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Merge "Do not apply taskbar insets for overlay case." into tm-dev

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TreeHugger Robot
2022-04-23 10:04:12 +00:00
committed by Android (Google) Code Review
parent 408b90ffad c6b845dee3
commit 33a3299540
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services/core/java/com/android/server/wm/LetterboxUiController.java
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@@ -332,25 +332,29 @@ final class LetterboxUiController {
if (windowSurface != null && windowSurface.isValid()) {
Transaction transaction = mActivityRecord.getSyncTransaction();
final InsetsState insetsState = mainWindow.getInsetsState();
final InsetsSource taskbarInsetsSource =
insetsState.peekSource(InsetsState.ITYPE_EXTRA_NAVIGATION_BAR);
if (!isLetterboxedNotForDisplayCutout(mainWindow)
|| !mLetterboxConfiguration.isLetterboxActivityCornersRounded()) {
|| !mLetterboxConfiguration.isLetterboxActivityCornersRounded()
|| taskbarInsetsSource == null) {
transaction
.setWindowCrop(windowSurface, null)
.setCornerRadius(windowSurface, 0);
return;
}
final InsetsState insetsState = mainWindow.getInsetsState();
final InsetsSource taskbarInsetsSource =
insetsState.getSource(InsetsState.ITYPE_EXTRA_NAVIGATION_BAR);
Rect cropBounds = null;
// Rounded corners should be displayed above the taskbar. When taskbar is hidden,
// an insets frame is equal to a navigation bar which shouldn't affect position of
// rounded corners since apps are expected to handle navigation bar inset.
// This condition checks whether the taskbar is visible.
if (taskbarInsetsSource.getFrame().height() >= mExpandedTaskBarHeight) {
// Do not crop the taskbar inset if the window is in immersive mode - the user can
// swipe to show/hide the taskbar as an overlay.
if (taskbarInsetsSource.getFrame().height() >= mExpandedTaskBarHeight
&& taskbarInsetsSource.isVisible()) {
cropBounds = new Rect(mActivityRecord.getBounds());
// Activity bounds are in screen coordinates while (0,0) for activity's surface
// control is at the top left corner of an app window so offsetting bounds