Android Question How to avoid creating a false Singleton class?

[LucaMs]

(I might even force myself a little, I know )

I have developed a class, I will publish, but it goes used as a Singleton class, in the sense that there must be only one instance of it.

I should better study the module Scales by Klaus, although it needs initialization, it is a module!

Or should I create a library?

(Finally, I have not tested it in depth and probably the descriptions in English that I have used are are far from perfect).

Thanks

 

[Erel]

Compiling the class into a library will not change its behavior.

You have two options:
1. Explain to the developer who uses this class that they should only create one instance of it.
2. Convert it to a code module which is by definition a singleton.

 

[LucaMs]

Thanks.

The first option is the one I used.

If I convert it to module, I'm afraid of having to check in every function if it has been initialized.

Ok, I publish it as it is, it may be helpful.
I gladly will accept any criticism and advice.