Merge commit '5496db047df21a44280c56984dbc296e2a1d7968'
* commit '5496db047df21a44280c56984dbc296e2a1d7968':
Fix Bluetooth device name max length checking.
Merge commit '59091c08f4d0ad8f42013f58ce9bd23ac3306336' into gingerbread-plus-aosp
* commit '59091c08f4d0ad8f42013f58ce9bd23ac3306336':
Fix Bluetooth device name max length checking.
The Bluetooth device name has a maximum length of 248 bytes in UTF-8
encoding. The settings app previously limited the Bluetooth device
name entered by the user based on the number of characters, which is
incorrect when the name includes non-ASCII characters.
Created a new Utf8ByteLengthFilter class for BluetoothNamePreference
which counts UTF-8 bytes instead of Unicode characters, along with
unit tests.
We can move Utf8ByteLengthFilter into the framework in the future
if it would be useful elsewhere in the system or for applications.
Change-Id: I9debface09659f09d750f3bfe8ad6ddfd34c75c5
Added a base class SettingsPreferenceFragment from which the settings activities should
be derived so that they can behave like fragments. It contains some commonly called
utility methods and dialog conversion to DialogFragment.
Some of the top-level activities can be launched directly without the left pane.
Settings.java acts as a proxy activity that contains just that settings fragment without
the left pane.
There are still a lot of second and third level activities that need to be fragmentized.
This is just the first pass to test the 2-pane layout.
The Settings application now provides a hook that can be used by an
operator or a vendor specific application to add an activity of choice
in the settings menu.
Change-Id: Id55da9fd4262bbfc6a5abf863799c747b0d75b24
