I would like to add a custom attribute to the application tag of my AndroidManifest.xml file. Is this possible in the Android environment?
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You could go for a SharedPreferences, instead (aka, settings).
You cannot define custom attribute to a predefined tag, but you can add key-value pairs called meta-data.
If anybody needs that for Xamarin (Mono for Android) I couldn't find the constant, but i found the value for it, which is 128.
I used a "for" condition to go through all values from 0 to 1000 and check whenever the MetaData property was not null. lol
Yes. Here's an example. The custom tag is
ContentVersion
.To access it:
In the tag (as well as service and receiver), you can use the tag (http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/meta-data-element.html )
It contains a name and a value or a resource ID.
You retrieve it through the PackageManager.