VoiceInteractionSession.PerformDirectAction Method
Definition
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Asks that an action be performed by the app.
[Android.Runtime.Register("performDirectAction", "(Landroid/app/DirectAction;Landroid/os/Bundle;Landroid/os/CancellationSignal;Ljava/util/concurrent/Executor;Ljava/util/function/Consumer;)V", "", ApiSince=29)]
public void PerformDirectAction (Android.App.DirectAction action, Android.OS.Bundle? extras, Android.OS.CancellationSignal? cancellationSignal, Java.Util.Concurrent.IExecutor resultExecutor, Java.Util.Functions.IConsumer resultListener);[<Android.Runtime.Register("performDirectAction", "(Landroid/app/DirectAction;Landroid/os/Bundle;Landroid/os/CancellationSignal;Ljava/util/concurrent/Executor;Ljava/util/function/Consumer;)V", "", ApiSince=29)>]
member this.PerformDirectAction : Android.App.DirectAction * Android.OS.Bundle * Android.OS.CancellationSignal * Java.Util.Concurrent.IExecutor * Java.Util.Functions.IConsumer -> unitParameters
- action
- DirectAction
The action to be performed.
- extras
- Bundle
Any optional extras sent to the app as part of the request
- cancellationSignal
- CancellationSignal
A signal to cancel the operation in progress,
or null if none.
- resultExecutor
- IExecutor
The handler to receive the callback.
- resultListener
- IConsumer
The callback to receive the response.
- Attributes
Remarks
Asks that an action be performed by the app. This will send a request to the app which provided this action.
An action could take time to execute and the result is provided asynchronously via a callback. If the action is taking longer and you want to cancel its execution you can pass in a cancellation signal through which to notify the app to abort the action.
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