- remove crashing code. Basically let the Framework do its work.
No need to save the state of the EditText by ourselves.
Change-Id: I49e98a852f4fcda61eabaa2967d027942905ec27
- remove crashing code. Basically let the Framework do its work.
No need to save the state of the EditText by ourselves.
Change-Id: I49e98a852f4fcda61eabaa2967d027942905ec27
- add basic UI for search
- build the search Index thru sqlite FTS4 (faster than FTS3)
- create the search Index on the fly depending on the locale
- re-index if there is a configuration change
- re-index too if the Android build version has changed (usefull
for an Android OTA or when a new Android version is pushed as
we need to recompute the Index)
- search thru "title" and "summary" Preference's data
- group results in the same order of the Settings categories
into the Drawer
- rewrite "title" and/or "summary" if they are containing
an hyphen "\u2011"
- add Preference Keywords (only for the Settings App) in the
Index and allow search on them (Wi-Fi network preference is
used as an example)
Known restrictions:
- we cannot yet search for "dynamic settings"
- ... nor we cannot search for settings coming from an external App
(like the Phone App and its related settings that are surfacing
into the Settings App).
- will need a few other CLs to add more keywords (and have them translated)
Change-Id: I017a4d6c433f28c257c08cacc1bed98c4c517039
- now select the correct header when launching Settings shortcuts by
taking care of initial header
- also fix an issue when having to "double BACK" on the initial header
- some code cleaning (no need to test non null references)
- move code to group it by topics
Change-Id: Ifdf6dd7f5605e858b324d00165f0a5e8124efdfc
Related to bug #12939786 and bug #13223838
- first use Fragment BreadCrumb for managing Titles and Back
- consider the first fragment as the initial one (both in the
normal case and in the shortcut one)
- fix usage of the Fragment BackStack so that in all cases we
are returning to the initial Fragment before exiting the App.
Change-Id: I96989d14f4e88688747b93ab9fadd96aea214a2c
Setting UI performs some validity check on proxy settings, such that user
can't click "Save" until inputs are valid. However, it uses a different
validity pattern than framework, such that user may still be able to click
"Save" but the changes are silently rejected by framework. Fixed by using
the system proxy validity check routine.
bug: 13248097
Change-Id: Ia1eef53588e6923a838cb5629e373697001a8ba6
Read-only version of the configuration screen for
Limited Interruptions. Defaults to the logic implemented
for this mode, namely block notifications except for
Calls & Alarms.
This settings panel will serve as a target for the
configure affordance in SystemUI.
Change-Id: I33fd1e11ab76dbb7044bb94cb096cd892945947d
Related to bug #12939786 and bug #13223838
- first use Fragment BreadCrumb for managing Titles and Back
- consider the first fragment as the initial one (both in the
normal case and in the shortcut one)
- fix usage of the Fragment BackStack so that in all cases we
are returning to the initial Fragment before exiting the App.
Change-Id: I96989d14f4e88688747b93ab9fadd96aea214a2c
Step 1: Surface zen mode value under sound settings.
This is in keeping with the principle that quick settings are
accelerators (not replacements) for settings in the Settings app.
Adding configuration to "Limited interruptions" will be done as
a followup, and will serve as the target for the configuration
icon in SystemUI.
Change-Id: Ia2c7351454b17df3e27926ff593eebff284ebef8
During bluetooth pairing, HTML injection is possible via the device name displayed to the user. This escapes the device name, before creating HTML from it, so it will preserve things like < and > but will not affect rendering of HTML
Bug: 12976386
Change-Id: I8a02d3be8c1a779dc9ed1c9ef8083a1159ab3f2b
