Currently EditableInputConnection#requestUpdateCursorAnchorInfo
never returns false unless InputMethodManager is somehow
unavailable.
This is problematic, especifially when we add a new flag to
EditableInputConnection#requestUpdateCursorAnchorInfo in a
future release.
With this CL, #requestUpdateCursorAnchorInfo does nothing and
immediately returns false when one ore more unknown bits are
specified.
BUG: 17324806
Change-Id: I5601714b481e8efa0ad3337c0d093cfcf55eade3
Even though we've grabbed the underlying FD, the PFD could be GC'ed
and when finalized it would end up closing the underlying FD. This
fix ties the PFD object lifecycle to the returned OutputStream.
Bug: 17183379
Change-Id: Ibee8f4cf78fee357181a250d15f2a653294b2877
When all space is consumed in a Toolbar by other views the special
shared title/subtitle margins shouldn't be added to the running
position during layout.
Bug 17253638
Change-Id: I179fcbf286fa68fd8df6e25bb1879bccbf1532ed
This bug happens because <Set System Audio Mode> is arrived
before <Give System Audio Mode Status>'s send result callback
is called in service thread. We do set internal state
on callback resut.
This change sets state when we send command.
Along with this, add more debug log to help future debugging.
Bug: 17309726
Change-Id: I0e41f684372a4c8891a90f724944227fc689e053
- Remove uncessarry logic in buildTvInputListLocked().
(No longer needed because we removed availability.
Verified the bug case, b/15738607, does not happen without this logic.)
- Rename member variables in XXXState classes.
- Define SessionCallback for consistency.
Change-Id: I49642c909ad7f77d97d1d90670c7bb7c2b12cda8
Now it can identify layering violations, like when something deep in
android.os depends on android.app.
Change-Id: I94606c642195b3ed7558ff6979ed4a181cd85fa2
Fleshes out the javadoc a bit more instead of just a reference to
the description of the methods in Activity.
bug:17198774
Change-Id: I24afe1c5d9f2e46e201c84072a6b34a619867889
Detects common public API mistakes, making it easy to quickly scan
across all changes in a new API level.
Builds in-memory representation of the current API, then runs various
detectors over the classes. It collects failures, and can ignore
known failures from a previous API level.
Example usage:
$ python frameworks/base/tools/apilint/apilint.py \
frameworks/base/api/current.txt \
prebuilts/sdk/api/21.txt
Change-Id: Ie1f88894baf9f79e4b11e78c47f848ea5e25fc25
