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	{{wowapi}} ~~__NOTOC__~~		{{wowapi\|removed=3.2.0}}

	Returns the time in ms since the current battlefield has opened.		Returns the time in ms since the current battlefield has opened.

	battlefieldRunTime = GetBattleFieldInstanceRunTime();		local battlefieldRunTime = GetBattleFieldInstanceRunTime()

	== Parameters ==		== Parameters ==
	=== Returns ===		=== Returns ===
			* battlefieldRunTime (number) - the time in ms since the current battlefield has opened or zero if you are not in any battleground.

	:; ~~battlefieldRunTime~~		== Details ==
	~~::: Integer - the time~~ in ~~ms since the current battlefield has opened or zero if you are not in any battleground~~.		; Internal Implementation in WoW Version 3.2.0

	~~== Internal Implementation ==~~		Whenever you enter a battleground, WoW retrieves the start-time from the server and saves a DWORD-value at 0x1129334 containing the time between system startup of the user and battleground start.
	~~===~~ WoW ~~Version 3~~.~~2.0 ===~~

	~~Whenever you enter a battleground, WoW retrieves the start-time from the server and saves a DWORD-value at 0x1129334 containing the time between system startup of the user and battleground start.~~
	This function simply gets the time between system startup and now and substracts that saved value from it.		This function simply gets the time between system startup and now and substracts that saved value from it.
	The windows client calls GetTickCount() to get those times, see: [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724408%28VS.85%29.aspx MSDN ~~WinAPI~~ reference]		The windows client calls GetTickCount() to get those times, see: [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724408%28VS.85%29.aspx MSDN Windows API reference]

			== Notes ==
			* Removed in patch 3.2.0

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{{wowapi}} __NOTOC__

Returns the time in ms since the current battlefield has opened.

battlefieldRunTime = GetBattleFieldInstanceRunTime();

== Parameters ==
=== Returns ===

:; battlefieldRunTime
::: Integer - the time in ms since the current battlefield has opened or zero if you are not in any battleground.

== Internal Implementation ==
=== WoW Version 3.2.0 ===

Whenever you enter a battleground, WoW retrieves the start-time from the server and saves a DWORD-value at 0x1129334 containing the time between system startup of the user and battleground start.
This function simply gets the time between system startup and now and substracts that saved value from it.
The windows client calls GetTickCount() to get those times, see: [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724408%28VS.85%29.aspx MSDN WinAPI reference]