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pub:software:heartdroid:tutorials:callbacks [2016/12/29 06:41]
admin [Actions]
pub:software:heartdroid:tutorials:callbacks [2017/01/12 13:09]
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 The problem here is that the values for day, hour and location can be automatically obtained from the system, we should not provide these information //by hand//. The problem here is that the values for day, hour and location can be automatically obtained from the system, we should not provide these information //by hand//.
 These is what are the **callbacks** for. These is what are the **callbacks** for.
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 +You an download the model with callbacks created from {{:​pub:​software:​heartdroid:​tutorials:​parking-zones-clb.zip|here}}. However, we encourage you to follow the rest of the tutorial and try to build it on your own.
  
 Additionally,​ the notification to the user about whether he or she should start paying for parking should also be somehow presented to him/her, as the Linux console (or Android LogCat) is not very user-friendly tool for regular users. ​ Additionally,​ the notification to the user about whether he or she should start paying for parking should also be somehow presented to him/her, as the Linux console (or Android LogCat) is not very user-friendly tool for regular users. ​
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   * Action cannot modify the state of attributes, although have insight into the current state of the system (current values of all the attributes from the model)   * Action cannot modify the state of attributes, although have insight into the current state of the system (current values of all the attributes from the model)
  
-To add an action to your rule, use the ''​**>''​ operator, like in the listing below:+To add an action to your rule, use the ''​<​nowiki>​**></​nowiki>''​ operator, like in the listing below:
 <​code>​ <​code>​
 xrule parkingReminder/​1:​ xrule parkingReminder/​1:​
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