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- Selecting a resource
- Management of the conversion type
Retrieves information of a URI resource. Sintaxis
<Result> = URIGetInfo(<URI> , <Information>)
<Result>: Character string or Integer Requested information. If an error occurs, the ErrorOccurred variable is set to True. To get more details on the error, use ErrorInfo. <URI>: URI or Character string variable Name of the URI variable or character string that identifies the resource being handled. <Information>: Integer constant Requested type of information:
| | uriInfoConversionType | MIME types (and corresponding file extensions) into which the resource can be converted when being exported. In this case, <Result> will correspond to a character string in the following format:
<Type MIME> + TAB + <Extension> Example: "application/pdf + TAB + pdfIf the function returns several types, they will be separated by CR. For more details, see the Remarks of this page. | uriInfoName | Name of the resource (without extension). | uriInfoOriginType | Original MIME type of the resource and corresponding file extension. In this case, <Result> will correspond to a character string in the following format:
<Type MIME> + TAB + <Extension> Example: "application/pdf + TAB + pdf | uriInfoSize | Size of the resource. <Result> will correspond to an integer: - Size of the resource (in bytes).
- -1 if the size is not known or cannot be retrieved.
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Observaciones Selecting a resource To select a resource and get its URI, use URISelect. Management of the conversion type The constant uriInfoConversionType makes it possible to retrieve the MIME types in which the resource can be converted. This information is especially useful when using URIToFile and URIToBuffer to determine the format in which the resource will be retrieved. Indeed, when selecting a resource that does not come from the device's file system, the content provider that manages the resource may need to convert it. This is usually the case if no application on the device can manage the original format of the resource. If the resource can be exported without conversion, URIGetInfo will return the same value as with the constant uriInfoOriginType. Example: a Microsoft Word file (.doc or.docx) is selected using URISelect. This file is on Google Drive and no application on the device can handle this type of document. When saving this resource, the content provider will automatically convert this resource to PDF format. In this case, URIGetInfo used with the constant uriInfoConversionType will return the following string: "application/pdf + TAB + .pdf". Componente: wd300android.aar
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