code you want to measure, add
int start = System.currentTimeMillis(); This gives you start point
At the end of the code to measure, add
int end = System.currentTimeMillis();
int duration = end - start; // That is duration you need.
Now you may append duration to file, post it to some service or do what ever you want to do with it...
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 39748
You could just store the time when the application starts, using a Date() function. If it's the first line, then it'll get the start time, and you can print it out or whatever else you want, no problems.
Just a quick example of how you can use the date function. Log.d("Start_Time",new Date().toString())
Upvotes: 1