Performance inside Loop

[Soetens]

Is it possible to have the performance inside a loop?

A very basic example:

\Performance\Performance::point('Test Root');   
sleep(3);  
for ($i = 1; $i <= 10; $i++) {  
    $sleepTime = rand(1,4);   
    \Performance\Performance::point('Sub ' . $i . ' (' . $sleepTime . ')');   
    sleep($sleepTime);   
    \Performance\Performance::finish();   
}   
\Performance\Performance::finish();   
\Performance\Performance::results();

Test Root should contain all the sleep() seconds combined, because that is what it take to run the whole for loop. But it just gives 3s, so the next Point stops the previous one.

Shouldn't it be possible to take the real performance time?

[Ix3WUhpgTPE]

It seems like the \Performance\Performance::finish() method is being called inside the loop after each sleep(), which finalizes the timing for that specific point. Instead, you might want to move the \Performance\Performance::finish() call for each sub-point outside of the loop to accurately capture the total duration of the entire execution. This way, Test Root would accumulate the sleep times correctly. Have you considered modifying the placement of \Performance\Performance::finish() to see if that resolves the issue?