A) Hide icons corresponding to the active panel with a
downward push animation. Notes:
1. this animation will now apply any time the status bar
icons are disabled via DISABLE_NOTIFICATION_ICONS.
2. DISABLE_SYSTEM_INFO will now only hide the right hand
icons (system status icons, battery, clock). But you
weren't using it anyway, right?
B) Stop pulling down the panels in response to just a touch
on the status bar. (That should never have worked.) In
general, we now require that a fling proceed more than
10dp to be treated as a fling with velocity (as opposed
to a v=0 fling, or "let-go").
C) If a panel is pulled down more than halfway and then let
go with v=0, it is expanded. If less than halfway, it is
contracted. (Helps fix B) above, plus it just makes good
sense.)
Bug: 7211541 (A)
Bug: 7227237 (B)
Bug: 7228541 (B)
Change-Id: I5662269b753376804bf629239835dc212716d5c3
+ Finally implemented LO in the top status bar.
+ Tightened up LO animations on nav bar (swap icons for dots
all at once rather than in sequence).
Bug: 6374406 (status bar lights out)
Bug: 5854958 (tighten up)
Change-Id: Id1393cef0b4281e062c1704d916843641da19dc4
The status bar now extends behind the nav bar, and uses
fitsSystemWindows to ensure its content is not covered. We
always report a stable content insets (as if the nav bar is
visible) even if the nav bar is hidden, so the content doesn't
jump when transitioing. This does mean that if you only hide
the nav bar (and not the status bar), when in landscape you
will end up with a status bar whose right side still leaves
room for the nav bar. But why the hell would you want to do
that?
Also improve documentation on setSystemUiVisibility().
Change-Id: I8087d875f1214ef0085a91b5ed5c2f35ff2fc1b3
In fact, there's even more going on here. Icons were
appearing cut off because of the unusual width of icons on
the right-hand side of the status bar; we now take extra
steps to ensure that the IconMerger is only wide enough to
show an integral number of icons. But that causes problems
with the rest of the status bar the IconMerger makes itself
thinner than the overall layout requires, so there's now a
containing layout to absorb the additional horizontal space
properly.
Bug: 5136545
Change-Id: I8c4d1ee2bcd976c452510b33c196fbe0c3e8c660
Text that is supposed to go in the status bar must be sized
in dp, because the bar doesn't get bigger when the user text
scale increases.
Bug: 5108533 // related
Change-Id: I36c3f750ec78562555d4bbe68d601d18250e36ec
Also use the same style for the date in the phone
notification panel (which already had the same net
appearance).
Bug: 5231182
Change-Id: Ie0b44c2b9021a4f6ad56b0e1a78fdc9d8cf16f88
When showing lockscreen, hide clock and navigation. Clean up logic
to be easier to understand.
Bug: 5112812
Change-Id: I20e3563aa36644db678c7839d47f01f223fe8d37
The signal strength, network type & flow indicator, and
battery have all been moved out of the policy and into the
status bar implementation itself, mirroring the change on
tablets. This means that they no longer use status bar icon
slots but instead are bespoke layouts and views.
GPS has also been removed and will return as a notification
(again, as was done in the Honeycomb tablet UI).
Bug: 4691638
Change-Id: I60df4871209b64209bfc5b3bf398651cc2e77b24
Artwork is FPO but serviceable enough. Many hardcoded font
colors & styles were moved to styles.xml where they belong.
AM/PM finally given the old heave-ho (but configurable in
StatusBarPolicy.java).
Notification content remains on a light-gray background for
now (so as not to screw up custom RemoteViews) but status
icons will definitely need across-the-board rework to look
better against a dark background.
(Re-integrated on top of new status bar code.)
Change-Id: Ia180b3c2ba8e23c9a2f50cf46f98f12958022b53
