Save and restore the menu state for Toolbars. This will make sure that
we remember expanded action views and opened overflow menus across
state save/restore.
Remove an extra event post involved in the initial population of
action bar menus. Apparently at some point an extra level of this was
added that isn't necessary. Process any pending menu invalidations
immediately when we perform window state restoration. This makes sure
individual bits of state in action views, etc. are also restored
properly.
Bug 12005461
Change-Id: Icf905698576b11a59641bc319adc62300857906f
PhoneManager
- handlePinMMI docs should explain what a Pin is and what MMI is
- rename isInAPhoneCall to isInCall
- rename showCallScreen to showInCallScreen
- merge this class into TelecommManager, we don't need both
Bug: 16960458
Change-Id: I7d573e27ed093f2ddb7849703cc62f9916835393
- Update layouts/assets to material
- Fix that the virtual keyboard didn't always come up
- Fix window layout of status bar window, so it's above the IME when
on Keyguard
Bug: 16957208
Change-Id: I1785af9ac73103abe6cd9968ed27582fbfc9a1d9
The action taken is dependent on whether the device is in an
interactive state, allowing for interactions to work even when the
device isn't actively being used
Bug: 16292420
Change-Id: I897f4383e7e4766c0bcb6246b41514b46e03a9ac
PolicyControl#disableImmersiveConfirmation to return true as
long as test harness flag is set.
Test harness flag is read via ro.test_harness, and can only be
set to true on builds with root access
Change-Id: I5c2d56e8ea4d5a2972ab42e9a98eb2fce52b11ee
Also fixes a bug that the notify flag was not reset, and fix the
transition for the phone/camera affordance (in these cases, no
animation is needed).
Bug: 15991916
Change-Id: Idbb4fa40f86bda597cd66cc38da838ef4f75514d
- Get rid of ActivityManager.dismissKeyguardOnNextActivity, which was
used for two different things: Dismiss keyguard from somewhere else
(not really necessary anymore), wait to actually dismiss keyguard
after the window behind is drawn. Instead, introduce
keyguardWaitingForActivityDrawn(), and change the semantics where
necessary.
- Make wallpaper_close_enter consistent with task_open_enter and the
Keyguard launch animation.
- Close the panel even on lockscreen when launching a notification.
- Block notification shade updates during the collapsing motion so
notification don't play the disappear animation immediately after
having launched a notification.
Bug: 15991916
Change-Id: I133c177b84e926c87c1a404ba93d633593fec3ab
Also removes the GlobalAction. Also fixes the animation not
being applied to the background of the affordance.
Bug: 15344542
Bug: 16952834
Change-Id: Ie790b40a5d1ba10fa42a793c8cfeaf6687d17c61
- Update unlock animations to new spec to make the consistent with
lockscreen launch animations.
- Introduce disappearing motion for security views which runs before
we actually dismiss Keyguard.
- If a window is running the un-force-hide animation, treat as it
would have the wallpaper flag set so the wallpaper stays until
the animation is completely done.
- Run an animation on the wallpaper if the wallpaper is going away.
Bug: 15991916
Bug: 16234603
Bug: 15326120
Change-Id: I063aa4f269ddcf75b9a705e90f0c3056b541b642
This changes how windowOutsetBottom is applied. Instead of being added to
whatever inset is already set, it overwrites it.
Bug: 16567038
Change-Id: Idedae93b790652e9de0519764ea7a03841f9e8fd
This enables haptic feedback from virtual keys, lift-to-wake,
and long-press power to work as expected on the keyguard.
There doesn't seem to be a good reason for us to block haptic feedback
on keyguard anymore. The PIN, pattern, and password locks already
bypass this check and vibrate and require a swipe to access in
the first place. So there doesn't seem to be much potential
for accidental vibration anymore.
If this becomes a problem then we can investigate more targeted
means to suppress undesired vibration.
Added some debugging code to VibratorService.
Bug: 16535403
Change-Id: Ia7a5d8c35244009db36c358e5cbcbf8cf5d68768
This change adds a new DreamService.wakeUp() method to allow a
dream to wake itself up gently and perform a transition before
finally finishing. The power manager will ask a dream to wake
up gently in most cases but may force it to happen immediately
when necessary.
If the dream takes too long to finish itself then the dream
controller will douse it with water summarily after 5 seconds.
Change-Id: Ib0564c5650cd5a454e1acc5aa91fe46995eecfa7
