chronometer

So my app has 1 activity and 4 fragments and one of them has Chronometer to show how much time is passed. It works fine, but I have one issue that the chronometer keeps going back to 00:00 every time I move to another fragment and come back. I know it is because my startStopWatch() method is in OnCreateView, but is there any way to make it continue from where it stopped? Is it possible to use Bundle class to solve this? If so, how? Here is my code for Chronometer, all are in one fragment: public class FirstFragment extends Fragment { Chrhonometer chronometer; @Override public View onCreateView

I've developed an own implementation of a Chronometer. I did the follow: Create a Service (CronoService), that use a Runnable object that execute the thread. The Runnable will loop each 0.1 secs. Messenger Object that will receive messages from Ui to Start, Pause or Resume the Chronometer. Intent that will broadcast the time after each loop of the Runnable object. The code is: public class CronoService extends Service { public static final int PARAR = 0; public static final int EMPEZAR = 1; public static final int ESTABLECER_TIEMPO = 2; private static final String TAG = "BroadcastService";

I'm trying to implement a time counter (counts up from 0) which basically gets the saved time variable (startTime, which was created as soon as the user tapped a button) and subtracts the current time (Calendar.getInstance() maybe?) so that the result is the difference (in HH:MM:SS) between the two times. This method will be run on every tick of a chronometer so that the text view will be updated every second, effectively creating my timer. Now, I take this roundabout route because it's the only way I could figure out to conserve the elapsed time even if the app is killed. This is because the

I am trying to completely restart Chronometer and its does not work. Instead it is being paused. Basically what I am trying to do is to do something while chronometer is counting till 10. After its done we prompt the user to try again. In which case we want to redo the count from 1 to 10 sec. But the Chronometer starts from the paused time instead of starting 0. here is the code: _cutOfTime = 10; // constant every time button is pressed do startRecording() it should always initiate the Chronometer instead of stop/pause it, but it does the opposite protected void startRecording(){ this._watch =