http://blog.csdn.net/think_soft/article/details/7578760
Syntax (SYNTAX):
<permission-groupAndroid:Description="string Resource"
Android:icon="drawable Resource"
android:label = string resource "
android:name =" String "/>
Included in (CONTAINED in):
<manifest>
Description (DESCRIPTION):
Declares a logical grouping name for the associated permission. Separate permissions are added by the Permissiongroup attribute of the <permission> element to the group of permissions. The members of the same group are shown together in the user's interface.
It is important to note that the element itself does not declare a permission, it is simply a classification that places the relevant permissions. For information about declaring permissions and grouping of permissions, see the <permission> element.
Properties (ATTRIBUTES):
Android:description
This property is used to define a user-readable descriptive text for a permission group. This text should be longer and more detailed than the label. This property must refer to a string resource, not the same as the Label property, and it is not able to use the native string.
Android:icon
This property defines an icon that represents the permission. This property is defined using a drawing resource that contains the picture definition.
Android:label
This property defines a user-readable name for the permission group. For ease of development, this property can be set directly using the native string at development time. However, when an application is formally published, it should be set using a string resource so that it can be localized like any other string in the user interface.
Android:name
This property defines the name of the permission group, which is the name of the Permissiongroup property that can be assigned to the <permission> element.
Introduced version (introduced in):
API Level 1
Androidmanifest.xml file Details (permission-group)