- remove old ZonePicker and rename ZoneList to ZonePicker, as
the name is really confusing (see LocalePicker)
- Make the new ZonePicker fragment.
- remove dependency toward "ZoneList" class.
-- AndroidManifest.xml does not allow the other components to
access ZoneList directly, so it would be ok to remove without
using activity-alias.
-- Noticed there is a significant code duplication between
DateTimeSettings and DateTimeSettingsActivity. I'll work on it
later.
- add DateTimeSettingsSetupWizardXL class, which is not used yet,
but will be in the near future.
-- It is not recognized by AndroidManifest.xml
Change-Id: Id26152a3d560f9e0bd84afdf3e1c5101f0e166b4
This change adds a second timeout to the SecuritySettings page
separate from the standard display timeout.
Change-Id: I033a3578d876148bd723dee5d1a2531be5d6b51d
* Add WifiSettingsForSetupWizardXL as a new Activity
The activity has WifiSettings fragment in it. It also contains
several buttons, texts around the fragment.
* Making configuration UI part of Preference list.
In Wifi Setup for Setup Wizard XL, WifiSettings fragment lets
a UI for configuring access points shown inside a
PregerenceCategory object, while it has been shown as Dialog.
To achieve this action, WifiDialog is decomposed into two parts:
- WifiConfigUiBase (Mainly UI part)
- WifiConfigController (Mainly Wifi controller part)
All codes for wifi configuration in WifiDialog is now in
WifiConfigController, which is reused from
WifiConfigPreference.
* Misc stuff
- Remove AccessPoint#compareTo(). Instead,
AccessPoint.AccessPointComparater should be used when needed.
Change-Id: I520d690d3301837d32f91dad54a973a379ce1989
Merge commit 'b3d90b604b37dd9c32799832c43882a4cbf3199d'
* commit 'b3d90b604b37dd9c32799832c43882a4cbf3199d':
Add new string for the notification to be displayed when the user
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.
Merge commit '343158c797ea12f3f43df2a0ec70c65ada9e6daa'
* commit '343158c797ea12f3f43df2a0ec70c65ada9e6daa':
Some improvements to the battery usage UI:
- Show wake lock usage in the battery history.
- Show WIFI usage in the battery history.
- Show the amount an app has held a wake lock in the app details.
- Also fix service run time computation in running services.
Change-Id: I5aa959857f83808fbc709f65204f59bbfb73935b
- Running services now keeps a single data structure to make
switching through the UI a lot faster.
- Display text when there are no apps.
- Fix deadlock.
- Add new preference entry to view manage apps for storage use.
- Etc.
Change-Id: I0f5babf407ed7e84169f59584ddcb6cd0e9d67d9
- Remove title bar in various places where it is not useful.
- Tighten up some text to avoid spilling across lines.
- Remove strong wording about turning off GPS to save battery.
Change-Id: Ieed9f8f3a3cf6a892a49362677594b447a266925
Adds a full-screen version of the battery history visualization,
which you can get to by tapping on the battery history chart in
the summary screen.
Change-Id: Ibca5ef3d0883ff6ffa80b6ddca3c8ac838c85842
Merge commit '15f9939b84542319fee7039b55dacb77d1fc2789'
* commit '15f9939b84542319fee7039b55dacb77d1fc2789':
Allow user to see and stop heavy-weight processes.
Also clean up to remove dead code for running services and old
battery usage UI.
Finally some string improvements from Roy.
Change-Id: I8765a4c744b92edd1505f14c47fea57b918e5d7b
This introduces a simplified (thanks, dsandler!) UI for Running Services,
collapsing the groups of apps and processes into single lines. Tapping
on a line moves to a new activity showing details on that group, where the
stop functionality is now available.
This UI is now also integrated into Manage Applications, as the Running
tab. You no longer get a really confusing, misleading, scary list of
every package that appears to be laying around for some reason.
The code was also re-organized, to put everything related to Manage
Applications and Running Services under its own package.
There is still some clean-up -- some performance improvements (such as
not re-computing the world when we switch to the details view), and if
this looks good then eradicating the old running services UI.
Change-Id: I3fc059c18060600742cab5b455d11ff74bf45ae3
