/*

    File:       ProfileCompositor.java

    Description:    This demo program shows how to composit a presentation out of disparate media sources, 

                        applying compositing effects such as blend and transparency. Recording a movie from 

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*/

import quicktime.app.anim.*;

import quicktime.qd.*;

import quicktime.*;

import java.util.*;

// We use this class to profile just the tickling times (incl. blit) of the compositor

// we could expand this profiling to include the time between each tickle call, the number of tickle calls a second, etc.

public class ProfileCompositor extends Compositor {

    public ProfileCompositor (QDGraphics gw, QDColor bgColor, int scale, int period) throws QTException {

        super (gw, bgColor, scale, period);

    }

    int profileCount = 0;

    long startTime, stopTime;

    boolean isProfiling;

    Vector tickleTimes = new Vector();

    long previousTime;

        //the tickle method will invoke the idle method to blit

        // as such we can get an idea of the blit time as well

        //by overiding the idle method and profiling it when we

        // are profiling the tickle method

    public boolean tickle (float er, int time) throws QTException {

        //profile the tickle method and print it every 80 times

        isProfiling = profileCount++ % 80 == 0;

        startTime = System.currentTimeMillis(); 

        boolean ret = super.tickle (er, time);

        if (isProfiling) {

            stopTime = System.currentTimeMillis();

            System.out.print (",tickle:" + (stopTime - startTime) + " msecs");

            if (tickleTimes.size() != 0) {

                Enumeration iter = tickleTimes.elements();

                Integer min = new Integer (1000);

                Integer max = new Integer (0);

                int total = 0;

                while (iter.hasMoreElements()) {

                    Integer el = (Integer)iter.nextElement();

                    if (el.intValue() > max.intValue())

                        max = el;

                    if (el.intValue() < min.intValue())

                        min = el;

                    total += el.intValue();

                }

                System.out.print (" * * * min=" + min.intValue() + ",max=" + max.intValue() + ",AVG=" + (total / tickleTimes.size()));// + "," + tickleTimes);

            }

            System.out.println("");

            tickleTimes = new Vector();

        }

        tickleTimes.addElement (new Integer ((int)(startTime - previousTime)));

        previousTime = startTime;

        return ret;

    }

    long idleStartTime, idleStopTime;

    protected void idle () throws QTException {

        if (isProfiling)

            idleStartTime = System.currentTimeMillis();

        super.idle();

        if (isProfiling) {

            idleStopTime = System.currentTimeMillis();

            System.out.print ("SpriteWorldIdle:" + (idleStopTime - idleStartTime) + " msecs");

        }

    }

}