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47.6 Passing Arguments

Data may be passed from one destination to another during a navigation action by making use of arguments which are declared within the navigation graph file. An argument consists of a name, type and an optional default value and may be added manually within the XML or using the Attributes panel when an action arrow or destination is selected within the graph. In Figure 47-6, for example, an integer argument named contactsCount has been declared with a default value of 0:

Figure 47-6

Once added, arguments are placed within the XML element of the receiving destination, for example:

<fragment

    android:id="@+id/secondFragment"

    android:name="com.ebookfrenzy.navigationdemo.SecondFragment"

    android:label="fragment_second"

    tools:layout="@layout/fragment_second" >

    <argument

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Neil Smyth has over 25 years of experience in the IT industry, including roles in software development and enterprise-level UNIX and Linux system administration. In addition to a bachelor's degree in information technology, he also holds A+, Security+, Network+, Project+, and Microsoft Certified Professional certifications and is a CIW Database Design Specialist. Neil is the co-founder and CEO of Payload Media, Inc. (a technical content publishing company), and the author of the Essentials range of programming and system administration books.
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