With the original logic, if an app creates a system window, when the
user goes to home screen, the system window will be still there and
become unable to receive input events, because the system window will
be also changed to the stopped state with the app window, and the
current logic of ViewRootImpl forbid a stopped window receiving input
events.
This change prevents assigning the token of the app window to system
windows created by the app, so that when the app goes to the stopped
state, its system windows won't be affected (can still receive input
events).
This change is related to the following changes:
a5d29971f815ed2754a3c3672cd3f741725dedc3
Bug: 24967303
Bug: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=189710
Change-Id: I515e47bafcf39a2b1bdf92f11f623bef8fb6263c
With the original logic, if an app creates a system window, when the
user goes to home screen, the system window will be still there and
become unable to receive input events, because the system window will
be also changed to the stopped state with the app window, and the
current logic of ViewRootImpl forbid a stopped window receiving input
events.
This change prevents assigning the token of the app window to system
windows created by the app, so that when the app goes to the stopped
state, its system windows won't be affected (can still receive input
events).
This change is related to the following changes:
a5d29971f815ed2754a3c3672cd3f741725dedc3
Bug:
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=189710
Change-Id: I515e47bafcf39a2b1bdf92f11f623bef8fb6263c
BUG: 24385082
BUG: 23144425
BUG: 18117279
Run jobs with connectivity constraints as soon as the developer-allotted
delay has expired, rather than waiting for the override deadline. This
is more in tune with what developers expect, although it reduces the
amount of batching the scheduler can theoretically do.
This will also have the side effect of fixing several failing cts
tests that started breaking b/c the signal to 'run connectivity
jobs early' was removed in M and nothing was put in to replace it.
Change-Id: I7e63c2b62f2882ee906f748445bbf10c32e19c5f
(cherry picked from commit aa9843198dec910a581bdc509d3937a9ea6ceca9)
BUG: 24385082
BUG: 23144425
BUG: 18117279
Run jobs with connectivity constraints as soon as the developer-allotted
delay has expired, rather than waiting for the override deadline. This
is more in tune with what developers expect, although it reduces the
amount of batching the scheduler can theoretically do.
This will also have the side effect of fixing several failing cts
tests that started breaking b/c the signal to 'run connectivity
jobs early' was removed in M and nothing was put in to replace it.
Change-Id: I7e63c2b62f2882ee906f748445bbf10c32e19c5f
Re-factor to allow for future format flexibility
Add locale-specific large number thousand separator
Change-Id: If4b7c958b5f5fb7094dd4c10b4532e156e983935
Signed-off-by: Sasha Levitskiy <sanek@google.com>
In order to provide pixel perfect movement of SurfaceViews
'within' other views (e.g. scrolling) we need to be able to
synchronize the attached (parent window) painting with the
movement of the SurfaceView (recall, SurfaceViews are positioned
behind their attached windows and the parent must render a
transparent region for the SurfaceView to appear). Provide
a new WindowManager method to reposition an attaching window
(that is to say, a window which has an attached window like
SurfaceView) and defer the transaction until the parent frame.
SurfaceView is hooked up to use this for movement. This is still
'racy' in the hardware accelerated case as the render thread
could be on either side of dequeing the frame we are working on.
Change-Id: Ic33915043380ab8cd9eb4920e224b35234ed867d
