I used timer.schedule(timerTask,0,1000); then use timer.cancel() to
stop the job. It works fine. But after I call timer.schedule(timerTask,
0,1000) again to start the same task, android crashed.
Following is my timerTask code. So I guess Timer is not work in
android:
class updateTime extends TimerTask
{
public void run()
{
audioTime.post(new Runnable() {
public void run()
{
recordTime++;
int hour=(int)recordTime/3600;
int min=(recordTime-hour*3600)/60;
int sec=recordTime-hour*3600-min*60;
String hStr, mStr, sStr;
if(hour<10)
hStr="0"+hour;
else
hStr=""+hour;
if(min<10)
mStr="0"+min;
else
mStr=""+min;
if(sec<10)
sStr="0"+sec;
else
sStr=""+sec;
String timeStr=hStr+":"+mStr+":"+sStr;
audioTime.setText(timeStr);
}
});
}
}
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