The root cause is normally when change the airplane mode, the bluetooth setting UI
will not be foreground. No listener is setup for bluetooth setting UI when it is
in background. So the onCheckedChanged won't be called and mLocalAdapter.setBluetoothEnabled
won't be called. But for manta, airplane mode setting and bluetooth setting UI both
will show on the foreground due to bigger screen size. When we turn ariplane mode on,
bluetooth manager service will disable bluetooth without changing the persist bluetooth setting.
But bluetooth setting UI will listen to the bluetooth state change intent, it will receive
bluetooth state turn-off intent then it will call mSwitch.setChecked(false) in handleStateChanged,
which cause checked status changed from true to false to trigger the listener (onCheckedChanged)
being called. The listener will call mAdapter.disable() which will call mManagerService.disable(true)
to change bluetooth persist state to OFF. So when we turn back airplane more to OFF,
due to the bluetooth persist state is OFF, we won't turn back bluetooth to ON.
Don't need to consider thread synchronization, because everything is running on the main thread.
bug 7366814
Change-Id: I138d1904df6cb17c7828295caa51a7d80abf99f2
It will either show "Off" or the name of the selected dream.
Also, move "When to sleep" out onto the visible part of the
action bar if there's room, making it much easier to discover.
Bug: 7320701
Change-Id: I1d4e2c17b764b8ee054dbb17c23f559d735e3450
The root cause is normally when change the airplane mode, the bluetooth setting UI
will not be foreground. No listener is setup for bluetooth setting UI when it is
in background. So the onCheckedChanged won't be called and mLocalAdapter.setBluetoothEnabled
won't be called. But for manta, airplane mode setting and bluetooth setting UI both
will show on the foreground due to bigger screen size. When we turn ariplane mode on,
bluetooth manager service will disable bluetooth without changing the persist bluetooth setting.
But bluetooth setting UI will listen to the bluetooth state change intent, it will receive
bluetooth state turn-off intent then it will call mSwitch.setChecked(false) in handleStateChanged,
which cause checked status changed from true to false to trigger the listener (onCheckedChanged)
being called. The listener will call mAdapter.disable() which will call mManagerService.disable(true)
to change bluetooth persist state to OFF. So when we turn back airplane more to OFF,
due to the bluetooth persist state is OFF, we won't turn back bluetooth to ON.
bug 7366814
Change-Id: I07d4a2dfe03fc6775cfeabb28cd3a0cc1fded44e
Delay showing toasts until the third tap. Also harden the dev
settings code that pokes system property changes to not crash
if a system service throws an exception back.
Change-Id: I1351e2c950f2bcc4fc72afb60995fd7f84319e3d
This enables us to watch for failure cases from certain authenticators that
misbehave.
Bug: 7318390
Change-Id: I43398e7622214cabd1d1bf171502c6a988af00a3
This removes lockscreen-specific "Vibrate on touch" setting, and
changes it to use the haptic feedback setting instead.
Bug: 7318772
Change-Id: Id6931903b3ebeca6aeacef9b127490a381cd40b4
1. We have added a global gesture to enable accessibility which is long press
on power followed by a long press with two fingers. If this gesture is
performed when the settings for an accessibility service are on the screen,
accessibility and the screen-reader are enabled while the UI does not reflect
that and the user may try to enable the already enabled screen-reader which
will show two irrelevant warning dialogs - one for enabling the screen-reader
and one for enabling explore by touch (assuming the screen-reader requests it).
This change adds a simple content observer for the relevant accessibility
settings which upon a change calls the functions to refresh the settings UI.
bug:7309127
Change-Id: I214c64877086eeb1fe156bcc195aa4e2931d6bdb
