Searched refs:getSupportedStates (Results 1 – 6 of 6) sorted by relevance
76 verify(callback1).onSupportedStatesChanged(eq(mService.getSupportedStates())); in registerCallback()79 verify(callback2).onSupportedStatesChanged(eq(mService.getSupportedStates())); in registerCallback()88 verify(callback1).onSupportedStatesChanged(eq(mService.getSupportedStates())); in registerCallback()89 verify(callback2).onSupportedStatesChanged(eq(mService.getSupportedStates())); in registerCallback()121 verify(callback).onSupportedStatesChanged(eq(mService.getSupportedStates())); in unregisterCallback()302 public int[] getSupportedStates() { in getSupportedStates() method in DeviceStateManagerGlobalTest.TestDeviceStateManagerService
71 public int[] getSupportedStates() { in getSupportedStates() method in DeviceStateManager72 return mGlobal.getSupportedStates(); in getSupportedStates()
91 public int[] getSupportedStates() { in getSupportedStates() method in DeviceStateManagerGlobal
144 DeviceState[] states = mService.getSupportedStates(); in runPrintStates()154 pw.print(Arrays.stream(mService.getSupportedStates()) in runPrintStatesSimple()
232 DeviceState[] getSupportedStates() { in getSupportedStates() method in DeviceStateManagerService
1144 method @NonNull public int[] getSupportedStates();