Default application on Android
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Hi,
I modified my AndroidManifest.xml so that I can choose my application to open files on Android. My application starts but I don't know how I can get path to the file I should open. On Windows or Linux I use QCoreApplication::arguments() to get command line arguments. But on Android I only get from this function the path to my application (more exactly the .so library).
What should be the correct solution to get the file path on Android? Thank you.
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Hi,
I modified my AndroidManifest.xml so that I can choose my application to open files on Android. My application starts but I don't know how I can get path to the file I should open. On Windows or Linux I use QCoreApplication::arguments() to get command line arguments. But on Android I only get from this function the path to my application (more exactly the .so library).
What should be the correct solution to get the file path on Android? Thank you.
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It is not really important where the file is located. Of course it should be a readable location.
I'm afraid Android doesn't support command line parameters. A searched for Android solutions and it seems it uses an Intent to let your application now that it should open a file. But I don't know how should I transfer this information from the main activity to my C++ part.
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It is not really important where the file is located. Of course it should be a readable location.
I'm afraid Android doesn't support command line parameters. A searched for Android solutions and it seems it uses an Intent to let your application now that it should open a file. But I don't know how should I transfer this information from the main activity to my C++ part.
@vlada said in Default application on Android:
I'm afraid Android doesn't support command line parameters. A searched for Android solutions and it seems it uses an Intent to let your application now that it should open a file. But I don't know how should I transfer this information from the main activity to my C++ part.
That reflects my impression.
Did you try to open a file somewhere?
Possible location may be found with an external file explorer/manager for example such as total commanderAlso it might be good to check on google's Qt android forum