Examples with RIL_REQUEST_START_NETWORK_SCAN com.android.internal.telephony.RILConstants.RIL_REQUEST_START_NETWORK_SCAN used on opensource projects

Example 1 with RIL_REQUEST_START_NETWORK_SCAN

use of com.android.internal.telephony.RILConstants.RIL_REQUEST_START_NETWORK_SCAN in project android_frameworks_opt_telephony by LineageOS.

the class RILTest method testStartNetworkScanWithUnsupportedResponse.

@FlakyTest
@Test
public void testStartNetworkScanWithUnsupportedResponse() throws Exception {
    // Use Radio HAL v1.5
    try {
        replaceInstance(RIL.class, "mRadioVersion", mRILUnderTest, mRadioVersionV15);
    } catch (Exception e) {
    }
    NetworkScanRequest nsr = getNetworkScanRequestForTesting();
    mRILUnderTest.startNetworkScan(nsr, obtainMessage());
    // Verify the v1.5 HAL methed is called firstly
    verify(mRadioProxy).startNetworkScan_1_5(mSerialNumberCaptor.capture(), any());
    // Before we find a way to trigger real RadioResponse method, emulate the behaivor.
    Consumer<RILRequest> unsupportedResponseEmulator = rr -> {
        mRILUnderTest.setCompatVersion(rr.getRequest(), RIL.RADIO_HAL_VERSION_1_4);
        mRILUnderTest.startNetworkScan(nsr, Message.obtain(rr.getResult()));
    };
    verifyRILUnsupportedResponse(mRILUnderTest, mSerialNumberCaptor.getValue(), RIL_REQUEST_START_NETWORK_SCAN, unsupportedResponseEmulator);
    // Verify the fallback method is invoked
    verify(mRadioProxy).startNetworkScan_1_4(eq(mSerialNumberCaptor.getValue() + 1), any());
}