How to save Timer execution time

I create a Timer function, and I set the TImer to be executed 10 times. When the Timer running, how can I save the 10 execution time to workspace?

function t = Showmylove2MatlabTimer(~,thisEvent)

seconds2Show = 0.01;

totalTimes = 10;

t = timer;

t.UserData = seconds2Show;

t.StartFcn = @bbb;

t.TimerFcn = @(g,~)mylove2Matlab;

t.StopFcn = @blablabla;

t.Period = 0.002;

t.StartDelay = 6;

t.TasksToExecute = totalTimes;

t.ExecutionMode = 'fixedSpacing';

end

function ExTime = mylove2Matlab(~,thisEvent)

n = 1000;

a = unidrnd(n);

b = unidrnd(n);

s = a + b;

ExTime = thisEvent.Data.time;

disp(['I really love Matlab for ' num2str(s) ' years']);

disp(['Time is ' datestr(thisEvent.Data.time, 'dd-mmm-yyyy HH:MM:SS.FFF')]);

end

In this example, I want to save ExTime to workspace every time the function ExTime = mylove2Matlab to be executed. Thank you for your time and answer.

Answer 1

[Adam]

Can you not just use t.StopFcn to add the elapsed time to an array of timer values if you pass this array into the StopFcn?

[Jun Hao]

you mean if I do not use StopFcn I can get the 10 StartFcn execution time ?

[Adam]

No, I mean that StopFcn exceutes every time the timer stops so within your StopFcn you can get hold of this time every time and add it to an ever-expanding or presized (to size 10) array of times.