Not much nonsense, today I recommend TimingX, an open source tool for Android multi-component synchronization timing.
TimingX is a tool class for Android multi-component synchronization timing, which is implemented using Handler.
In the project, we often have timing needs, which is expressed as the timing from 00:00, that is, the format of minutes and seconds. TimingX is used for timing, it currently does not support countdown, but if you have this requirement, you can easily implement it.
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Basic usage
- The use of TimingX is very simple. The source code of the entire class is less than 200 lines. When a control needs to display timing, only the following code can be added to the timing control group.
TimingX.builder().add(view);
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- start the timer
TimingX.builder().start();
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If you don’t want to separate adding to the timing control group and starting timing into two lines of code, TimingX also supports chained calls
TimingX.builder().add(view).start();
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Note that once the call start()method after all add to the control of the control group have started counting their time is the same.
- Stop timing
TimingX.builder().stop();
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- Destroy the Handler to avoid memory leaks
When you do not need a timer, such as exit Activityor Fragmentremember their onDestroy()calling in life-cycle approach
TimingX.builder().destroy();
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getStatus() method
The public method, this method can get the current timing status, start/pause. Many times you will use it to process your own business logic.
to sum up
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