IMMS#hideSoftInput calls IMMS#setImeWindowVisibilityStatusHiddenLocked
if it is called from not focused client. However this function changes
IMS visibility state and also changes the back key indicator wrongly.
IMMS should just ignore IMMS#hideSoftInput from not-focused client.
As a preparation to fix b/20764441, this CL partially reverts
Ife3a8733b1a1bf43b195ecf4b8c5082b6538d0a0 but shouldn't have any
user-visible UX regressions.
Bug: 20764441
Change-Id: I60963f1474457ff37cca85e262460dca8105acff
PhoneWindow, PhoneLayoutInflater and PhoneFallbackEventHandler decided
to @hide out over in the android.view package after the policy jar was
disbanded. Give them a more appropriate home over in framework that
doesn't imply that they should be accessed from other internal layers
of abstraction.
Bug 19606548
Change-Id: Id07b791d178fa447010b49b24726b52208838e88
When returning a StaticLayout.Builder object to the pool, it is
important to clear everything out. If not, then the object may have
stale state from a previous layout operation. This was causing CTS
test failures and probably other mischief.
Bug: 20636917
Change-Id: I76fb20076ee954fcb476131a8fbe8833d72fbc0d
The auxiliary subtypes should be listed if the input method picker is
opened from NavBar keyboard icon. However there is only
IMM#showInputMethodPicker() API to open input method picker and this is
also used from LockScreen or Settings UI. Auxiliary subtypes should not
be listed there(Id7cf5d122). Thus framework shows auxiliary subtypes
based on IMMS#mInputShown and LockScreen state, but it is not a perfect
solution. If a physical keyboard is connected, the soft input may be
gone. As the result, auxiliary subtypes won't be listed even if it is
opened from NavBar keyboard icon.
To fix this issue, this CL introduces IMM#showInputMethodPicker(boolean)
to be able to decide showing auxiliary subtypes by caller.
Note that IMM#showInputMethodPicker(boolean) is still hidden with @hide.
There is no public API change in this CL.
Bug: 20763994
Change-Id: I1e50ee42838a1bf64a612da4904aa93458d44ea4
Allow a calling app to supply an array of additional Intents to the
system ChooserActivity.
The chooser will present a merged list of targets that can handle any
of the Intents supplied, including both the standard EXTRA_INTENT as
well as any of the intents supplied in EXTRA_ALTERNATE_INTENTS. These are
treated as ordered; EXTRA_INTENT is considered the first/primary
Intent and EXTRA_ALTERNATE_INTENTS are sorted most important first.
Targets are queried for all supplied Intents. If the same component is
returned for more than one Intent, the target is associated with the
most important Intent that matched.
This allows calling apps to supply several different payloads for an
action depending on what the intended targets are able to support. For
example, an app performing ACTION_SEND may supply image/jpeg data to
compatible targets or a hosted web link to targets that only support
text/plain. The user will have the opportunity to pick from a single
merged list of choices using the best available payload, and will not
be bothered with the implementation details of how the payload will be
delivered to the recipient.
If the calling app wishes to provide further disambiguation or
refinement after the user makes a choice, for example to let the user
choose which of the source intents to send from the primary or
alternates, show a progress dialog as a full-resolution version of a
photo is downloaded from the server before being sent along or while
reticulating splines, the caller can supply an IntentSender to
ACTION_CHOOSER including the extra EXTRA_REFINEMENT_INTENT_SENDER.
This should be the IntentSender obtained from a PendingIntent pointing
at an activity to launch to perform the refinement.
The refinement activity should report that it is finished by obtaining
the ResultReceiver from EXTRA_RESULT_RECEIVER. Available intents to
send to the selected target will be contained in EXTRA_INTENT and
EXTRA_ALTERNATE_INTENTS.
To complete the refinement and send the result along to the chosen
target, the refinement activity should select one of the supplied
intents and send it to the ResultReceiver in a Bundle with the key
EXTRA_INTENT and the result code RESULT_OK. To cancel the refinement,
and let the user select another choice, send RESULT_CANCEL.
While refinement activities cannot modify the filterEquals-affecting
fields of the Intent they return, they may modify extras to provide
additional or altered details to the final recipient. These extras
will be filled into the Intent sent to the final target.
Change-Id: I7ad4739eadd1a0e307675847ccf47ea948918a3a
