Examples with PhoneAccount android.telecom.PhoneAccount used on opensource projects

Example 41 with PhoneAccount

use of android.telecom.PhoneAccount in project android_packages_apps_Dialer by MoKee.

the class PhoneAccountUtils method getSubscriptionPhoneAccounts.

/**
 * Return a list of phone accounts that are subscription/SIM accounts.
 */
public static List<PhoneAccountHandle> getSubscriptionPhoneAccounts(Context context) {
    List<PhoneAccountHandle> subscriptionAccountHandles = new ArrayList<PhoneAccountHandle>();
    final List<PhoneAccountHandle> accountHandles = TelecomUtil.getCallCapablePhoneAccounts(context);
    for (PhoneAccountHandle accountHandle : accountHandles) {
        PhoneAccount account = TelecomUtil.getPhoneAccount(context, accountHandle);
        if (account.hasCapabilities(PhoneAccount.CAPABILITY_SIM_SUBSCRIPTION)) {
            subscriptionAccountHandles.add(accountHandle);
        }
    }
    return subscriptionAccountHandles;
}

Example 42 with PhoneAccount

use of android.telecom.PhoneAccount in project android_packages_apps_Dialer by MoKee.

the class CallCardPresenter method getCallProviderIcon.

/**
 * Return the icon to represent the call provider
 */
private Drawable getCallProviderIcon(Call call) {
    PhoneAccount account = getAccountForCall(call);
    TelecomManager mgr = InCallPresenter.getInstance().getTelecomManager();
    if (account != null && account.getIcon() != null && mgr.getCallCapablePhoneAccounts().size() > 1 && SubscriptionManager.from(mContext).getActiveSubscriptionInfoCount() > 1) {
        return account.getIcon().loadDrawable(mContext);
    }
    return null;
}

Example 43 with PhoneAccount

use of android.telecom.PhoneAccount in project android_packages_apps_Dialer by MoKee.

the class CallCardPresenter method getSubscriptionNumber.

private String getSubscriptionNumber() {
    // If it's an emergency call, and they're not populating the callback number,
    // then try to fall back to the phone sub info (to hopefully get the SIM's
    // number directly from the telephony layer).
    PhoneAccountHandle accountHandle = mPrimary.getAccountHandle();
    if (accountHandle != null) {
        TelecomManager mgr = InCallPresenter.getInstance().getTelecomManager();
        PhoneAccount account = TelecomManagerCompat.getPhoneAccount(mgr, accountHandle);
        if (account != null) {
            return getNumberFromHandle(account.getSubscriptionAddress());
        }
    }
    return null;
}

Example 44 with PhoneAccount

use of android.telecom.PhoneAccount in project android_packages_apps_Dialer by MoKee.

the class CallCardPresenter method getCallProviderLabel.

/**
 * Return the string label to represent the call provider
 */
private String getCallProviderLabel(Call call) {
    PhoneAccount account = getAccountForCall(call);
    TelecomManager mgr = InCallPresenter.getInstance().getTelecomManager();
    if (account != null && !TextUtils.isEmpty(account.getLabel()) && TelecomManagerCompat.getCallCapablePhoneAccounts(mgr).size() >= 1) {
        return account.getLabel().toString();
    }
    return null;
}

Example 45 with PhoneAccount

use of android.telecom.PhoneAccount in project android_packages_apps_Dialer by MoKee.

the class Call method updateFromTelecomCall.

private void updateFromTelecomCall(boolean registerCallback) {
    Log.d(this, "updateFromTelecomCall: " + mTelecomCall.toString());
    final int translatedState = translateState(mTelecomCall.getState());
    if (mState != State.BLOCKED) {
        setState(translatedState);
        setDisconnectCause(mTelecomCall.getDetails().getDisconnectCause());
        maybeCancelVideoUpgrade(mTelecomCall.getDetails().getVideoState());
    }
    if (registerCallback && mTelecomCall.getVideoCall() != null) {
        if (mVideoCallCallback == null) {
            mVideoCallCallback = new InCallVideoCallCallback(this);
        }
        mTelecomCall.getVideoCall().registerCallback(mVideoCallCallback);
        mIsVideoCallCallbackRegistered = true;
    }
    mChildCallIds.clear();
    final int numChildCalls = mTelecomCall.getChildren().size();
    for (int i = 0; i < numChildCalls; i++) {
        mChildCallIds.add(CallList.getInstance().getCallByTelecomCall(mTelecomCall.getChildren().get(i)).getId());
    }
    // The number of conferenced calls can change over the course of the call, so use the
    // maximum number of conferenced child calls as the metric for conference call usage.
    mLogState.conferencedCalls = Math.max(numChildCalls, mLogState.conferencedCalls);
    updateFromCallExtras(mTelecomCall.getDetails().getExtras());
    // If the handle of the call has changed, update state for the call determining if it is an
    // emergency call.
    Uri newHandle = mTelecomCall.getDetails().getHandle();
    if (!Objects.equals(mHandle, newHandle)) {
        mHandle = newHandle;
        updateEmergencyCallState();
    }
    // If the phone account handle of the call is set, cache capability bit indicating whether
    // the phone account supports call subjects.
    PhoneAccountHandle newPhoneAccountHandle = mTelecomCall.getDetails().getAccountHandle();
    if (!Objects.equals(mPhoneAccountHandle, newPhoneAccountHandle)) {
        mPhoneAccountHandle = newPhoneAccountHandle;
        if (mPhoneAccountHandle != null) {
            TelecomManager mgr = InCallPresenter.getInstance().getTelecomManager();
            PhoneAccount phoneAccount = TelecomManagerCompat.getPhoneAccount(mgr, mPhoneAccountHandle);
            if (phoneAccount != null) {
                mIsCallSubjectSupported = phoneAccount.hasCapabilities(PhoneAccount.CAPABILITY_CALL_SUBJECT);
            }
        }
    }
}