Re: [android-developers] intent for using a file manager to save a file

2012-08-12 Thread Kristopher Micinski
Did you check openintents? For non standard intents, you can you usually do a "best try" by looking for the common file managers and seeing if they have public intents for you to use, then scan the user's system and see if they have one of those installed, if so you can use it, and if not, you can

Re: [android-developers] intent for using a file manager to save a file

2012-08-12 Thread Jim Graham
On Sun, Aug 12, 2012 at 05:42:34PM -0600, Justin Anderson wrote: > AFAIK there isn't really an intent for this... You would either have to > write your own file explorer or tap into one (or many) existing ones... To > do the latter you would have to contact each developer to find out how they > ex

Re: [android-developers] intent for using a file manager to save a file

2012-08-12 Thread Justin Anderson
AFAIK there isn't really an intent for this... You would either have to write your own file explorer or tap into one (or many) existing ones... To do the latter you would have to contact each developer to find out how they expect to receive the intent data to do that, if they support it at all.

[android-developers] intent for using a file manager to save a file

2012-08-12 Thread Jim Graham
Which intent would I use to allow a user to open a file manager (user's choice), select a path and filename (given a default for each), and save the file (possibly in a new directory chosen/created by the user)? I'm fairly certain I've seen this, but I can't seem to find the right page in the deve