Add js variable to check if AAC is successful or not#7755
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swethanagopisetti wants to merge 2 commits intonwjs:nw55from
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Add js variable to check if AAC is successful or not#7755swethanagopisetti wants to merge 2 commits intonwjs:nw55from
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What work needs to be done for this to be merged. Someone need to do a test build? |
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Original AAC PR: #7698
While testing AAC feature, I realized that it would be nice to have a variable whose value reflects the successful start of AAC instead of having to look into the logs. The purpose of this PR is to add such a variable.
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Example:
let x = nw.Window.get(window); x.enterKioskMode();
...
console.log(x.isAACActive); // It should return True if AAC starts and False otherwise.
Note: I have a hard time building it to fully test it but I hope that the code is okay and may be it can be tested from the build system's nightly build.