ResponderLocation.IsLciSubelementValid Property
Definition
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public bool IsLciSubelementValid { [Android.Runtime.Register("isLciSubelementValid", "()Z", "", ApiSince=29)] get; }
[<get: Android.Runtime.Register("isLciSubelementValid", "()Z", "", ApiSince=29)>]
member this.IsLciSubelementValid : bool
Property Value
true if the LCI subelement (containing Latitude, Longitude and Altitude) is valid.
<p> This method tells us if the responder has provided its Location Configuration
Information (LCI) directly, and is useful when an external database of responder locations
is not available</p>
<p>If isLciSubelementValid() returns true, all the LCI values provided by the corresponding
getter methods will have been set as described by the responder, or else if false, they
should not be used and will throw an IllegalStateException.</p>
- Attributes
Remarks
Java documentation for android.net.wifi.rtt.ResponderLocation.isLciSubelementValid()
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