Log out the input events to help debugging unresponsive UI issues.
Examples:
06-15 19:00:53.725 2272 2272 I view_enqueue_input_event: [Motion - Cancel,NavigationBar0]
06-16 02:28:35.318 3650 3650 I view_enqueue_input_event: [Key - Cancel,com.google.android.apps.nexuslauncher/com.google.android.apps.nexuslauncher.NexusLauncherActivity]
Bug: 154660150
Test: Manual test of swiping screen and watch event log.
Change-Id: I08c6be21ec01d9da2c67e2b59c15ba780de227be
A11y service cannot get focus of bubbles because it's not a
System owned display. This patch makes System UI owned display
a trusted display. Moreover, this patch refactors the logic to
identify a trusted display by introducing FLAG_TRUSTED and
removes the trusted display check along with supportsSystemDecorations()
because the check has been included in supportsSystemDecorations().
fixes: 155823002
Bug: 152416787
Test: atest DisplayContentTests
Test: atest WindowFocusTests
Test: atest TaskDisplayAreaTests
Test: atest MultiDisplaySystemDecorationTests
Test: atest DisplayTest
Change-Id: Ie684c6488904e5aa8cae166a455c6d55455e5f55
In some cases, System UI needs to hide navigation bar without any
animation, i.e. transitioning to AOD. This CL creates a method in
insets controller to disable/enable animations.
Fix: 150729581
Test: Enable AOD, and go to AOD from home screen by pressing power key.
Test: Enter/leave bouncer while screen is on.
Change-Id: I3fb7be898b9e615c661d07eca97c9ffcb6bbf8c3
Floating IME or fullscreen IME won't cause insets (except the area
overlapped with navigation bar). It doesn't make much sense to let
apps move the IME at these cases.
Fix: 157777145
Test: atest InsetsSourceConsumerTest
Change-Id: Ibdf5454843c880d7e726a66a8f1107ca511e5025
* The content capture session id should be globally unique
* Before this change, the id is genrated from a static random
number generator created with new Random(). It appears that
it all has the same seed value, so the sequence it generates
is identical across processes
* Ideally the session id should be generated from a center
place to ensure uniqueness (e.g. system server), or be a UUID
which is more unlikely to conflict. We will explore that as
a longer term solution in S
* For now the less invasive solution is to use SecureRandom,
which produces non-deterministic output
* Other approaches tried:
1) new Random(android.os.Process.myPid()). This doesn't work
as the pid value is all the same at static loading time
2) offset the generated number by pid. This will work but the
ids are not so random
3) make Random a non-static variable. This will work but it
creates a new object for every class
Test: manual
Bug: 158714891
Change-Id: I158f45680a961b32f3b01dc4eabb45e7215cdeec
In the new insets world, apps can move system bars while keeping them
visible, which can make the user difficult to access the bars. This CL
lets the user can restore the position of system bars by swipe.
This CL also removes some unnecessary logic and refactors some methods.
Fix: 152194798
Test: Manual test with NewInsetsMainActivity
Change-Id: I81c8a41ca88a403d291186d61ec597c6bc5d3d84
This makes the SysUI visibility callback compatible with the legacy
behavior.
Fix: 158639842
Fix: 158643177
Test: atest LayoutTests#testAddingImmersiveWindow
Change-Id: Ife06f8aab1b9d86790478665a33961d1b613d62d
Don't return the current view when finding the next or previous view.
Bug: 158492287
Test: atest cts/tests/tests/view/src/android/view/cts/FocusFinderTest.java
atest frameworks/base/core/tests/coretests/src/android/view/FocusFinderTest.java
Change-Id: Ib5c1854d1a13b9469ca55dfbf0be61bead47e29e
When the window visiblity changes, SurfaceView gets notified to
release its surface. If an app relayout happens before this
notification, the ViewRootImpl surface will be null and the
SurfaceView will not release it surface.
Fixes: 158469622
Test: go/wm-smoke
Test: repro steps from bug
Test: play with SurfaceView apps
Change-Id: Ia4d5948fd229b2c77700c91691b54561d84290bb
When we notify insets changed, legacy behavior forces us to force
a new measure on the entire hierarchy. However, this can cause
jank in various scenarios.
Make sure that we don't report an insets change if non-observable
state changes.
Test: InsetsStateTest
Test: Swipe up to home while IME open
Bug: 157123435
Change-Id: I9c51066c6489888720b307240d03054cc18c4172