When ContactHeaderWidget.bindFromPhoneNumber is called with a number
that's not in contacts, onQueryComplete takes a path that doesn't hide
fields that don't apply to the current phone number. As a result, the
user sees the new number, but old data from the previous display (such
as the facebook status). With this change, those fields are hidden.
Fixes bug 2336977.
Change-Id: Ib6253c18dc58c3d28b463c87d5d195a84d613600
This provides a quick fix for http://b/2298803 (if the
in-call UI comes up while the user is holding the
windowshade, the shade sticks in place and the display
becomes unresponsive).
Merged from master (I92a824fe).
TODO: safely restore code to animate the shade closed rather
than simply causing it to disappear.
Change-Id: I53dc76fdfe86636f30f37a223a88d27a5766d3eb
Add new config values to AudioSystem::FOR_DOCK force usage to differenciate car and desk docks.
Use a receiver for the sticky Intent.ACTION_DOCK_EVENT in AudioService to detect the type
of dock and select force usage accordingly.
Modified AudioFlinger duplicating output thread so that audio tracks are not mixed until both outputs (A2DP and hardware) have exited standby mode. This avoids to have one output far ahead of the other and audio frames dropped because the compensation mechanism cannot keep up.
Also calculate the maximum wait time in OutputTrack::write() based the on smallest frame count of all output threads instead of the frame count of the thread the OutputTrack is connected to. This avoids starving the thread with the smallest frame count by waiting too long on the other thread.
Since the frame count was reduced on hardware output to reduce latency the difference between A2DP and hardware outputs frame counts had become problematic.
Also increased the number of overflow buffers to cope with bigger timing differences among outputs.
The problem was a black first frame when creating a surface, or a
garbage frame when the surface was resized.
The cause was lack of synchronization between the render thread and the
UI thread. The UI thread would typically return before the render thread
had a chance to draw its first frame.
The fix was to make the UI thread wait until at least one frame had been
rendered by the rendering thread.
The waiting is done in the surfaceChanged method because we know
that surfaceChanged will be called in both the surface created
and surface changed cases.
* changes:
docs: add "required" attribute to the <uses-feature> docs and add a note to the CAMERA permission stating that it enables the <uses-feature> for camera. This is an incrimental update for the 2.0.1 docs. More changes to come for the 2.1 docs to include more features
and add a note to the CAMERA permission stating that it enables
the <uses-feature> for camera.
This is an incrimental update for the 2.0.1 docs. More changes
to come for the 2.1 docs to include more features
* changes:
docs: update the Bluetooth guide with links to the sample app, scrub the sibling files, and revise the Bluetooth package summary to point to the BT dev guide.
This may fix the issue, but we have no repro steps so no way to
make sure.
What appeared to be going on was that the emergency dialer was
created, but still had the starting preview window above it. We
were stuck in this state because the preview window didn't have
the "hide lock screen" flag set, so the lock screen would never
be removed, and thus we would never take care of finishing the
show of the emergency dialer (because it was not visible) and
thus not remove the starting window.
The solution here is to simply propagate the lock flags up to the
starting window.
Change-Id: I6da9f6494537f0661d9d230664ebf745c293ea7d
Bluez sends SINK_STATE_CHANGE before onAgentAuthorize, so
we may be already in CONNECTING state. This will happen with
some A2DP kits which don't like us connecting and thus we will
never be able to connect to them.
Bug:2335345
Dr No: Hiroshi
* changes:
docs: fix some typos in the manifest docs samples and remove the "one or more of" phrase from the syntax snippet because it interferes with the syntax coloring.
