Time (std::time)
Read the device clock. This is useful for measuring how much time has elapsed between two points in your script.
Usage
The std::time library is available automatically. No import is required.
int t = std::time.now();To schedule code to run later or repeatedly, use the language's timer keywords (after, every) rather than this library.
Functions
std::time.now(): int
Description: Returns the current device time as an integer. The exact unit and reference point are defined by the device firmware (typically a millisecond count since the device powered on), so treat the value as relative — capture it at two points and subtract to measure an elapsed duration.
int start = std::time.now();
// ... do some work ...
int elapsed = std::time.now() - start;
std::console.log("Elapsed:", elapsed);