MoniTool_Stat Class Reference

This class manages Statistics to be queried asynchronously. More...

#include <MoniTool_Stat.hxx>

Public Member Functions
	MoniTool_Stat (const Standard_CString title="")
	Creates a Stat form. At start, one default phase is defined, with one default step. Then, it suffises to start with a count of items (and cycles if several) then record items, to have a queryable report. More...
	MoniTool_Stat (const MoniTool_Stat &other)
	used when starting More...
Standard_Integer	Open (const Standard_Integer nb=100)
	Opens a new counter with a starting count of items. More...
void	OpenMore (const Standard_Integer id, const Standard_Integer nb)
	Adds more items to be counted by Add... on current level. More...
void	Add (const Standard_Integer nb=1)
	Directly adds items. More...
void	AddSub (const Standard_Integer nb=1)
	Declares a count of items to be added later. If a sub-counter is opened, its percentage multiplies this sub-count to compute the percent of current level. More...
void	AddEnd ()
	Ends the AddSub and cumulates the sub-count to current level. More...
void	Close (const Standard_Integer id)
Standard_Integer	Level () const
Standard_Real	Percent (const Standard_Integer fromlev=0) const

Static Public Member Functions
static MoniTool_Stat &	Current ()

Detailed Description

This class manages Statistics to be queried asynchronously.

It is organized as a stack of counters, identified by their levels, from one to ... . Each one has a total account of items to be counted, a count of already passed items, plus a count of "current items". The counters of higher level play on these current items. For instance, if a counter has been opened for 100 items, 40 already passed, 20 current, its own percent is 40, but there is the contribution of higher level counters, rated for 20 % of this counter.

Hence, a counter is opened, items are added. Also items can be add for sub-counter (of higher level), they will be added definitively when the sub-counter will be closed. When the count has ended, this counter is closed, the counter of lower level cumulates it and goes on. As follows :

Way of use : Open(nbitems); Add(..) : direct adding Add(..) AddSub (nsub) : for sub-counter Open (nbsubs) : nbsubs for this sub-counter Add (..) Close : the sub-counter AddEnd() etc... Close : the starting counter

This means that a counter can be opened in a Stat, regardless to the already opened ones :: this will be cumulated

A Current Stat is available, but it is possible to have others

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

MoniTool_Stat() [1/2]

MoniTool_Stat::MoniTool_Stat

(

const Standard_CString

title = ""

)

Creates a Stat form. At start, one default phase is defined, with one default step. Then, it suffises to start with a count of items (and cycles if several) then record items, to have a queryable report.

MoniTool_Stat() [2/2]

MoniTool_Stat::MoniTool_Stat

(

const MoniTool_Stat &

other

)

used when starting

Member Function Documentation

Add()

void MoniTool_Stat::Add

(

const Standard_Integer

nb = 1

)

Directly adds items.

AddEnd()

void MoniTool_Stat::AddEnd

(

)

Ends the AddSub and cumulates the sub-count to current level.

AddSub()

void MoniTool_Stat::AddSub

(

const Standard_Integer

nb = 1

)

Declares a count of items to be added later. If a sub-counter is opened, its percentage multiplies this sub-count to compute the percent of current level.

Close()

void MoniTool_Stat::Close

(

const Standard_Integer

id

)

Current()

static MoniTool_Stat& MoniTool_Stat::Current ( )

static

Level()

Standard_Integer MoniTool_Stat::Level

(

)

const

Open()

Standard_Integer MoniTool_Stat::Open

(

const Standard_Integer

nb = 100

)

Opens a new counter with a starting count of items.

OpenMore()

void MoniTool_Stat::OpenMore	(	const Standard_Integer	id,
		const Standard_Integer	nb
	)

Adds more items to be counted by Add... on current level.

Percent()

Standard_Real MoniTool_Stat::Percent

(

const Standard_Integer

fromlev = 0

)

const

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• MoniTool_Stat.hxx