Unless I'm wrong, I don't think it's possible to derive if the last segment was a gold split or not from the current implemented commands.
I would like to propose the following:
getlastsegmenttime: return only the time of the last segment
getlastsegmentbesttime: return the gold time of the last segment (this wouldn't be updated as of the current split, IE if a user just got a gold split -- it would return the saved gold split from before this run)
getlastsegmenttime: return the duration of the last segment
getcomparisonsegmenttime: return the duration of the current segment for the current comparison
getcomparisonsegmenttime COMPARISON: return the duration of the current segment for COMPARISON
getcomparisonsplittime COMPARISON: return the current split time for COMPARISON
I'd do this myself, the code doesn't look too difficult, but I'm running linux and I really don't have any experience building C# stuff :(
Unless I'm wrong, I don't think it's possible to derive if the last segment was a gold split or not from the current implemented commands.
I would like to propose the following:
getlastsegmenttime: return only the time of the last segmentgetlastsegmentbesttime: return the gold time of the last segment (this wouldn't be updated as of the current split, IE if a user just got a gold split -- it would return the saved gold split from before this run)getlastsegmenttime: return the duration of the last segmentgetcomparisonsegmenttime: return the duration of the current segment for the current comparisongetcomparisonsegmenttime COMPARISON: return the duration of the current segment forCOMPARISONgetcomparisonsplittime COMPARISON: return the current split time forCOMPARISONI'd do this myself, the code doesn't look too difficult, but I'm running linux and I really don't have any experience building C# stuff :(