1. Since we added explicit accessibility focusable attribute when
adding focusables views that do so should call this method. Some
views were not updated to do so.
bug:6581924
Change-Id: Id64c0b2d76e5269ebf3fbe17203e73b174bdb843
* commit 'd070e3daa484a2265cb9fdb57af10d31bbb2e9f4':
Revert "Make the protectionLevel of framework permissions consistent and related to sensitive user data. Dangerous permissions are applied only where sensitive user data may be exposed."
This is just the initial state tracking. Still to go is
actually triggering Bluetooth A2DP correctly and tracking
process state in the system server.
Change-Id: I33031d52799d6e2d7208910da833831085cc3677
1. If a new brightness animation is started while an unrelated one is
ongoing complete the old animation immediately. Unrelated means that
the old and new animations apply to different devices (button,
keyboard, or screen).
2. Do not interpret turning off the keyboard or button lights as
turning off the screen in isScreenTurningOffLocked().
Fixes bug 6519847.
Change-Id: I53a20951036bcdb793daeff84a9ebeed44be01fc
LayoutTransition runs changing animations on all objects that change between
now and the next layout. This works in most normal situations, but when a container
is becoming visible, or being added to its container, or other first-time situations,
then some of the views and parent hierarchy may be of size (0,0). The user really
shouldn't need to see an animation up from these nonsense values, so we just
skip running the animation on these objects and simply place the objects where they
need to go.
Issue #6597648 view should not animate up from size (0,0)
Change-Id: I2c355a68bf1ce3b41fbec01ad95c78d83562ba32
During Setup (0 == Settings.Secure.DEVICE_PROVISIONED)
there's no reason to show notifications, unless they're
coming from the platform (and therefore essential to the
setup process), like the IME switcher.
We also disable the settings button and ticker while the
device is not provisioned.
Bug: 6355011
Change-Id: I1522f0c0fed3f2f95a36bd71d051248e12f0a1f8
This provides the means to replace the assist icon shown in keyguard and the
navigation gesture for assist. It's done by adding metadata called
"com.android.systemui.action_assist_icon" to the activity that handles
android.intent.action.ASSIST. It should point to a StateListDrawable
in that package with the required states. For example:
<meta-data android:name="com.android.systemui.action_assist_icon"
android:resource="@drawable/ic_android_systemui_action_assist" />
And then something like this in drawable/ic_android_systemui_action_assist.xml :
<selector xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android">
<item android:state_enabled="true"
android:state_active="false"
android:state_focused="false"
android:drawable="@drawable/ic_action_assist_normal" />
<item android:state_enabled="true"
android:state_active="true"
android:state_focused="false"
android:drawable="@drawable/ic_action_assist_activated" />
<item android:state_enabled="true"
android:state_active="false"
android:state_focused="true"
android:drawable="@drawable/ic_action_assist_focused" />
</selector>
Change-Id: Ibc29360e179fed68253ff06a07b1bb2b982d0dab
1. The long press routine was using the coordintates of the
accessibility focused item in the input focused window.
As a result double tap and hold did not work in a window
that does not take input focus such as the system bar.
Now the routine is using the last touch explored location
if it cannot find accessibility focus in the last touched
window.
bug:6584438
Change-Id: Ifd43adb20a066f389a9d4bd5716dd7ad834dd574
Specifically: don't do it if the package is enabled at the
time the PACKAGE_CHANGED broadcast is sent. (We only want to
cancel notifications when packages enter the disabled
state.)
Bug: 6589355
Change-Id: Iba754cef27e2bdff35a13e403a867933c996f562
Pulling down the notification window set the navigation bar view to
"slippery", but this view is NULL on some devices such as Crespo.
The fix simply makes it a no-op in this case.
Change-Id: I720a257c1715febda5932d50906c5dddbca2b312
