GetFrameTime doesn't exist anymore?

[SuperV1234]

I can't seem to find any alternative to GetFrameTime() in the new SFML.NET bindings. What am I supposed to use instead of GetFrameTime()?

[texus]

http://www.sfml-dev.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6831

[Laurent]

I can't seem to find any alternative to GetFrameTime() in the new SFML.NET bindings. What am I supposed to use instead of GetFrameTime()?

Look at the samples, they are a good source of information when something changes.

[TobiasW]

The linked topic points to the "Clock" class which doesn't seem to be present in the SFML .Net version 2.0 RC. (Nor is "Time" which is mentioned in the tutorials.)

[Laurent]

Yep, that's why you should focus on my answer, which is always the correct one of course

[TobiasW]

Okay, I'm stumped. Where can I find the example source code for the .NET RC?
It's not in the download on the download page, and I cannot find them in the repository either.

(Furthermore, though that might not be relevant: The .chm docs for the C++ version include "Time" as an index, while the .NET version doesn't.)

[eXpl0it3r]

Yes that's because the downloaded package contains only the .exe files which imho isn't very usefull, but you can find the source on GitHub and here is an example for the use of time. It seems SFML.Net is not implementing the system library but .Net has such a big 'standard' library that you won't need additional stuff.

[TobiasW]

Oh, I didn't know there's a seperate .Net repository. Where on the homepage can I find that link?

Anyway, thanks! I've looked up what the System library implements and indeed everything in there I can do with .Net alone. Thanks for your help guys!