Reputation: 2564
I have a CountDownTimer in a service, that get's started after a check
if (timerToNextDay == null) {
timeToNextDay(some long here);
}
the problem is, everytime the service is being initialized and this timer is being checked, it always returns null, even though I am not canceling it anywhere. So after a few starts of the service the timer is being initialized 3 times, I can notice that from this log in its onTick method
Log.i("Hours to next day ", (((millisUntilFinished / 1000) / 60) / 60) + "");
So what can I do to check if the timer is running, to not start it multiple times?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1760
Reputation: 2564
To prevent from timer being initialized multiple times, It has to be static
, so it should be declared like this
private static CountDownTimer timer;
this ensures that there won't be multiple instances of the CountDownTimer
Upvotes: 4