also:
- Long press on empty space on workspace now brings up customization tray
- Fixed: while dragging, items appeared to be dropping on folders two cells to the right
- Fixed: Disabling drops on folders when the workspace is shrunken
- Fixed: account for scaling of dragged items when checking if they overlap
with shrunken workspace screens
- Making folder icons dimmable to match shortcuts and widgets
- When deciding with shrunken workspace screen we're dragging to, we now use the closest screen rather than the one that has been overlapped the most
- Refactored drag/add mechanism, removing array of occupied cells from CellInfo
- Removed dead code/variables
- gave mini screens a rounded rect background
- mini screens change color when dragged over
- added a way to specify the active region of dragged items, to allow for clipping of whitespace at borders
- fixed: feedback while dragging was often one cell off
- fixed: bug when adding to almost-full screen
- removed unused classes
Change-Id: I2fbd2aaaee6831b288cca8dec75e7b446068e8d1
For now, it's just a drag target like the delete zone. Once all apps
and the home screen support a selection mode, this (and delete) will
be implemented as buttons in the Contextual Action Bar.
Change-Id: I6bf43d03eefda672ea34c583a7021137da22b184
When dragging an app shortcut, it was possible that we'd show a red rectangle
around a cell occupied by a UserFolder. This shouldn't be possible -- as soon
as that cell becomes the target drop cell, the folder should start handling
the drag and drop events.
Change-Id: I1b7a8b1aa9aeb7e2f1bd51ce8d947c06455e988f
If we're unable to create a bitmap for the drag, e.g. due to
memory pressure, give up.
Bug: 2650809
Change-Id: I5d7360dbb1bd736a629451467e93cccdfc255b67
Michael Jurka
Winson Chung
Patrick Dubroy
Daniel Sandler
Romain Guy
Joe Onorato