am 67005b05: Merge "Use optimized display lists for all hwaccelerated rendering" into honeycomb

 * custom animations, use the {@link LayoutTransition#setAnimator(int, Animator)

 * setAnimator()} method.

 *

 * <p>One of the core concepts of these transition animations is that there are two core

 * <p>One of the core concepts of these transition animations is that there are two types of

 * changes that cause the transition and four different animations that run because of

 * those changes. The changes that trigger the transition are items being added to a container

 * (referred to as an "appearing" transition) or removed from a container (also known as

 * "disappearing"). The animations that run due to those events are one that animates

 * "disappearing"). Setting the visibility of views (between GONE and VISIBLE) will trigger

 * the same add/remove logic. The animations that run due to those events are one that animates

 * items being added, one that animates items being removed, and two that animate the other

 * items in the container that change due to the add/remove occurrence. Users of

 * the transition may want different animations for the changing items depending on whether

 * values when the transition begins. Custom animations will be similarly populated with

 * the target and values being animated, assuming they use ObjectAnimator objects with

 * property names that are known on the target object.</p>

 *

 * <p>This class, and the associated XML flag for containers, animateLayoutChanges="true",

 * provides a simple utility meant for automating changes in straightforward situations.

 * Using LayoutTransition at multiple levels of a nested view hierarchy may not work due to the

 * interrelationship of the various levels of layout. Also, a container that is being scrolled

 * at the same time as items are being added or removed is probably not a good candidate for

 * this utility, because the before/after locations calculated by LayoutTransition

 * may not match the actual locations when the animations finish due to the container

 * being scrolled as the animations are running. You can work around that

 * particular issue by disabling the 'changing' animations by setting the CHANGE_APPEARING

 * and CHANGE_DISAPPEARING animations to null, and setting the startDelay of the

 * other animations appropriately.</p>

 */

public class LayoutTransition {

 * {@link android.graphics.Canvas}. Replaying the operations from a display list

 * avoids executing views drawing code on every frame, and is thus much more

 * efficient.

 *

 * @hide 

 */

abstract class DisplayList {

public abstract class DisplayList {

    /**

     * Starts recording the display list. All operations performed on the

     * returned canvas are recorded and stored in this display list.

    private native void nAcquireContext(int renderer);

    @Override

    public boolean callDrawGLFunction(int drawGLFunction) {

        return nCallDrawGLFunction(mRenderer, drawGLFunction);

    }

    private native boolean nCallDrawGLFunction(int renderer, int drawGLFunction);

    @Override

    public void releaseContext() {

        if (mContextLocked) {

    private static native void nDestroyDisplayList(int displayList);

    @Override

    public void drawDisplayList(DisplayList displayList) {

        nDrawDisplayList(mRenderer, ((GLES20DisplayList) displayList).mNativeDisplayList);

    public boolean drawDisplayList(DisplayList displayList) {

        return nDrawDisplayList(mRenderer, ((GLES20DisplayList) displayList).mNativeDisplayList);

    }

    private native void nDrawDisplayList(int renderer, int displayList);

    private native boolean nDrawDisplayList(int renderer, int displayList);

    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    // Hardware layer

package android.view;

import java.lang.ref.WeakReference;

/**

 * An implementation of display list for OpenGL ES 2.0.

 */

    private boolean mValid = false;

    int mNativeDisplayList;

    WeakReference<View> hostView;

    // The native display list will be destroyed when this object dies.

    // DO NOT overwrite this reference once it is set.

    @SuppressWarnings("unused")

    private DisplayListFinalizer mFinalizer;

    public GLES20DisplayList(View view) {

        hostView = new WeakReference<View>(view);

    }

    public void invalidateView() {

        View v = hostView.get();

        if (v != null) {

            v.invalidate();

        }

    }

    @Override

    HardwareCanvas start() {

        if (mStarted) {

/**

 * Hardware accelerated canvas.

 *

 * @hide 

 */

abstract class HardwareCanvas extends Canvas {

public abstract class HardwareCanvas extends Canvas {

    @Override

    public boolean isHardwareAccelerated() {

        return true;

     * 

     * @param displayList The display list to replay.

     */

    abstract void drawDisplayList(DisplayList displayList);

    abstract boolean drawDisplayList(DisplayList displayList);

    /**

     * Draws the specified layer onto this canvas.

     * @param paint The paint used to draw the layer

     */

    abstract void drawHardwareLayer(HardwareLayer layer, float x, float y, Paint paint);

    /**

     * Calls the function specified with the drawGLFunction function pointer. This is

     * functionality used by webkit for calling into their renderer from our display lists.

     * This function may return true if an invalidation is needed after the call.

     *

     * @param drawGLFunction A native function pointer

     * @return true if an invalidate is needed after the call, false otherwise

     */

    public boolean callDrawGLFunction(int drawGLFunction) {

        // Noop - this is done in the display list recorder subclass

        return false;

    }

}