UsageStatsManager.QueryEventsForSelf(Int64, Int64) Method
Definition
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Like #queryEvents(long, long), but only returns events for the calling package.
[Android.Runtime.Register("queryEventsForSelf", "(JJ)Landroid/app/usage/UsageEvents;", "", ApiSince=28)]
public Android.App.Usage.UsageEvents? QueryEventsForSelf (long beginTime, long endTime);[<Android.Runtime.Register("queryEventsForSelf", "(JJ)Landroid/app/usage/UsageEvents;", "", ApiSince=28)>]
member this.QueryEventsForSelf : int64 * int64 -> Android.App.Usage.UsageEventsParameters
- beginTime
- Int64
The inclusive beginning of the range of events to include in the results.
Defined in terms of "Unix time", see
java.lang.System#currentTimeMillis.
- endTime
- Int64
The exclusive end of the range of events to include in the results. Defined
in terms of "Unix time", see java.lang.System#currentTimeMillis.
Returns
A UsageEvents object.
- Attributes
Remarks
Like #queryEvents(long, long), but only returns events for the calling package. <em>Note: Starting from android.os.Build.VERSION_CODES#R Android R, if the user's device is not in an unlocked state (as defined by UserManager#isUserUnlocked()), then null will be returned.</em>
Java documentation for android.app.usage.UsageStatsManager.queryEventsForSelf(long, long).
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