"Say Cheese" shouldn't be a string?

[DanFloodTechnologies]

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In the example code the line is:

getActivity().getVoiceInteractor() .submitRequest(new PickOptionRequest( "Say Cheese", new Option[]{option}, null) {

But it seems that it should be:

getActivity().getVoiceInteractor() .submitRequest(new PickOptionRequest( new VoiceInteractor.Prompt("Say Cheese"), new Option[]{option}, null) {

or am I misunderstanding something?

[StephenBrough]

Nope, you are correct. The constructor taking in a String has an @hide annotation in the source, so it's not available for use (without reflection). Anything marked with @hide will also not appear in the docs.