Commit a40d2447b6f516116135ee7f126579771ba98a2c made the
case consistently "as for the beginning of a sentence".
This updates the docs to reflect that. Previously the
result depended on the string returned (e.g. "Tomorrow"
was capitalized in English) and the casing varied
within and between locales.
Bug: 20247811
(cherry-picked from commit 0e1c0e11e4)
Change-Id: I7b48958725b32b13bee00347585472f8073e7761
RTM_DELNEIGHs can happen naturally during garbage collection of STALE
entries, as well as when an interface is going down. All other
transitions of interest at this time pass through FAILED.
Bug: 18581716
Bug: 21531726
Change-Id: Ib2a731dd6ad6ece478df6950d4cc7752588328a4
This is the 3rd trial to fix Bug 20820914.
In followig CLs, we have tried to address a input session
leak when the focused view is detached from the focused
window by relying on IMM#focusOut() but failed because of
regressions like Bug 21508503.
- Ib4bd70ce0305a6bde6a929bcc6ad20a2b8402a97
- I219394178e4172bc47864297f1418e677dba25e5
- Id6afc8fc64512225578c62557b96c7dc2e969adf
- Ib1b037594ebbb4ad4cf2d59e21c7a8ca9d8dc930
- I2228ae0c48ad3d9e0b55875f0dcb5ef8c55b0c5f
What we have learned from Bug 21508503 was that re-enabling
IMM#focusOut() probably requires much more work than we
thought. Also relying on IMM#focusOut() might be overkill
because the situation in Bug 20820914 is really special where
the focused view is detached from the focused window hence
we should be able to be fix the issue more conservatively
by closing input session when and only when the focused
view is detached from the focused view, rather than
re-enabling IMM#focusOut() globally.
Bug: 20820914
Change-Id: Iaf3fe2c065b5bf91e49a729ba46262114bb6da88
Added some new callbacks that can be used to more precisely trigger
certain behaviors that need to happen around the time the device
is put to sleep and locked.
Fixed an issue where the going to sleep signal might be sent too
early on devices that don't support ambient mode due to the extra
wakefulness change between DOZING and ASLEEP. We are now track
the early / late interactive change work separately from the rest.
Bug: 21375811
Change-Id: I95387195e216ae92a6e45485bd1bd362e41aa45a
This reverts commit 41bb4953da.
Ib1b037594ebbb4ad4cf2d59e21c7a8ca9d8dc930 caused Bug 21508503.
Since it looks like a timing issue, many other applications
could be affected potentially.
Bug 21508503 implies that re-enabling IMM#focusOut() globally
requires much more work than we thought. Probably the memory
leak found in Bug 20820914 should be addressed in a more
conservative way at the moment, e.g., by plumbing events from
ViewGroup to IMMS.
Bug: 21508503
Bug: 20820914
Change-Id: I2228ae0c48ad3d9e0b55875f0dcb5ef8c55b0c5f
- Migrate the existing calendar attribute in the event condition
from a long calendar id to the calendar account name. More
portable across a backup/restore.
- Also skip restoring transient state (like the current condition
state) from restored automatic rules.
Bug: 17755700
Change-Id: I9bdb421d2209e3ce90873008665c254d67c788d2
This CL checks for the return value for Rect.intersect() for whether
there is actually an intersection before taking the return intersected
rect. In the case of no intersection (Rect.intersect() returns false),
an empty rect will be used as the intersection.
bug: 7368679
Change-Id: Ib874345210c8f62550627544d717e958d46cfe13
TextLine used to use getTextRunAdvances on a substring to compute a
cursor position, but this had a number of problems, especially when
the substring is a wider than the full string (as can happen in
certain Tamil ligatures).
This patch changes the implementation to use getRunAdvance, which was
explicitly designed for this use case.
We should also change Layout.getHorizontal to use the dual
getOffsetForAdvance, but that's basically a performance optimization,
the functionality should be basically equivalent.
Bug: 21125816
Change-Id: I669b85eaecfbf6f7aa6c6a9dddbf1a210eb94571
In the following scenario, the system continues keeping the previous
IME's inset in the display until the new IME shows its window.
1. an IME shows its software keyboard with reporting non-empty inset.
2. the user switches to another IME, which does not show the software
keyboard when it is selected (e.g., because the physical keyboard
is connected.)
This CL tries to address above situation by introducing a new state
flag IMMS#mShouldClearInsetOfPreviousIme to clear the previous IME's
inset when necessary.
Bug: 15922840
Change-Id: Ib04967f39b2529251e4835c42e9f99dba2cf43f2
