We now correctly throw an IllegalAccessException for non-public accesses,
but we were relying on the old incorrect behavior during inflation. This
CL forces constructors to be accessible so that we emulate the old
behavior and don't crash.
Where we were already doing this, the CL moves the setAccessible() call
immediately after the getConstructor() call, since there's no point in
calling it multiple times.
Bug: 20810495
Change-Id: I63dfcb857e445f688080eea05e86ef22760ed49f
Switch a few places to using android::canvas
instead of SkCanvas as well which eliminated
some JNI
Change-Id: I8f98b56442a06362b82b984cd1bd3a92398d8dbc
A recent optimization assumed that layout_width and layout_height always
had to be defined to successfully generate layout params, but this is not
guaranteed to be true for custom ViewGroups.
Bug: 20267738
Change-Id: If09d346f30c0848b984b9137088f8f3b7617cd08
The gesture is: stylus touching screen + button pressed, the event
is recognized when the button is pressed, not when it's released.
It can be pressed during DOWN or MOVE.
If the stylus touch + press button is occurring longpress cannot
occur and vice versa. Also adds the haptic feedback and accessibility
bits specific to the new gesture.
Bug: 19620479
Change-Id: Ibc4654978ef39e7b4251d17636453d90f3bf622d
Set the bounds on the drawable before getting the view outline for
shadow. Also, reuse the temp outline object in AttachInfo rather than
allocating a new one each time.
Change-Id: I69793d38d60c5b9f9050569f2b22fbc7b90620bf
DeclaredOnClickListener traverses up the context hierarchy until it
either finds the named method or runs out of contexts.
Bug: 19125347
Change-Id: I565348e2a9f5686d5c8041fbc301d44ec04d5703
Duration scale based on screen size was using the area of the screen
excluding system bars to compare with our reference device's screen
size. This caused the following issues:
1) On baseline device (i.e N5) a scaling factor that is not 1 will be
applied to the duration.
2) Scaling on the same device will be different in landscape vs.
portrait, as the system bars take different amounts of space in
different orienations.
This CL fixes both of the above issues.
Bug: 20309042
Change-Id: I9d1d0a471d968bee1330b80f0f69a0066d6a1860
The DisplayEventReceiver and SensorManager event queue both get
leaked when the Looper thread they are attached to dies because
the Java object holds a strong reference to its native peer and
meanwhile the native peer holds a strong reference to the Java
object through JNI.
Fixed the issue by indirecting through a weak reference as was
done for InputEventReceiver some time ago.
Bug: 12455729
Change-Id: I3d80a2a190192d1a2981bf5ae0cad30f0f7688a5
