RemoteConnection.PostDialContinue(Boolean) Method
Definition
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Instructs this RemoteConnection to continue playing a post-dial DTMF string.
[Android.Runtime.Register("postDialContinue", "(Z)V", "", ApiSince=23)]
public void PostDialContinue (bool proceed);[<Android.Runtime.Register("postDialContinue", "(Z)V", "", ApiSince=23)>]
member this.PostDialContinue : bool -> unitParameters
- proceed
- Boolean
Whether or not to continue with the post-dial sequence.
- Attributes
Remarks
Instructs this RemoteConnection to continue playing a post-dial DTMF string.
A post-dial DTMF string is a string of digits following the first instance of either TelecomManager#DTMF_CHARACTER_WAIT or TelecomManager#DTMF_CHARACTER_PAUSE. These digits are immediately sent as DTMF tones to the recipient as soon as the connection is made.
If the DTMF string contains a TelecomManager#DTMF_CHARACTER_PAUSE symbol, this RemoteConnection will temporarily pause playing the tones for a pre-defined period of time.
If the DTMF string contains a TelecomManager#DTMF_CHARACTER_WAIT symbol, this RemoteConnection will pause playing the tones and notify callbacks via Callback#onPostDialWait(RemoteConnection, String). At this point, the in-call app should display to the user an indication of this state and an affordance to continue the postdial sequence. When the user decides to continue the postdial sequence, the in-call app should invoke the #postDialContinue(boolean) method.
Java documentation for android.telecom.RemoteConnection.postDialContinue(boolean).
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