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Android example source code file (README.txt)
The README.txt Android example source codeRings Extended v1.0: A ringtone picker replacement. This application provides a replacement for the standard ringtone picker included in the Android system, allowing it to be used for selecting the default ringtone and notification, specific per-contact ringtones, per-app ringtones, and alarms. There are two parts to the application: (1) RingsExtended.java is the main application, which is run when the user needs to pick a ringtone. It provides information about the current ringtone and basic options available for it (silent, use default, keep current), an item to run the built-in ringtone picker, and one or more additional items for every activity in the system that can return an audio file that can be played. (2) MusicPicker.java is a generic activity for selecting one of the music tracks on the device. This is needed because Android does not currently come with a standard UI for this. Note that RingsExtended has no built-in knowledge about MusicPicker: it just asks who can return audio content, one of which happens to be MusicPicker. Other Android examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this Android README.txt source code file: |
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