Replaces the default Toolbar in SettingsActivity with one that looks
like a search bar. It uses a Toolbar inside a CardView with some custom
styling.
Since the search bar is a floating element, the new toolbar lives in the
content frame of the dashboard. A FrameLayout is used to provide the
layering that is desired.
Since the search bar is on top, an additional spacer view is added to
the list of items in the dashboard. Its color changes based on what
the first view is so that it always matches.
Adds android-support-v7-cardview as a dependency (and reorders the
other deps to be in alphabetical order).
Remaining work (in future CLs):
- remove search menu option?
- clean up initial window
- remove the line between the header and the first condition
when there's a condition
Change-Id: I627b406735c8e2280ac08f44ca32f7098621a830
Merged-In: Id7477b90fbaf30eb5cac1ee244c847bddb95b3fd
Bug: 37477506
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
- Move dismiss suggestion logic into feature provider
- In DashboardData, use hashcode as suggestion's stable id. This is much
more likely to provide a truely stable id for each suggestion card.
Eventually I want to use hash for all tiles to provide stable id.
- Add a SuggestionDismissionController to handle swipe to dismiss
callbacks
Change-Id: If3770f07a90c5469a0b86fc28f3eb5e4c17227cd
Fix: 35159816
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
In the previous version, when there is a minor change in data, we
will refresh the whole screen(and data) by invoking "recountItems"
and "notifyDataSetChanged", which did lots of unnecessary works.
In this new cl, I elicit ItemsData class, which encapsulates the list
data used in adapter. When data changed, I build another ItemsData and
use the DiffUtil.Callback to calculate diffs between ItemsDatas. In
this way we can only refresh the items that changed in adapter.
Since I cannot find usage of see_all.xml anymore, I delete the relevant
code as well as the resource files.
Bug: 30319913
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
Change-Id: I4f753a26f624affea6c6c35d49cfb9c43fb74fe6
