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in reply to Re: Calculating time between two events in a log.
in thread Calculating time between two events in a log.
Thanks Ken, and sorry to everyone about my bad post format I have cleaned it up.
Your example would work great but I am limited in what modules I can use and Timepiece is not one of them. I should have clarified that.
Additionally, the time could be measured in milliseconds or seconds. I am trying to report on the delay which sometime creeps upwards of 30 seconds or more.
Any other ideas are welcome, and thanks in advance! |
Re^3: Calculating time between two events in a log.
by kcott (Archbishop) on Aug 14, 2013 at 05:09 UTC
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"Your example would work great but I am limited in what modules I can use and Timepiece is not one of them. I should have clarified that."
You still can clarify that with an update to your OP explaining the constraints you're working under.
I have no idea whether:
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this is schoolwork and you need to demonstrate that you understand date/time manipulation
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you didn't know that Time::Piece (builtin) has been included with Perl since version 5.10.0
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you have a version of Perl prior to 5.10.0 and have some restriction on using CPAN
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you were unaware that you could install Time::Piece from CPAN
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there is some other limitation involved
For future reference, please consider including this type of information when you first post.
While we're happy to help, we don't really like hearing: "Your solution is useless to me because of something I'm not telling you about.".
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