This will automatically output the amount of seconds that it took PHP to reach this line of code. If you want to quickly inspect the time that it took you to evaluate your code up to a certain point, you can use the magic comment /*?.*/. If you run queries with simple results on your application, you might even go for a clean version of Tinkerwell that has the output and toolbars hidden and just display the result inline. Line 1 of this example adds the status of the Http call to the editor while line 5 adds the ID of each repo to the editor with every run of the map() function. The following example uses both and you can copy & paste this code in your default app. You can trigger magic comments by adding //? to the end of a line – or by using it via an inline comment /*?*/. Magic Comments only work if you use buffered output – you can configure the Output Type and Magic Comments in the general settings. They allow you to debug your code inline without changing the result of the whole script.
Magic comments are a powerful feature that came to Tinkerwell with version 3.
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