[mono-android] Sensor - OnAccuracyChanged - accuracy

[Wally McClure]

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Is this the current correct way to handle an accuracy change (using the accelerometer)?
public void OnAccuracyChanged(Sensor sensor, int accuracy)
{
if (sensor.Type == Android.Hardware.SensorType.Accelerometer)
{
     if (Android.Hardware.SensorStatus.AccuracyHigh == (Android.Hardware.SensorStatus)accuracy)
     {
     }
}
}

 


From: theevilprogrammer at hotmail.com
To: monodroid at lists.ximian.com
Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2011 10:37:58 -0400
Subject: [mono-android] Sensor - OnAccuracyChanged - accuracy




I'm looking at the sensors with the OnAccuracyChanged event.  I see that it accepts an accuracy value as an int, so I assume that this is probably a set of predefined values.  I was thinking that this should be an enum, however, that only works if the accuracy is predefined and can be assumed to not change.  Do the accuracy values have a tendency to change?  I'm reading Reto Meier's book and I get the impression that there are only 4 values that are returned.  Should there be an enum handed in?
 
Wally

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