Previously, if you selected a photo to set as the wallpaper multiple times, it
kept adding temporary wallpaper tiles that were all identical. Now it reuses the
same tile, updating the thumbnail and wallpaper if the Uri happens to point to a
new image (such as if a photo is renamed).
Change-Id: Ib05c9db4e1fd17226b503174f25add3368158b11
(cherry picked from commit f970ee5cdc)
Since power save mode (introduced in Lollipop, also known as battery saver)
disables animations, the ReorderPreviewAnimation looks bad - instead of
displaced folders subtly and smoothly moving up and down, they violently jump
between up and down positions in rapid succession. Setting the animation to not
repeat in this case avoids this issue.
Bug: 23675090
Change-Id: I8149610af75e7023dca28a942b3447228083cd33
(cherry picked from commit 9e0702f4af)
To get the crop, the wallpaper is first scaled down as much as possible (i.e.
until either the width or height matches that of the device screen), then a
center crop is performed (the excess width or height is chopped off). The
preview's parallax was previously incorrect if the width was the victim of this
cropping, because in that case the parallax started and ended at a different
point than in the actual wallpaper. This is fixed by adjusting the parallax of
the preview to match the final crop.
The end result is that all wallpaper previews match the actual wallpaper upon
setting, except for the default wallpaper because it follows a different flow.
Bug: 23568800
Change-Id: I82b7ba506d51ee4b3812af5fbdf95d3303b37aef
- Now that we are debouncing the workspace state, we were no longer resetting
the all apps view when the screen turns off when the user is already on the
workspace.
Bug: 23759455
Change-Id: I996b595945de96ae6ff2344349027d4722921984
This is less prone to error, because calling setParallaxOffset() multiple times
will always lead to the same result. Plus, this works regardless of whether
moveToLeft() was called first.
While the parallax offset ensures that previews of built-in wallpapers match
the actual wallpaper you get upon saving, it does not work in all cases.
Specifically, it does not work for a couple (1 or 2 on the devices I've tested)
of the larger built-in wallpapers. However, this seems to be due to a mismatch
between the size of the preview wallpaper and the actual wallpaper (the latter
is larger). This sounds like a separate bug.
Bug: 23568800
Change-Id: I69afa3f8cc59c77e9c4c25e29e8db8c4beb87462
Since power save mode (introduced in Lollipop, also known as battery saver)
disables animations, the ReorderPreviewAnimation looks bad - instead of
displaced folders subtly and smoothly moving up and down, they violently jump
between up and down positions in rapid succession. Setting the animation to not
repeat in this case avoids this issue.
Bug: 23675090
Change-Id: I8149610af75e7023dca28a942b3447228083cd33
When "Wallpapers" is selected from the overlay, the current wallpaper parallax
offset is sent to the WallpaperPickerActivity as an Intent extra. The CropView
then uses that offset when previewing new wallpapers to ensure the preview looks
exactly the same as the actual wallpaper will when set.
Note that this fix doesn't seem to work for DefaultWallpaperInfo - that will
come in a future CL.
Bug: 23568800
Change-Id: I41c5bbbfdabfeb4e20d77e9b5804842a03211edf
- The regression was introduced in scroll bar changes ag/751628, but
unlike AllApps, the WidgetsRecyclerView can have an unbound model.
Bug: 23689784
Change-Id: Ibd3d5bcbafab0ada9a372fa00acaa45809ce720d
- When LauncherModel loads for the first time, the full set of widget package
icons are loaded, which loads and stores full resolution icons even if low-res
icons are requested. This CL ensures that if we query for package icons, the
low res icon is returned if it is requested, only loading the high-res icons
when the user goes into the widgets tray.
Bug: 22797443
Change-Id: I45cd23c302c5e654ba7e0306a4b07b2fbeb70d2b
> Moving different tiles to individual classes
> Moving some utility methods to corresponding tile classes
> No functionality change
Change-Id: I493cf309f4e3d817a9300be004c475d208f8dadb
Previously, if you selected a photo to set as the wallpaper multiple times, it
kept adding temporary wallpaper tiles that were all identical. Now it reuses the
same tile, updating the thumbnail and wallpaper if the Uri happens to point to a
new image (such as if a photo is renamed).
Change-Id: Ib05c9db4e1fd17226b503174f25add3368158b11
Tony Wickham
Winson
Sunny Goyal
Ivan Lee