Executioner.snippet.php

<?php
$output = '';
$tElementClass = !empty($tElementClass) ? $tElementClass : 'modSnippet';

$tStart = $modx->getMicroTime();
if (!empty($tElement)) {
    switch ($tElementClass) {
        case 'modChunk':
            $output = $modx->getChunk($tElement, $scriptProperties);
            break;
        case 'modSnippet':
            $output = $modx->runSnippet($tElement, $scriptProperties);
            break;
        default:
            $tElementObj = $modx->getObject($tElementClass, array('name' => $tElement));
            if ($tElementObj && $tElementObj instanceof modElement) {
                $tElementObj->setCacheable(false);
                $output = $tElementObj->process($scriptProperties);
            } else {
                $modx->log(modX::LOG_LEVEL_ERROR, "{$tElementClass}: {$tElement} is not a valid MODx Element");
            }
            break;
    }
}
$tEnd = $modx->getMicroTime();

$modx->log(modX::LOG_LEVEL_ERROR, "{$tElementClass}: {$tElement} executed in " . sprintf("%2.4f s", $tEnd - $tStart));

return $output;
?>

Jason, how can I use propertyset enabled call with executioner? eg. [[getResources@inTheNews? &parents=[[*id]]]]

You simply do:
[[!Executioner@inTheNews? &parents=[[*id]]]]

You will have to attach the Executioner snippet to the Property Set though.

is this snippet still in development? If so, wouldn't be possible to add an option for automatically wrapping all snippets or chunks and displaying execution time for each element at the end of its code on the page?