Add "inline" constant to RecognizerResultsIntent.

     * {@link #EXTRA_VOICE_SEARCH_RESULT_URLS}, if available, or else should execute a search of

     * its own choosing, based on the recognition result string.

     * 

     * Currently this html content should be expected in the form of an "inline:" uri for the

     * Browser. In the future this may change to a "content://" uri or some other identifier.

     * Anyone who reads this extra should confirm that a result is in fact an "inline:" uri and

     * back off to the urls or strings gracefully if it is not, thus maintaining future backwards

     * compatibility if this changes.

     * Currently this html content should be expected in the form of a uri with scheme

     * {@link #URI_SCHEME_INLINE} for the Browser. In the future this may change to a "content://"

     * uri or some other identifier. Anyone who reads this extra should confirm that a result is

     * in fact an "inline:" uri and back off to the urls or strings gracefully if it is not, thus

     * maintaining future backwards compatibility if this changes.

     * 

     * @hide not to be exposed immediately as the implementation details may change

     */

     */

    public static final String EXTRA_VOICE_SEARCH_RESULT_HTML_BASE_URLS =

            "android.speech.extras.VOICE_SEARCH_RESULT_HTML_BASE_URLS";

    /**

     * The scheme used currently for html content in {@link #EXTRA_VOICE_SEARCH_RESULT_HTML}.

     * 

     * @hide not to be exposed immediately as the implementation details may change

     */

    public static final String URI_SCHEME_INLINE = "inline";

}