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Chronometer starts automatically within button method 7 Years Ago by geoffy0404 …for starting timer public void startTime (View view){ Chronometer myC = (Chronometer) findViewById(R.id.mc); myC.start(); }…stopping timer public void stopTime (View view){ Chronometer myC = (Chronometer) findViewById(R.id.mc); myC.setBase(SystemClock.… Re: Chronometer starts automatically within button method 7 Years Ago by geoffy0404 …for starting timer public void startTime (View view){ Chronometer myC = (Chronometer) findViewById(R.id.mc); myC.start(); }… stopping timer public void stopTime (View view){ Chronometer myC = (Chronometer) findViewById(R.id.mc); myC.setBase(SystemClock.elapsedRealtime… Re: Chronometer starts automatically within button method 7 Years Ago by rproffitt That code, I can't find where you created the chronometer. Time to look around the rest of the project files. Re: Chronometer starts automatically within button method 7 Years Ago by rproffitt Sorry but as I read your reply I only see the methods for starting and stopping, but can't find your code for creating the object. If I was working this, I'd look again at the object creation and any code with its name. Re: Chronometer starts automatically within button method 7 Years Ago by stultuske also: it's good that you show the startTime and stopTime methods, but as far as we can tell, they're not called anywhere. Re: improve skills 14 Years Ago by xfrolox a chronometer is a timer tool which is useful to coaches, is something that you press button and it counts 00:00:00 Minutes - Seconds - Milliseconds, it has a start button a stop button and a reset button Re: improve skills 14 Years Ago by bachan28 ohh i see ...... is that a stopwatch? ok i will create a chronometer and be back here if im done :)