It looks like you are getting creative... you now not only have an argument x in your main procedure, but also an argument y... this will cause an error as soon as itoo calls your main procedure during creating the process...
because 1 second is the default timer interval of Clock_master
you might want to set the timer interval to a large value
and why are you still not following the correct sequence? protip: Just do it correctly
A component does not get created until you touch any of its block.
btw. you set your global variable timer_interval1 but you never use it
usually procedure Notification is not meant to be called by someone except of itoo while creating the process...
I think it could work as you are doing it, however each new alarm will overwrite the previous one... with just one time picker it should work...
which time picker value did you try?
what is the timer interval you got displayed in Label3?
for debugging use logcat
EDIT: for an alarm example with itoo you also can try this
btw. usually you would use the alarmmanager feature of your Android device, which does not require to display a persistent notification... the Android system just will trigger your app at the given time "magically"... you coule use my paid alarmmanager extension for this...
thanks for your help , but i need small notification not alarm , if you can i will send aia file to modify it ,
the timepicker i try is first one always but now it doesn't work
Unfortunately my free service ends here... I can fix your project and work with your aia file for a small fee... just send me a PM if you are interested in this...
Else check this example as already mentioned earlier