Whenever setInterruptionFilter() is called with NONE or ALARMS, the Do Not Disturb mode now shows the current policy (nothing allowed or alarms/media allowed), instead of the normal PRIORITY policy. This policy is read-only in the UI since it cannot be customized.
This should be, or at least become, pretty rare (with small exceptions, apps targeting V that call setInterruptionFilter() will use an implicit mode instead of changing the global zen mode, plus using these filters is quite nonstandard in itself).
Fixes: 361586248
Test: atest & manual (toggling DND via cmd shell)
Flag: android.app.modes_ui
Change-Id: If2439480235d30aa310ad8925341183b9761784c
This will allow us to access it from SystemUI.
Bug: 346519570
Test: builds
Flag: EXEMPT trivial refactor
Change-Id: I5bc480bd4eb0cbf8a26989dd11c064e66e5ee70e
Creates new layout for setting the start & end time, and days of the week, for a schedule-based mode.
This is close to the mocks specified in https://screenshot.googleplex.com/8zmb7PAjjt73VkN, but with the following differences:
- the end time is left-aligned with the center rather than on the right side of the screen. This is a side effect of using LinearLayout to evenly space start & end times, and could in theory be fixed by using a ConstraintLayout, but that option seems to cause times to overlap instead of wrap when display size is cranked up. Could be fixed later.
- no icons yet on either side of the time display
- no Done button. Instead, has the "exit at alarm" switch that exists today.
Have not yet checked how this interacts with TalkBack, etc.
Flag: android.app.modes_ui
Bug: 332730302
Test: ZenModeSetSchedulePreferenceControllerTest, ZenModeExitAtAlarmPreferenceControllerTest, ZenModeSetTriggerLinkPreferenceControllerTest
Test: manual: interacting with UI in normal size, with font & display at minimum and maximum, and in locales (fr) where the first day of the week is a different day
Change-Id: I0b76f55891d6c12fc27720657c9eea6fe42fbafe
