ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Im

MIME type used when storing this in data table.

Add this query parameter to a URI to get back row counts grouped by the address book index as cursor extras. For most languages it is the first letter of the sort key. This parameter does not affect the main content of the cursor.

 Example:

 import android.provider.ContactsContract.Contacts;

 Uri uri = Contacts.CONTENT_URI.buildUpon()
          .appendQueryParameter(Contacts.EXTRA_ADDRESS_BOOK_INDEX, "true")
          .build();
 Cursor cursor = getContentResolver().query(uri,
          new String[] {Contacts.DISPLAY_NAME},
          null, null, null);
 Bundle bundle = cursor.getExtras();
 if (bundle.containsKey(Contacts.EXTRA_ADDRESS_BOOK_INDEX_TITLES) &&
         bundle.containsKey(Contacts.EXTRA_ADDRESS_BOOK_INDEX_COUNTS)) {
     String sections[] =
             bundle.getStringArray(Contacts.EXTRA_ADDRESS_BOOK_INDEX_TITLES);
     int counts[] = bundle.getIntArray(Contacts.EXTRA_ADDRESS_BOOK_INDEX_COUNTS);
 }
 

The array of group counts for the corresponding group. Contains the same number of elements as the EXTRA_ADDRESS_BOOK_INDEX_TITLES array.

TYPE: int[]

The array of address book index titles, which are returned in the same order as the data in the cursor.

TYPE: String[]

This column should be populated with one of the defined constants, e.g. PROTOCOL_YAHOO. If the value of this column is PROTOCOL_CUSTOM, the CUSTOM_PROTOCOL should contain the name of the custom protocol.

Return a CharSequence that best describes the given protocol, possibly substituting the given CUSTOM_PROTOCOL value for PROTOCOL_CUSTOM.

Return the string resource that best describes the given PROTOCOL. Will always return a valid resource.

Return a CharSequence that best describes the given type, possibly substituting the given LABEL value for TYPE_CUSTOM.

Return the string resource that best describes the given TYPE. Will always return a valid resource.