java.lang.Object | |
↳ | android.view.FrameStats |
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This is the base class for frame statistics.
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long | UNDEFINED_TIME_NANO | Undefined time. |
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Gets the end time of the interval for which these statistics
apply.
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Gets the number of frames for which there is data.
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Get the time a frame at a given index was presented.
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Gets the refresh period of the display hosting the window(s) for
which these statistics apply.
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Gets the start time of the interval for which these statistics
apply.
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From class
java.lang.Object
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Undefined time.
Gets the end time of the interval for which these statistics apply. The end interval is the time when the last frame was presented.
UNDEFINED_TIME_NANO
if there is no frame data.
Gets the number of frames for which there is data.
Get the time a frame at a given index was presented.
index | The frame index. |
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UNDEFINED_TIME_NANO
if the frame is not presented yet.
Gets the refresh period of the display hosting the window(s) for which these statistics apply.
Gets the start time of the interval for which these statistics apply. The start interval is the time when the first frame was presented.
UNDEFINED_TIME_NANO
if there is no frame data.