Previously we only let the icons take up the max width if the
device was in vertical bar layout. For tablets this meant
that the icons would be smaller than the actual window crop.
We want the full width in any cases where the profile width
is greater than the height, so created a new method to check for that.
Bug: 203157974
Test: phone/tablet in portrait/landscape
Change-Id: I467f142bac87ec7c3b369c01f8d9c96ddf74fc76
- We remove the fling completely
- We set damping to 1 for x/y springs so there is no
bounciness, and updated the stiffness and bounds to tighten
up the path to the final location.
- During the animation, we translate all launcher content
down
- When the x/y springs, and rect animator all finish,
we use a spring to bounce the launcher content back up
- Added AppCloseConfig so that the entire animation can
be defined in one location, with getter methods so that
all the involved parties of the animation can access the
current value.
- The animations are all defined linearly, and then
interpolated over using a 3 point curve.
Building behind feature flag as we tune the values.
Bug: 173107751
Test: manual, visual
Change-Id: I83ad0fa2c4234cf30004240d43e191354595adc8
> Using a separate View as icon, instead of the taskView
> Updating swipe animation logic to abstract out FloatingIconView dependency
Change-Id: Ib466262afead11ebe4ca035d589f0382c37e3e97
When we refactored ClipIconView, we never init mIsVerticalBarLayout.
Instead we pass it in along with the rest of the info from FloatingIconView.
Bug: 155039118
Change-Id: Iff93105c512a8e6478dc49d8ab9100fd129af48c
Create new ClipIconView so that the adaptive icon foreground/background can
get clipped properly, and the badge gets drawn separately on top of it.
Bug: 142105172
Change-Id: Ie5d65c20f845d9219fd01daa383f273dde0e096c
Jon Miranda
Sunny Goyal