Merge "Update car mode API docs." into rvc-dev am: 017df7f013 am: 8ec0c73597 (14583bbc) · Commits · e / os / android_frameworks_base

core/java/android/app/UiModeManager.java

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		@@ -72,19 +72,26 @@ public class UiModeManager {
		* also monitor this Intent in order to be informed of mode changes or
		* prevent the normal car UI from being displayed by setting the result
		* of the broadcast to {@link Activity#RESULT_CANCELED}.
		* <p>
		* This intent is broadcast when {@link #getCurrentModeType()} transitions to
		* {@link Configuration#UI_MODE_TYPE_CAR} from some other ui mode.
		*/
		public static String ACTION_ENTER_CAR_MODE = "android.app.action.ENTER_CAR_MODE";

		/**
		* Broadcast sent when the device's UI has switched to car mode, either by being placed in a car
		* dock or explicit action of the user.
		* Broadcast sent when an app has entered car mode using either {@link #enableCarMode(int)} or
		* {@link #enableCarMode(int, int)}.
		* <p>
		* Unlike {@link #ACTION_ENTER_CAR_MODE}, which is only sent when the global car mode state
		* (i.e. {@link #getCurrentModeType()}) transitions to {@link Configuration#UI_MODE_TYPE_CAR},
		* this intent is sent any time an app declares it has entered car mode. Thus, this intent is
		* intended for use by a component which needs to know not only when the global car mode state
		* changed, but also when the highest priority app declaring car mode has changed.
		* <p>
		* In addition to the behavior for {@link #ACTION_ENTER_CAR_MODE}, this broadcast includes the
		* package name of the app which requested to enter car mode in the
		* {@link #EXTRA_CALLING_PACKAGE}. If an app requested to enter car mode using
		* {@link #enableCarMode(int, int)} and specified a priority this will be specified in the
		* This broadcast includes the package name of the app which requested to enter car mode in
		* {@link #EXTRA_CALLING_PACKAGE}. The priority the app entered car mode at is specified in
		* {@link #EXTRA_PRIORITY}.
		*
		* <p>
		* This is primarily intended to be received by other components of the Android OS.
		* <p>
		* Receiver requires permission: {@link android.Manifest.permission.HANDLE_CAR_MODE_CHANGES}
		@@ -98,17 +105,25 @@ public class UiModeManager {
		* Broadcast sent when the device's UI has switch away from car mode back
		* to normal mode. Typically used by a car mode app, to dismiss itself
		* when the user exits car mode.
		* <p>
		* This intent is broadcast when {@link #getCurrentModeType()} transitions from
		* {@link Configuration#UI_MODE_TYPE_CAR} to some other ui mode.
		*/
		public static String ACTION_EXIT_CAR_MODE = "android.app.action.EXIT_CAR_MODE";

		/**
		* Broadcast sent when the device's UI has switched away from car mode back to normal mode.
		* Typically used by a car mode app, to dismiss itself when the user exits car mode.
		* Broadcast sent when an app has exited car mode using {@link #disableCarMode(int)}.
		* <p>
		* Unlike {@link #ACTION_EXIT_CAR_MODE}, which is only sent when the global car mode state
		* (i.e. {@link #getCurrentModeType()}) transitions to a non-car mode state such as
		* {@link Configuration#UI_MODE_TYPE_NORMAL}, this intent is sent any time an app declares it
		* has exited car mode. Thus, this intent is intended for use by a component which needs to
		* know not only when the global car mode state changed, but also when the highest priority app
		* declaring car mode has changed.
		* <p>
		* In addition to the behavior for {@link #ACTION_EXIT_CAR_MODE}, this broadcast includes the
		* package name of the app which requested to exit car mode in {@link #EXTRA_CALLING_PACKAGE}.
		* If an app requested to enter car mode using {@link #enableCarMode(int, int)} and specified a
		* priority this will be specified in the {@link #EXTRA_PRIORITY} when exiting car mode.
		* This broadcast includes the package name of the app which requested to exit car mode in
		* {@link #EXTRA_CALLING_PACKAGE}. The priority the app originally entered car mode at is
		* specified in {@link #EXTRA_PRIORITY}.
		* <p>
		* If {@link #DISABLE_CAR_MODE_ALL_PRIORITIES} is used when disabling car mode (i.e. this is
		* initiated by the user via the persistent car mode notification), this broadcast is sent once
		@@ -260,9 +275,7 @@ public class UiModeManager {
		* An app may request to enter car mode when the system is already in car mode. The app may
		* specify a "priority" when entering car mode. The device will remain in car mode
		* (i.e. {@link #getCurrentModeType()} is {@link Configuration#UI_MODE_TYPE_CAR}) as long as
		* there is a priority level at which car mode have been enabled. For example assume app A
		* enters car mode at priority level 100, and then app B enters car mode at the default priority
		* (0). If app A exits car mode, the device will remain in car mode until app B exits car mode.
		* there is a priority level at which car mode have been enabled.
		* <p>
		* Specifying a priority level when entering car mode is important in cases where multiple apps
		* on a device implement a car-mode {@link android.telecom.InCallService} (see
		@@ -275,18 +288,28 @@ public class UiModeManager {
		* correct conditions exist for that app to be in car mode. The device maker should ensure that
		* where multiple apps exist on the device which can potentially enter car mode, appropriate
		* priorities are used to ensure that calls delivered by the
		* {@link android.telecom.InCallService} API are delivered to the highest priority app.
		* If app A and app B can both potentially enable car mode, and it is desired that app B is the
		* one which should receive call information, the priority for app B should be higher than the
		* one for app A.
		* {@link android.telecom.InCallService} API are sent to the highest priority app given the
		* desired behavior of the car mode experience on the device.
		* <p>
		* If app A and app B both meet their own criteria to enable car mode, and it is desired that
		* app B should be the one which should receive call information in that scenario, the priority
		* for app B should be higher than the one for app A. The higher priority of app B compared to
		* A means it will be bound to during calls and app A will not. When app B no longer meets its
		* criteria for providing a car mode experience it uses {@link #disableCarMode(int)} to disable
		* car mode at its priority level. The system will then unbind from app B and bind to app A as
		* it has the next highest priority.
		* <p>
		* When an app uses a priority to enable car mode, they can disable car mode at the specified
		* When an app enables car mode at a certain priority, it can disable car mode at the specified
		* priority level using {@link #disableCarMode(int)}. An app may only enable car mode at a
		* single priority.
		* <p>
		* Public apps are assumed to enter/exit car mode at {@link #DEFAULT_PRIORITY}.
		* Public apps are assumed to enter/exit car mode at the lowest priority,
		* {@link #DEFAULT_PRIORITY}.
		*
		* @param priority The declared priority for the caller.
		* @param priority The declared priority for the caller, where {@link #DEFAULT_PRIORITY} (0) is
		* the lowest priority and higher numbers represent a higher priority.
		* The priorities apps declare when entering car mode is determined by the
		* device manufacturer based on the desired car mode experience.
		* @param flags Car mode flags.
		* @hide
		*/
		@@ -331,11 +354,11 @@ public class UiModeManager {
		/**
		* The default priority used for entering car mode.
		* <p>
		* Callers of the {@link UiModeManager#enableCarMode(int)} priority will be assigned the
		* default priority.
		* Callers of the {@link #enableCarMode(int)} priority will be assigned the default priority.
		* This is considered the lowest possible priority for enabling car mode.
		* <p>
		* System apps can specify a priority other than the default priority when using
		* {@link UiModeManager#enableCarMode(int, int)} to enable car mode.
		* {@link #enableCarMode(int, int)} to enable car mode.
		* @hide
		*/
		@SystemApi