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Make proc stats UI app-centric instead of process-centric.

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The UI now shows a much simpler overview of memory use for
the current measured duration, computing the weighted RAM
user per application.  (This is done basically by rolling up
each individual process into an app that can contain multiple
processes, and using the recently introduced weighted RAM for
all data processing.)

The details screen is updated to reflect this new design,
showing an overview of a particular application, which
separate entries for each process running for that app.

Change-Id: I47d79c30086d733eb37440a6c21b18a92b767d01
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Dianne Hackborn
2015-01-30 18:19:38 -08:00
parent 7221a6bcaa
commit b94079a704
8 changed files with 647 additions and 397 deletions
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src/com/android/settings/applications/ProcessStatsPreference.java
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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ import com.android.settings.R;
import com.android.settings.Utils;
public class ProcessStatsPreference extends Preference {
private ProcStatsEntry mEntry;
private ProcStatsPackageEntry mEntry;
private int mProgress;
private CharSequence mProgressText;
@@ -51,18 +51,19 @@ public class ProcessStatsPreference extends Preference {
setLayoutResource(R.layout.preference_app_percentage);
}
public void init(Drawable icon, ProcStatsEntry entry) {
public void init(Drawable icon, ProcStatsPackageEntry entry) {
mEntry = entry;
setIcon(icon != null ? icon : new ColorDrawable(0));
}
public ProcStatsEntry getEntry() {
public ProcStatsPackageEntry getEntry() {
return mEntry;
}
public void setPercent(double percentOfWeight, double percentOfTime) {
public void setPercent(double percentOfWeight, double percentOfTime, long memory) {
mProgress = (int) Math.ceil(percentOfWeight);
mProgressText = Utils.formatPercentage((int) percentOfTime);
//mProgressText = Utils.formatPercentage((int) percentOfTime);
mProgressText = Formatter.formatShortFileSize(getContext(), memory);
notifyChanged();
}