How can I add numbers into a countdown timer so it counts a different number each time it finishes?

Basically I have made a countdown timer using android, the CountDownTimer class, a TextView and a button. It all works fine.

My problem is that I want my countdown timer to change its time each time one of the countdowns has finished.

For example: The countdown timer starts of by counting down from 5 minutes, now once that countdown has finished I want the countdown to automatically start again but from a different time say 1 minute and it continues like that.

So it should go 5 minutes then 1 minute then say 2 minutes and then 30 seconds then stop. Here is how the time is defined already:

    counter = new CountDownTimer(300000, 1000) {

        public void onTick(long millisUntilFinished) {

            tv.setText(formatTime(millisUntilFinished));

        }

        public void onFinish(){

            System.out.println("Finished");

        }

    };

The 300000 is the milliseconds it counts down from so therefore 5 minutes and the 1000 is the countdown interval, so 1 second.

So now the question remains: are there any ways to make it start counting down from 5 minutes then automatically st开发者_Python百科art a countdown from a minute then 2 minutes then 30 seconds as an example?

I have tried using an array so here is the code I used but the for loop was too fast.

The array:

    int[] week1day1 = {10000, 20000, 30000};

The loop:

    for (int arrayValue = -1; arrayValue < week1day1.length; arrayValue++) { 


                    maxTime = week1day1[arrayValue];    


                        counter.start();

                    tv.setText("Pause"); 

                            System.out.println("Array Value");

            }

In the logcat "Array Value" shows up twice and in the space of about 10 milliseconds. So I think the loop is not waiting for the maxTime to count down and therefore loops straight to the end of the array.

Put this in your program loop:

if(counter.count == 0)
{
    switch(counterMax)
    {
        case 1: counter = new CountDownTimer(maxTime1, countDownInterval1);
        case 2: counter = new CountDownTimer(maxTime2, countDownInterval2);
        // and so on
    }
    // put your "timer picker" code here
}

Hope this helps, likely will not work as typed (not looking at the docs), but it should give you a start.