Mixed-up use of EffectsOn and MusicOn in DroidAudioManager

[denis-reichelt]

While in the iOS class querying the MusicOn property in RestartBackgroundMusic() and querying EffectsOn in PlaySound() seems to be logically correct, ...

        public async Task RestartBackgroundMusic()
        {
            // Music enabled?
            if (!MusicOn) return false;
            ...
        }

        public async Task PlaySound(string filename)
        {
            // Music enabled?
            if (!EffectsOn) return false;
            ...
        }

... in DroidAudioManager.cs the implementation looks like a bug:

        public async Task RestartBackgroundMusic()
        {
            // Music enabled?
            if (!EffectsOn) return false;
            ...
        }

        public async Task PlaySound(string filename)
        {
            // Music enabled?
            if (!MusicOn) return false;
            ...
        }

For playing music the effects property is used and for playing effects, the music property is used.

[jcphlux]

Good catch I will get this corrected this week.