I have a Chronometer widget in my Android app. I was wondering how to get the time from it. I tried getText, getFormat, getBase, etc, but none of them work. This is probably a easy question, but I could not find it on Google. Thanks, Isaac Waller Example code snippet: Chronometer t = (Chronometer)findViewById(R.id.toptime); long time =...
Hi, I've extended android.widget.Chronometer like so: public class PausableCountdownTimer extends Chronometer implements OnChronometerTickListener { I would like to be able to add this widget to my UI via main.xml: <com.example.myproject.PauseableCountdownTimer ... /> but I get this error message in Eclipse: ClassNotFoundEx...
Hi! I do have one service running in the background. Whenever it starts I store in memory the starting time in milliseconds: startingTime = new Date().getTime(); I want to display a chronometer that starts counting when the service starts and never stops until the user presses a button. I want to allow the user to leave the activit...
Hi there, I'm searching a way to display the time elapsing during the reflexion of the application user. example : UILabel displaying 0:01, 0:02, 0:03 etc until the user click on a button. I guess NSTimer should be used, but could anybody provide me some example code to implement that simple label ...? Cheeerio and many thanks ... ...
I'm looking for a way to make the Chronometer in Android (preferably 1.6 and upwards) show 10ths of a second while counting up. Is it possible to do this? If not, is there a free (and preferably open source) library that does the same? Failing that I'll write my own, but I'd rather use someone else's! ...
I have a view and I want to add a chronometer onto it. Then, on draw I want to display the current time. Here is how I did: public class MyView extends View { private Chronometer chrono; private long elapsedTime=0; private String currentTime="00:00:00"; public MyView(Context context) { super(context); // TOD...
Hello friends. I am struggling to implement a chronometer in my application. There are two situations in which I want to use it: if starts for the first time, it simply increment the counter if resumes, it must display time since a date time (that I retrieve from the database) and increment it from there. To be more precise. If I...
I need to hide a TextView after 10 seconds. I thought I could implement a Chronometer and when elapsed time is bigger than 10000 millis I hide the TextView. My problem is that the chronometer only ticks once and then stops. Any idea what I've missed ? Activity ctx = this; ... private void ShowText(String message) { txtProce...