What would an intent URI look like for numeric data?
by Edward Falk » Fri, 06 Mar 2009 07:18:08 GMT
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Suppose I want to include data right in an intent, e.g. pass a number
or string in the intent data field. What should the uri look like?
Something like "data:3.14159"? Or just don't include the scheme at
all, "3.14159"?
In fact, is there a list of standard schemes anywhere?
-ed falk
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What would an intent URI look like for numeric data?
by Edward Falk » Sat, 07 Mar 2009 05:15:21 GMT
Doesn't particularly need to be in the data field, I just thought that
it was an obvious place put put, you know, data.
I've actually seen examples of apps that put the result in the Action
field. (C.f. app/SendResult.java in the sdk)
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