Adding time/duration-stamp at instants to a textfile

Question

Hi.
I've got some help from Jared to set up a measure envirment where I can store state changes to a textfile. What I would like to add now is a time column which shows the elapsed time in millis or rather micros.  It is only at the the instants when a state, for example 0 0 1 is written to file I would like to know the elapsed time.
I would like it like:
time (us) | di1 | di2 | di3
1                 1      0      0
7                 0      1      0
I've tried to set up such environment, but not successed. It shouldn't be hard and I've been trying the timing functions without luck
I would be grateful for all hints and help.
A example of output textfile can be found here: http://bachman.tor.lindesign.se/tmp/minfil5.txt , workspace, screenshot are attached,
thanks /Bachman
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Answer 1

Hi ,
I actually modified the SharedCollectionExample locally to
have items added in the beginning in synchrinization change
handler. It works fine for me , here is what I did
In the SharedCollectionExample in the examples folder ,
add this line
_model.addEventListener(CollectionNodeEvent.SYNCHRONIZATION_CHANGE,onSynchronizationChang e);
in the onCreationComplete() method where you first declare
SharedCollection Class.
And in the
private function
onSynchronizationChange(p_evt:CollectionNodeEvent):void
if ( _model.isSynchronized ) {
_model.addItem({State:"Nevada",Capital:"Carson City"});
_model.addItem({State:"California",Capital:"Sacramento"});
I can get multiple items( i.e. these two items i added) in
the very beginning. If you check that the model ( SharedCollection)
is synchronized and add within it the items it should work fine and
will give you an initial set of items. Also, shared collection has
a property called idField and it will index objects based on this
field value with duplicates being overwritten.
I hope this helps. Otherwise please copy fractions of code
where you are still finding problem.
Thanks
Hironmay Basu