Merge "autoclick: Support dynamic color" into main

import android.accessibilityservice.AccessibilityTrace;

import android.annotation.NonNull;

import android.annotation.Nullable;

import android.app.ActivityThread;

import android.content.ContentResolver;

import android.content.Context;

import android.database.ContentObserver;

     * click will happen. See {@code AutoclickIndicatorView} class.

     */

    private void initiateAutoclickIndicator(Handler handler) {

        // Try to get the SystemUI context which has dynamic colors properly themed.

        // Fall back to the regular context if it's not available (in tests).

        Context uiContext;

        if (!mContext.getClass().getSimpleName().contains("Testable")) {

            // Use SystemUI context in production.

            uiContext = ActivityThread.currentActivityThread().getSystemUiContext();

        } else {

            // Use the original context in test environments.

            uiContext = mContext;

        }

        mAutoclickIndicatorScheduler = new AutoclickIndicatorScheduler(handler);

        mAutoclickIndicatorView = new AutoclickIndicatorView(mContext);

        mAutoclickIndicatorView = new AutoclickIndicatorView(uiContext);

        mWindowManager = mContext.getSystemService(WindowManager.class);

        mAutoclickTypePanel =

                new AutoclickTypePanel(mContext, mWindowManager, mUserId, clickPanelController);

        mAutoclickScrollPanel = new AutoclickScrollPanel(mContext, mWindowManager,

                mScrollPanelController);

        mAutoclickTypePanel = new AutoclickTypePanel(

                uiContext, mWindowManager, mUserId, clickPanelController);

        mAutoclickScrollPanel = new AutoclickScrollPanel(

                uiContext, mWindowManager, mScrollPanelController);

        // Initialize continuous scroll handler and runnable.

        mContinuousScrollHandler = new Handler(handler.getLooper());