<?php
require('Timer.php');
use Fogg\Util\Timer\Timer;
//Instantiate a timer object directly
echo "Start the direct timer.<br>\n";
$directTimer = new Timer();
//Instantiate a timer object via the static method
echo "Start the 'central' timer.<br>\n";
$centralTimer = Timer::get_instance('central');
//Pause the script for 2 seconds
echo "Pause for 2 seconds.<br>\n";
sleep(2);
//get the direct timer duration
echo "Direct timer duration (2 seconds): {$directTimer->elapsed()}<br>\n";
//reset the direct timer
echo "Resetting the direct timer.<br>\n";
$directTimer->reset();
//Instantiate a second timer object via the static method
//Not going to store the timer, because we can access it later through the same static method
echo "Start the 'secondTimer', but don't store the instance.<br>\n";
Timer::get_instance('secondTimer');
//Pause the script for 2 more seconds
echo "Pause for 2 more seconds.<br>\n";
sleep(2);
//display the durations of the three timers
echo "Direct timer duration (2 seconds): {$directTimer->elapsed()}<br>\n";
echo "'central' timer duration (4 seconds): {$centralTimer->elapsed()}<br>\n";
echo "Fetch the 'secondTimer' instance.<br>\n";
$secondTimer = Timer::get_instance('secondTimer');
echo "'secondTimer' duration (2 seconds): {$secondTimer->elapsed()}<br>\n";
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