We still show the [X] Show Notifications box in
InstalledAppDetails for now, however the information should
be mostly in sync with the AppOps screen. ("Mostly" because
there's no way to register for changes to AppOp modes at
present.)
Change-Id: Ia5cdda26c140aed8ee7329caaeedac04b8cbd8f1
To fix this the ContentQueryMap needs to be closed
when onStop is called so any global references can
be reclaimed.
Change-Id: I0c679c10b0d75ab0aac2fe499563c57d934e318a
# By Venkataraman Nerellapalli
# Via Android Git Automerger (1) and others
* commit '61b0f8c88ab6c8254230aa7953bf619934d7d756':
Option "None" replaced "Open" in Wi-Fi AP Settings of Wi-Fi Hotspot
# By Jia Arlan
# Via Gerrit Code Review (1) and Henrik Baard (1)
* commit '505232be07e388c602529e14254df013637b16f2':
Fix of Settings application sort crash
# By Venkataraman Nerellapalli
# Via Gerrit Code Review (1) and Henrik Baard (1)
* commit 'b1ea6805d98bf953448db350ae33e53c3c3b797d':
Option "None" replaced "Open" in Wi-Fi AP Settings of Wi-Fi Hotspot
First option in Wi-Fi AP settings of Wi-Fi Hotspot, "Open", is
changed to "None" since "Open" is not localized.
"None" (@string/wifi_security_none) already in use in other
Wi-Fi related screens and it is already localized in
the existing source code.
Change-Id: Ic79b20e3b0f094e064dd4758d8a03d67a208389a
We want these apps to still show up as normal apps,
not look like they have been disabled completely (entirely
gone) or by the user (listed separately as disabled).
Change-Id: Ib58ead274a74c6df3ee87c8db5f7d0652e37b9bd
The original implementation of compareTo function
will sometimes cause crash when the power usage list
above 32 items.
When comparing double values a proper comparison method
needs to be used. Using just subtraction does not take
into account NaN:S, infinities and +/-0 numbers. In certain
cirtumstances it seems that using subtraction causes
compareTo to return values that is not expected by the
sorting code and causes an illegal argument exception with
"Comparison method violates its general contract!".
This problem only happens if the sort code is called arrays
containing more than 32 (currently) due to how
ComparableTimSort works (call chain is Collections.sort ->
Arrays.sort(Object[]) -> ComparableTimSort.
Change-Id: If732f04797a3c8b2a43568c90bb73a1ec69a4c98
1. Turn off Wi-Fi
2. Open the dialer and input *#*#4636#*#*
3. Navigate to Wi-Fi information -> Wi-Fi config and observe "Unfortunately,
Settings has stopped" dialog.
Change-Id: I6ed59fc157e9bd8a46e00184b91a1a9f0412d198
Signed-off-by: Shuhrat Dehkanov <uzbmaster@gmail.com>
