Issue with TIME tutorial

[joeparrilla]

So I am getting myself reacquainted with the C# binding (I forgot everything from previous usage). I am starting by doing all of the tutorials from the site. I am beginning with the timing tutorial, but I think I am doing something wrong converting to C#. I dont see any classes, members, etc  with the name Time, Clock, etc. Is this stuff not wrapped in the C# version because I should be using standard .net functionality for it, something like TimeSpan or DateTime?

[zsbzsb]

Please use the search next time before posting... This has been answered countless times before.
Here is the MSDN link to what you need to use.

using System.Diagnostics;

[joeparrilla]

Sorry about that, thanks for the reply though. So does that mean that this functionality was left out of the .NET port of SFML? Are there other things that I should be aware of that I will not have access to?

[zsbzsb]

Sorry about that, thanks for the reply though. So does that mean that this functionality was left out of the .NET port of SFML? Are there other things that I should be aware of that I will not have access to?

Yes it was intentionally left out of SFML.NET due to it already being implemented in the .NET framework. The only SFML libraries bound in SFML.NET are the graphics, system(window functions only), and audio libraries. The rest of the SFML functions such as threads and networking are not bound since the .NET framework already has very good implementations of these functions.

[joeparrilla]

I see, thanks a lot man. That makes sense.

[Laurent]

system(window functions only)

So it's window... not system