Mangalyan 4 Android

An  Editor Info  is most useful class when you have to deal with any type of user input in your  Android application . For e.g. in login/registration/search operations we can use it for more accurate keyboard input. An editor info class describes several attributes for text editing object that an input method will be directly communicating with edit text contents. Several options which we can use with  EditText IMEOption  are as follows: IME_ACTION_DONE : This action performs a “done” operation for nothing to input and the IME will be closed. IME_ACTION_GO : This action performs a “go” operation to take the user to the target of the text user typed. IME_ACTION_NEXT : This action performs a “next” operation taking the user to next field that will accept text. IME_ACTION_NONE : There is no available action. IME_ACTION_PREVIOUS : This action performs to move to the previous field after “Next” operation is performed. IME_ACTION_SEARCH : This action perfor...

As a  Android developer , you might want to integrate android apps with each other. Do you know how that functions?  Do you possess knowledge about the way in which they communicate?  If no, then for your reference, Android apps possess the ability to integrate as well as communicate with each other. There are ways in which simple data can be sent and received between applications. This can be done by using  Intent APIs  and the  ActionProvider object . In this article we will cover three ways to share simple data. Sending Simple Data to Other Apps Receiving Simple Data from Other Apps Adding an Easy Share Action 1. Sending Simple Data to Other Apps Sending & receiving data between apps is one of the most common uses of Intent. It allows for easy and quick sharing of information. One thumb rule to remember is that while constructing an Intent, it is imperative that you specify the action you want it to trigger. There are numerous actio...

Problem Description Before android marshmallow users have to grant all permissions when they install the application. But with recent release of  Android OS 6.0 (Marshmallow) , users can grant permissions to app while the app is running. This approach streamlines the app install process, since the user does not need to grant permissions when they install the app. System permissions are divided into two categories, 1) Normal Permissions Normal permission do not directly risk the user’s privacy. If you have declare normal permissions in your manifiest, the system will grant your permissions automatically. Some of the normal permissions are, ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE ACCESS_NOTIFICATION_POLICY ACCESS_WIFI_STATE BLUETOOTH INTERNET SET_TIME_ZONE SET_WALLPAPER VIBRATE REQUEST_INSTALL_PACKAGES 2) Dangerous Permissions If you have declared dangerous permissions in your manifiest, the user have to explicitly give approval to your app. Here is the list of some o...