Hey, I want to replace Android’s

Timer.schedule

(one time delayed execution) with coroutines, is there a better way than just launching a coroutine and calling delay() at the beginning? With structured concurrency, it would be able to get cancelled the same way than with cancelling the Timer, right?

Why do you need to use it with coroutines? Timer and coroutines are two differenc concepts and it is better not to mix them

I don’t want to use it with coroutines, I want to replace my Timer code with coroutine code but get the same behavior

@maxmello in short, the answer to your question is "yes" :)

it should be fine. also never used

Timer.schedule

on Android but rather

Handler.postDelayed

Ok, thank you 🙂