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Fix StatusBarMobileView to use correct shade

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As SignalDrawable now uses a single color to draw, it should get
DualToneHandler#getSingleColor passed to it.

Test: manual on QS Header and launcher (white background). The shade of
gray matches the other icons.
Fixes: 133258347

Change-Id: Id9e324623d0e82753b1a31a7908df9399e75c827
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Fabian Kozynski
2019-05-22 12:16:10 -04:00
parent 738c98232c
commit 8957ededf1
1 changed files with 2 additions and 2 deletions
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packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/statusbar/StatusBarMobileView.java
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@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ public class StatusBarMobileView extends FrameLayout implements DarkReceiver,
return;
}
mMobileDrawable.setTintList(
ColorStateList.valueOf(mDualToneHandler.getFillColor(darkIntensity)));
ColorStateList.valueOf(mDualToneHandler.getSingleColor(darkIntensity)));
ColorStateList color = ColorStateList.valueOf(getTint(area, this, tint));
mIn.setImageTintList(color);
mOut.setImageTintList(color);
@@ -238,7 +238,7 @@ public class StatusBarMobileView extends FrameLayout implements DarkReceiver,
// We want the ability to change the theme from the one set by SignalDrawable in certain
// surfaces. In this way, we can pass a theme to the view.
mMobileDrawable.setTintList(
ColorStateList.valueOf(mDualToneHandler.getFillColor(intensity)));
ColorStateList.valueOf(mDualToneHandler.getSingleColor(intensity)));
mIn.setImageTintList(list);
mOut.setImageTintList(list);
mMobileType.setImageTintList(list);