PlayOptions Constructors
Definition
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Overloads
| PlayOptions(PlaySource, IEnumerable<CommunicationIdentifier>) |
Creates a new PlayOptions object. |
| PlayOptions(IEnumerable<PlaySource>, IEnumerable<CommunicationIdentifier>) |
Creates a new PlayOptions object. |
PlayOptions(PlaySource, IEnumerable<CommunicationIdentifier>)
- Source:
- PlayOptions.cs
- Source:
- PlayOptions.cs
Creates a new PlayOptions object.
public PlayOptions (Azure.Communication.CallAutomation.PlaySource playSource, System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Azure.Communication.CommunicationIdentifier> playTo);new Azure.Communication.CallAutomation.PlayOptions : Azure.Communication.CallAutomation.PlaySource * seq<Azure.Communication.CommunicationIdentifier> -> Azure.Communication.CallAutomation.PlayOptionsPublic Sub New (playSource As PlaySource, playTo As IEnumerable(Of CommunicationIdentifier))Parameters
- playSource
- PlaySource
- playTo
- IEnumerable<CommunicationIdentifier>
Applies to
PlayOptions(IEnumerable<PlaySource>, IEnumerable<CommunicationIdentifier>)
- Source:
- PlayOptions.cs
- Source:
- PlayOptions.cs
Creates a new PlayOptions object.
public PlayOptions (System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Azure.Communication.CallAutomation.PlaySource> playSources, System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Azure.Communication.CommunicationIdentifier> playTo);new Azure.Communication.CallAutomation.PlayOptions : seq<Azure.Communication.CallAutomation.PlaySource> * seq<Azure.Communication.CommunicationIdentifier> -> Azure.Communication.CallAutomation.PlayOptionsPublic Sub New (playSources As IEnumerable(Of PlaySource), playTo As IEnumerable(Of CommunicationIdentifier))Parameters
- playSources
- IEnumerable<PlaySource>
- playTo
- IEnumerable<CommunicationIdentifier>
Applies to
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