Methods
This section describes the methods associated with timing and performance standards supported by Windows Internet Explorer and Windows Store apps.
In this section
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Cancels a requestAnimationFrame request. | |
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Cancels a function request created with setImmediate. | |
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Removes marks and their associated time values. | |
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Removes measures and their associated values. | |
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Clears the current list of saved PerformanceEntry objects, if any. | |
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Returns an array of PerformanceEntry objects that report a series of recorded events in chronological order, based on startTime. | |
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Returns an array of selected PerformanceEntry objects in chronological order, based on startTime. | |
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Returns an array of selected PerformanceEntry objects in chronological order, based on startTime. | |
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Returns performance marks and their associated timing values. | |
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Returns performance measures and their associated duration values. | |
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Records a performance mark, which is a time value associated with a name. | |
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Records a performance measure, which is the duration of time between two performance marks. | |
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Writes a profiling event. | |
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Returns the number of milliseconds, accurate to a thousandth of a millisecond, from the start of document navigation to the time the now method was called. | |
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Registers a function to call when the system is ready to update (repaint) the display. | |
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Requests that a function be called when current or pending tasks are complete, such as events or screen updates. | |
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Sets the maximum number of PerformanceEntry objects tracked by the performance property. |