Closed ansman closed 9 years ago
It was done this way because you are supposed to always use the constants defined above.
Well, in a multi process environment this isn't possible.
This is interesting, can you tell me more about what you are doing?
We would like to expose our content provider to the outside so that other apps may access it.
I see. I didn't think of that case, and I think you are absolutely right, it will be a problem with the ==. I will fix it asap and make a new release (PR welcome if you want accelerate the process a bit :) ).
I'll make a pull request then :) Thanks!
The columns class for a table uses
==
to check string equality inhasColumns
, is this intentional because it would seem risky to do this if the content provider will be used in a cross process environment.