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iphone Programming Glossary: ctcallstatedisconnectediOS 5 - CTCallCenter not working for me http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11215482/ios-5-ctcallcenter-not-working-for-me CTCallStateIncoming object nil NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter addObserver self selector @selector callEnded name CTCallStateDisconnected object nil NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter addObserver self selector @selector callConnected name CTCallStateConnected.. CTCallStateConnected else if call.callState isEqualToString CTCallStateDialing else if call.callState isEqualToString CTCallStateDisconnected else if call.callState isEqualToString CTCallStateIncoming NSLog @ n n callEventHandler @ n n call.callState Here's a..
CallStateDisconnected only detected for incoming calls, not for calls made from my app http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13553635/callstatedisconnected-only-detected-for-incoming-calls-not-for-calls-made-from NSNotification notification NSString call notification userInfo objectForKey @ callState if call isEqualToString CTCallStateDisconnected NSLog @ Call has been disconnected else if call isEqualToString CTCallStateDialing NSLog @ Call start else if call isEqualToString.. alloc init self.callCenter.callEventHandler ^ CTCall myCall NSString call myCall.callState if call isEqualToString CTCallStateDisconnected NSLog @ Call has been disconnected else if call isEqualToString CTCallStateDialing NSLog @ Call start else if call isEqualToString..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3319805/detecting-call-state-in-ios4 example CTCallCenter callCenter CTCallCenter alloc init callCenter.callEventHandler ^ CTCall call if call.callState CTCallStateDisconnected handle disconnect EDIT Re reading your question you want these events while you are suspended correct I don't think that's..
Unhiding a view is very slow in CTCallCenter callEventHandler http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6274642/unhiding-a-view-is-very-slow-in-ctcallcenter-calleventhandler notification NSLog @ 121 NSString callInfo notification userInfo objectForKey @ callState if callInfo isEqualToString CTCallStateDisconnected NSLog @ before show self.view viewWithTag kNONEMERGENCYCALLSAVEDTOLOG_TAG .hidden NO NSLog @ after show I've tracked the.. problem down to the if condition in the above code sample if userInfo valueForKey @ userInfo valueForKey @ callState CTCallStateDisconnected If I simply replace that with if 1 1 Then the view appears immediately The thing is those NSLog statements are logging immediately.. notification NSLog @ 121 NSString callInfo notification userInfo objectForKey @ callState if callInfo isEqualToString CTCallStateDisconnected NSLog @ before show self.view viewWithTag kNONEMERGENCYCALLSAVEDTOLOG_TAG .hidden NO NSLog @ after show Note The parameter..
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