Loading core/java/android/webkit/WebViewInputDispatcher.java +13 −3 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -822,21 +822,31 @@ final class WebViewInputDispatcher { } private void enqueueEventLocked(DispatchEvent d) { if (!shouldSkipWebKit(d.mEventType)) { if (!shouldSkipWebKit(d)) { enqueueWebKitEventLocked(d); } else { enqueueUiEventLocked(d); } } private boolean shouldSkipWebKit(int eventType) { switch (eventType) { private boolean shouldSkipWebKit(DispatchEvent d) { switch (d.mEventType) { case EVENT_TYPE_CLICK: case EVENT_TYPE_HOVER: case EVENT_TYPE_SCROLL: case EVENT_TYPE_HIT_TEST: return false; case EVENT_TYPE_TOUCH: // TODO: This should be cleaned up. We now have WebViewInputDispatcher // and WebViewClassic both checking for slop and doing their own // thing - they should be consolidated. And by consolidated, I mean // WebViewClassic's version should just be deleted. // The reason this is done is because webpages seem to expect // that they only get an ontouchmove if the slop has been exceeded. if (mIsTapCandidate && d.mEvent != null && d.mEvent.getActionMasked() == MotionEvent.ACTION_MOVE) { return true; } return !mPostSendTouchEventsToWebKit || mPostDoNotSendTouchEventsToWebKitUntilNextGesture; } Loading Loading
core/java/android/webkit/WebViewInputDispatcher.java +13 −3 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -822,21 +822,31 @@ final class WebViewInputDispatcher { } private void enqueueEventLocked(DispatchEvent d) { if (!shouldSkipWebKit(d.mEventType)) { if (!shouldSkipWebKit(d)) { enqueueWebKitEventLocked(d); } else { enqueueUiEventLocked(d); } } private boolean shouldSkipWebKit(int eventType) { switch (eventType) { private boolean shouldSkipWebKit(DispatchEvent d) { switch (d.mEventType) { case EVENT_TYPE_CLICK: case EVENT_TYPE_HOVER: case EVENT_TYPE_SCROLL: case EVENT_TYPE_HIT_TEST: return false; case EVENT_TYPE_TOUCH: // TODO: This should be cleaned up. We now have WebViewInputDispatcher // and WebViewClassic both checking for slop and doing their own // thing - they should be consolidated. And by consolidated, I mean // WebViewClassic's version should just be deleted. // The reason this is done is because webpages seem to expect // that they only get an ontouchmove if the slop has been exceeded. if (mIsTapCandidate && d.mEvent != null && d.mEvent.getActionMasked() == MotionEvent.ACTION_MOVE) { return true; } return !mPostSendTouchEventsToWebKit || mPostDoNotSendTouchEventsToWebKitUntilNextGesture; } Loading