Get Android network state by direct query or with BroadcastReciever #65
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Hi, thanks for the PR! Only the documentation is missing, i'll add it :) |
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Get Android network state by direct query or with BroadcastReciever
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Two methods added to Hardware.java to check network availability. First one make a direct query, the other registers a BroadcastReciever to catch changes and represent the state in network_state property.
Both method tested in my project amd seems to work ok. Nevertheless I'm not a java guy, so any advice appreciated.