Instead of posting onDreamingStarted() to a handler from attach(), do
the work immediately. This ensures that the dream is actually in the
expected state when the callback runs. Previously it was possible
for the callback to run after detach() occurred which could cause
exceptions and unexpected behavior. As it happens, there's no need
to post this callback since attach() already runs on the UI thread.
Handle certain races involving the window token lifecycle a little
better. When the dream manager shuts down a dream, it removes the
window token. This can happen before the dream completes its attach()
phase in which case a BadTokenException is thrown. We now handle this
exception and abort the dream in anticipation of receiving a request
to finish it immediately.
Add a safeguard to getDozeHardware() to handle the case where it
might inadvertently be called at the wrong point in the lifecycle.
Bug: 13475612
Bug: 13760290
Change-Id: I9bc9c154370d08d7727b568d398c460a38592099
This change dedupes the various properties that were represented both
in TransformationInfo, and RenderProperties on the native side.
RenderNode (and its associated properties) are now permanently
attached to a View in SW or HW. The native copy of these properties
are their sole representation.
Alpha to come in a later CL.
Also fixed issue with copying RenderNode's transform, and added
support of deleting RenderNodes in software rendering.
Change-Id: Ideb6e7f32b780e87aa1c32637c368356b3eee3a1
Previously OSD name was based on device type. This CL makes it
independent of device type. CEC spec says "A device that implements
more than one type of CEC functionality should respond with the same
OSD name for each logical address. It is recommended that the name
refers to the complete physical product rather than the individual
CEC functionality".
Now the default name comes from system build property. I removed
setOsdName() from aidl for now since it won't be in use.
Change-Id: I3c9fb877fad4bc5efef56268d155a3f37a865fc2
The old logic with waiting for the Keyguard to be drawn assumed that
it is in an own window, and just checked for the visibility. This is
no longer possible as the Keyguard is in the status bar, and the status
bar might have been drawn without the Keyguard. So we have to wait
explicitely until Keyguard told PhoneWindowManager that it has now been
drawn and we can turn on the screen.
In addition, the starting logic of SystemUI is moved into
SystemUIApplication such the we can make sure that the status bar
already exists when the callbacks from PhoneWindowManager reach
KeyguardService. This simplifies the logic a lot.
Bug: 13635952
Change-Id: Ifd6ba795647edcf3501641e39052e4d04bc826fb
Rename the related user concept as profiles.
When returning profiles of a user include the
user as a profile of itself.
Change-Id: Id5d4f29017b7ca6844632ce643f10331ad733e1d
The Zygote class is now in com.android.internal.os. It is
responsible for the vast majority of work before and after
the call to fork(). It calls back into the Runtime via
the new dalvik.system.ZygoteHooks class to allow the Runtime
to perform pre fork cleanup and post fork initialization.
The native code in Zygote.cpp is a direct and straightforward
port of the existing code in art. Most differences are
superficial, for example :
- We use C style logging (ALOGE) instead of stream based
logging.
- We call env->FatalError() instead of using LOG(FATAL)
Change-Id: Ia101fb2af12d23894fe57e4134d2bc6d142e5059
With this CL, the power status of TV/display is keep tracked of
by hdmi cec server part, specfically HdmiCecDevicePlayback.
Turned the HdmiCecDevice to abstract class from which classes of
concrete device type(HdmiCecDevicePlayback, HdmiCecDeviceTV) are
inherited. The display power status code is put in HdmiCecDevicePlayback
only. HdmiCecDeviceTv will have its own logic that manages power status of
devices connected to it. For now it only has a bare minimum code.
Will be worked on in follow up CLs.
Other changes:
- Replaced sendGiveDevicePowerStatus() with isTvOn() so that the status
can be queried by clients.
- Defensively check the availability of HdmiCecService so that
HdmiCecManager.getClient() returns null in case the service couldn't
be initialized. This ensures clients of the service gets the nulled-out
HdmiCecClient when called in the state/configuration where the service
is not available, thus proceed accordingly.
Change-Id: Idaf69e73cfbd639c0b40b1bd4b6146f011246180
