cpu_time_clock = new Cpuusagestatclock;
$this->cpu_time_clock->start();
}
//Dumps out the standard header. The page title is what is displayed by the
//browser, while the HTML title is what goes in big letters at the top of the
//page. Size and alignment should be set here, italics if necessary can be
//put in the passed string. The description is text below the header to
//say a little bit more about the page.
function header_title($Pagetitle, $Htmltitle, $Desc)
{
echo "\n";
echo "\n";
echo "" . $Pagetitle . "\n";
echo "\n";
echo "\n";
echo "" . $Htmltitle . "
\n";
if (strlen($Desc))
{
echo "(" . $Desc . ")
\n";
}
$this->hrule_std();
}
//This function tallies up the used CPU time and prints out the standard footer which
//includes this information.
function footer_std()
{
$this->hrule_std();
echo "This web page is maintained by David T. Ashley.
\n";
//Stop the cpu clock.
$this->cpu_time_clock->stop();
//echo "";
echo $this->cpu_time_clock->std_web_page_cpu_time_usage_footer();
echo "
\n";
echo "
\n";
echo "\n";
echo "\n";
}
//Dumps out the standard horizontal rule for separating sections. The rule for
//hacking up functionality is that the page application is responsible to use these
//rules except first after the header and last before the footer.
function hrule_std()
{
echo "
\n";
}
}
?>