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Merge "Snap to last task if swiping down at a greater Y than X velocity." into tm-qpr-dev

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Brian Isganitis
2022-08-31 02:14:38 +00:00
committed by Android (Google) Code Review
parent bcbba897fc c043d45c42
commit 5166c5da3f
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quickstep/src/com/android/quickstep/AbsSwipeUpHandler.java
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@@ -1077,15 +1077,16 @@ public abstract class AbsSwipeUpHandler<T extends StatefulActivity<S>,
}
private GestureEndTarget calculateEndTargetForFlingY(PointF velocity, float endVelocity) {
final boolean isScrollingToNewTask = isScrollingToNewTask();
// If swiping at a diagonal, base end target on the faster velocity direction.
final boolean willGoToNewTask =
isScrollingToNewTask() && Math.abs(velocity.x) > Math.abs(endVelocity);
final boolean isSwipeUp = endVelocity < 0;
if (!isSwipeUp) {
return isScrollingToNewTask ? NEW_TASK : LAST_TASK;
final boolean isCenteredOnNewTask =
mRecentsView.getDestinationPage() != mRecentsView.getRunningTaskIndex();
return willGoToNewTask || isCenteredOnNewTask ? NEW_TASK : LAST_TASK;
}
// If swiping upward at a diagonal, base end target on the faster velocity direction.
boolean willGoToNewTask =
isScrollingToNewTask && Math.abs(velocity.x) > Math.abs(endVelocity);
if (!mDeviceState.isFullyGesturalNavMode()) {
return (!hasReachedOverviewThreshold() && willGoToNewTask) ? NEW_TASK : RECENTS;
}
@@ -1212,6 +1213,9 @@ public abstract class AbsSwipeUpHandler<T extends StatefulActivity<S>,
duration = Math.max(duration, mRecentsView.getScroller().getDuration());
}
}
} else if (endTarget == LAST_TASK && mRecentsView != null
&& mRecentsView.getNextPage() != mRecentsView.getRunningTaskIndex()) {
mRecentsView.snapToPage(mRecentsView.getRunningTaskIndex(), Math.toIntExact(duration));
}
// Let RecentsView handle the scrolling to the task, which we launch in startNewTask()