On sábado, 28 de dezembro de 2013 23:06:13, Jerome Leclanche wrote: > IDEs are a good example of binaries that take their arguments > differently based on the file type, or whether there is a file at all > (eg. an ide normally expects a project file, but some will have a > command line switch to open files in a new project. > That's an excellent example of a type of intent that takes file > arguments: "Open a code file in a new development project".
Ok, that above seems to give me the first idea of what an intent is. I'd have
called it an Action instead, but that's not relevant.
But I still don't understand what the problem is.
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