Implement method to turn on the Bluetooth module#921
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Implement method to turn on the Bluetooth module#921sophisticode wants to merge 2 commits intopauldemarco:masterfrom
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…ule (supported for Android devices).
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Implement method enable() in FlutterBlue to turn on the Bluetooth module.
On Android, this is done silently by default (needs
android.permission.BLUETOOTH_ADMINpermission).If parameter 'ask' is true, a system dialog asking for permission is shown.
On iOS, the functionality is not supported by the operating system and enable() will always return false.