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frameworks_base/core/proto
Wale Ogunwale 7a8889a816 Remove Task#numFullscreen & ActivityRecord#sendingToBottom/remove (70/n)
- Task#numberFullscreen was only used in one location where we
needed to figure-out if the task has occluding activities.
Just use the hierarchy to figure that out vs. keeping track of
a variable that adds confusion.
- ActivityRecord#sendingToBottom was used to prevent focus and
orientation changes from activity moved to the bottom, however
since we are traversing the hierarchy from top-to-bottom we
should process activities on-top first vs the onces that have
already moved to the bottom.
- ActivityRecord#remove is no longer needed as the object won't
be connected to the hierarchy when it is removed.

Test: They pass!
Bug: 80414790
Bug: 35699615
Change-Id: I23f6501a65bf745dc0fb819c30543cd21241fa91
2019-11-19 23:37:07 +00:00
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2019-09-23 15:47:29 +00:00
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Conventions for the protos in this directory:

  1. As in the rest of Android, use 4 spaces to indent instead of 2.

  2. For protos based on Java files, use the same package as the Java file. For example, com.android.server.thing instead of com.android.server.thing.proto.

  3. If the proto describes the top level output of dumpsys, it should contain Dump. This makes it easy to understand that the proto is the dumpsys output of a certain service, not the data structure of that service, e.g. WindowManagerServiceDumpProto vs WindowManagerServiceProto.

    • Inner messages whose containing messages have the Proto suffix do not need to have a Proto suffix. E.g:
message FooProto {
    message Bar {
        ...
    }
}
 vs
message FooProto {
    message BarProto {
        ...
    }
}
  1. If the proto represents the structure of an object, it should have Proto as its suffix. Please also include the full package path of the original object as a comment to the proto message.

  2. Include units in the field names. For example, screen_time_ms vs screen_time, or file_size_bytes or file_size_mebibytes vs file_size.

  3. Leave field numbers 50,000 - 100,000 reserved for OEMs.