PackageInfo

Constant corresponding to auto in the installLocation attribute.

Constant corresponding to internalOnly in the installLocation attribute.

Constant corresponding to preferExternal in the installLocation attribute.

Flag for requestedPermissionsFlags: the requested permission is currently granted to the application.

Flag for requestedPermissionsFlags: the requested permission is required for the application to run; the user can not optionally disable it. Currently all permissions are required.

Array of all <activity> tags included under <application>, or null if there were none. This is only filled in if the flag GET_ACTIVITIES was set.

Information collected from the <application> tag, or null if there was none.

Application specified preferred configuration <uses-configuration> tags included under <manifest>, or null if there were none. This is only filled in if the flag GET_CONFIGURATIONS was set.

Groups of features that this application has requested. Each group contains a set of features that are required. A device must match the features listed in reqFeatures and one or more FeatureGroups in order to have satisfied the feature requirement.

The time at which the app was first installed. Units are as per currentTimeMillis().

All kernel group-IDs that have been assigned to this package. This is only filled in if the flag GET_GIDS was set.

The install location requested by the package. From the installLocation attribute, one of INSTALL_LOCATION_AUTO, INSTALL_LOCATION_INTERNAL_ONLY, INSTALL_LOCATION_PREFER_EXTERNAL

Array of all <instrumentation> tags included under <manifest>, or null if there were none. This is only filled in if the flag GET_INSTRUMENTATION was set.

The time at which the app was last updated. Units are as per currentTimeMillis().

The name of this package. From the <manifest> tag's "name" attribute.

Array of all <permission> tags included under <manifest>, or null if there were none. This is only filled in if the flag GET_PERMISSIONS was set.

Array of all <provider> tags included under <application>, or null if there were none. This is only filled in if the flag GET_PROVIDERS was set.

Array of all <receiver> tags included under <application>, or null if there were none. This is only filled in if the flag GET_RECEIVERS was set.

Features that this application has requested.

Array of all <uses-permission> tags included under <manifest>, or null if there were none. This is only filled in if the flag GET_PERMISSIONS was set. This list includes all permissions requested, even those that were not granted or known by the system at install time.

Array of flags of all <uses-permission> tags included under <manifest>, or null if there were none. This is only filled in if the flag GET_PERMISSIONS was set. Each value matches the corresponding entry in requestedPermissions, and will have the flags REQUESTED_PERMISSION_REQUIRED and REQUESTED_PERMISSION_GRANTED set as appropriate.

Array of all <service> tags included under <application>, or null if there were none. This is only filled in if the flag GET_SERVICES was set.

The shared user ID name of this package, as specified by the <manifest> tag's sharedUserId attribute.

The shared user ID label of this package, as specified by the <manifest> tag's sharedUserLabel attribute.

Array of all signatures read from the package file. This is only filled in if the flag GET_SIGNATURES was set.

The names of any installed split APKs for this package.

The version number of this package, as specified by the <manifest> tag's versionCode attribute.

The version name of this package, as specified by the <manifest> tag's versionName attribute.

Describe the kinds of special objects contained in this Parcelable's marshalled representation.

Returns a string containing a concise, human-readable description of this object. Subclasses are encouraged to override this method and provide an implementation that takes into account the object's type and data. The default implementation is equivalent to the following expression:

   getClass().getName() + '@' + Integer.toHexString(hashCode())

See Writing a useful toString method if you intend implementing your own toString method.

Flatten this object in to a Parcel.