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      It returns Android::ElectricSheep::Automator::DeviceProperties object
      on success or undef on failure.

    connect_device()

      It signals to our object that there is now a device connected to the
      desktop and its enquiry and subsequent control can commence. If this
      is not called and neither device-is-connected => 1 is specified as a
      parameter to the constructor, then the functionality will be limited
      and access to functions like swipe(), open_app(), etc. will be
      blocked until the caller signals that a device is now connected to
      the desktop.

      Using "connect_device($params)" to specify which device to target in
      the case of multiple devices connected to the desktop will also call
      this method.

      This method will try to enquire the connected device about some of
      its properties, like screen size, resolution, orientation, serial
      number etc. This information will subsequently be available via
      $self->device_properties()>.

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- connect\_device()

    It signals to our object that there is now
    a device connected to the desktop and its
    enquiry and subsequent control can commence.
    If this is not called and neither `device-is-connected => 1`
    is specified as a parameter to the constructor, then
    the functionality will be limited and access
    to functions like `swipe()`, `open_app()`, etc.
    will be blocked until the caller signals that
    a device is now connected to the desktop.

    Using ["connect\_device($params)"](#connect_device-params) to specify which device
    to target in the case of multiple devices
    connected to the desktop will also call this
    method.

    This method will try to enquire the connected device
    about some of its properties, like screen size,
    resolution, orientation, serial number etc.

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=item connect_device()

It signals to our object that there is now
a device connected to the desktop and its
enquiry and subsequent control can commence.
If this is not called and neither C<device-is-connected =E<gt> 1>
is specified as a parameter to the constructor, then
the functionality will be limited and access
to functions like C<swipe()>, C<open_app()>, etc.
will be blocked until the caller signals that
a device is now connected to the desktop.

Using L</connect_device($params)> to specify which device
to target in the case of multiple devices
connected to the desktop will also call this
method.

This method will try to enquire the connected device
about some of its properties, like screen size,
resolution, orientation, serial number etc.