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Support the getType() content provider method and use the UriMatcher instead to determine which table, mime type and whether it is a single row lookup instead of getPathSegment(). This is more flexible and allows the provider to stop trusting the uris provided by clients.
Add support for foreign keys on android versions which support it, as well as adding support for heirarchical urls so that you can have paths like: /posts/1/comments which refers to all the comments for the post with id 1.
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This is a great change. I already thought about a feature like this. At first sight your changes seem reasonable. But I need some more time to test it. Thank you very much for your contributions. |
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Based on #17 this allows foreign keys and hierarchical uris.
Add support for foreign keys on android versions which support it, as
well as adding support for heirarchical urls so that you can have paths
like: /posts/1/comments which refers to all the comments for the post
with id 1.