I have a tiny Lua script which is supposed to disable call forwarding:
require 'android'
android.dialNumber('*21#')
The problem is that the script only dials '*21' and omits the '#' character. Playing around It looks to me like the # character is treated as comment character as everything after it is ignored. I've tried singel and double quotes, escaping, \023, but nothing works.
How can I dial '*21#' on android with Lua ?
if The problem is that the script only dials '*21' and omits the '#' character. Playing around the # character is treated as comment character as everything after it is ignored. Android applications do not have to go through the same obscure approvals process as applications for competing phones, meaning there are more niche apps for Android phones. more in http://nowmobile.blogspot.com/p/mobile-help.html simply pass their calls to a RPC server written in Java it is hard to track it.