I did that easily but it doesn't work: 
use vars '$start';

sub Start_timer : Test(startup) {
  my $start = time();
  cprint "#\x037Started at ", (strftime '%A %d %B %Y %H:%M:%S',localti
+me($start)), "\x030\n";
}

sub End_timer : Test(shutdown) {
  print time - $start;
  my $end = time;

  cprint "#\x037Ended at ", (strftime '%A %d %B %Y %H:%M:%S', localtim
+e($end)),"\x030\n";

  cprintf "#\x035 Total run time=>", $end-$start, " seconds\n";
  cprintf ("%02d:%02d:%02d\x030\n",(gmtime($end-$start))[2,1,0]);
}

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And i have this following issue in my shell : 
ok 243 - Logout ok
Use of uninitialized value $MyTest::start in subtraction (-) at MyTest
+.pm line 402.
1463646157#Ended at jeudi 19 mai 2016 10:22:37
Use of uninitialized value $MyTest::start in subtraction (-) at MyTest
+ingSuite.pm line 407.
# Total run time=>Use of uninitialized value $MyTest::start in subtrac
+tion (-) at MyTest.pm line 408.
08:22:37

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In reply to Re^2: Recover a variable from a function by Chaoui05
in thread Recover a variable from a function by Chaoui05

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