Merge "Port stepping animation to FlexClockView" into main

    override val view: View

        get() = layerController.view

    override val config =

        ClockFaceConfig(

            hasCustomPositionUpdatedAnimation = false // TODO(b/364673982)

        )

    override val config = ClockFaceConfig(hasCustomPositionUpdatedAnimation = true)

    override var theme = ThemeConfig(true, assets.seedColor)

        layerController.view.layoutParams = lp

    }

    /** See documentation at [FlexClockView.offsetGlyphsForStepClockAnimation]. */

    private fun offsetGlyphsForStepClockAnimation(

        clockStartLeft: Int,

        direction: Int,

        fraction: Float

    ) {

        (view as? FlexClockView)?.offsetGlyphsForStepClockAnimation(

            clockStartLeft,

            direction,

            fraction,

        )

    }

    override val layout: ClockFaceLayout =

        DefaultClockFaceLayout(view).apply {

            views[0].id =

            override fun onPositionUpdated(fromLeft: Int, direction: Int, fraction: Float) {

                layerController.animations.onPositionUpdated(fromLeft, direction, fraction)

                if (isLargeClock) offsetGlyphsForStepClockAnimation(fromLeft, direction, fraction)

            }

            override fun onPositionUpdated(distance: Float, fraction: Float) {

                layerController.animations.onPositionUpdated(distance, fraction)

                // TODO(b/378128811) port stepping animation

            }

        }

}

import android.content.Context

import android.graphics.Canvas

import android.graphics.Point

import android.util.MathUtils.constrainedMap

import android.view.View

import android.view.ViewGroup

import android.widget.RelativeLayout

            )

    }

    private val digitOffsets = mutableMapOf<Int, Float>()

    override fun addView(child: View?) {

        super.addView(child)

        (child as SimpleDigitalClockTextView).digitTranslateAnimator =

        digitLeftTopMap[R.id.HOUR_SECOND_DIGIT] = Point(maxSingleDigitSize.x, 0)

        digitLeftTopMap[R.id.MINUTE_FIRST_DIGIT] = Point(0, maxSingleDigitSize.y)

        digitLeftTopMap[R.id.MINUTE_SECOND_DIGIT] = Point(maxSingleDigitSize)

        digitLeftTopMap.forEach { _, point ->

        digitLeftTopMap.forEach { (_, point) ->

            point.x += abs(aodTranslate.x)

            point.y += abs(aodTranslate.y)

        }

    override fun onDraw(canvas: Canvas) {

        super.onDraw(canvas)

        digitalClockTextViewMap.forEach { (id, _) ->

            val textView = digitalClockTextViewMap[id]!!

            canvas.translate(digitLeftTopMap[id]!!.x.toFloat(), digitLeftTopMap[id]!!.y.toFloat())

        digitalClockTextViewMap.forEach { (id, textView) ->

            // save canvas location in anticipation of restoration later

            canvas.save()

            val xTranslateAmount =

                digitOffsets.getOrDefault(id, 0f) + digitLeftTopMap[id]!!.x.toFloat()

            // move canvas to location that the textView would like

            canvas.translate(xTranslateAmount, digitLeftTopMap[id]!!.y.toFloat())

            // draw the textView at the location of the canvas above

            textView.draw(canvas)

            canvas.translate(-digitLeftTopMap[id]!!.x.toFloat(), -digitLeftTopMap[id]!!.y.toFloat())

            // reset the canvas location back to 0 without drawing

            canvas.restore()

        }

    }

        }

    }

    /**

     * Offsets the textViews of the clock for the step clock animation.

     *

     * The animation makes the textViews of the clock move at different speeds, when the clock is

     * moving horizontally.

     *

     * @param clockStartLeft the [getLeft] position of the clock, before it started moving.

     * @param clockMoveDirection the direction in which it is moving. A positive number means right,

     *   and negative means left.

     * @param moveFraction fraction of the clock movement. 0 means it is at the beginning, and 1

     *   means it finished moving.

     */

    fun offsetGlyphsForStepClockAnimation(

        clockStartLeft: Int,

        clockMoveDirection: Int,

        moveFraction: Float,

    ) {

        val isMovingToCenter = if (isLayoutRtl) clockMoveDirection < 0 else clockMoveDirection > 0

        // The sign of moveAmountDeltaForDigit is already set here

        // we can interpret (left - clockStartLeft) as (destinationPosition - originPosition)

        // so we no longer need to multiply direct sign to moveAmountDeltaForDigit

        val currentMoveAmount = left - clockStartLeft

        for (i in 0 until NUM_DIGITS) {

            val mapIndexToId =

                when (i) {

                    0 -> R.id.HOUR_FIRST_DIGIT

                    1 -> R.id.HOUR_SECOND_DIGIT

                    2 -> R.id.MINUTE_FIRST_DIGIT

                    3 -> R.id.MINUTE_SECOND_DIGIT

                    else -> -1

                }

            val digitFraction =

                getDigitFraction(

                    digit = i,

                    isMovingToCenter = isMovingToCenter,

                    fraction = moveFraction,

                )

            // left here is the final left position after the animation is done

            val moveAmountForDigit = currentMoveAmount * digitFraction

            var moveAmountDeltaForDigit = moveAmountForDigit - currentMoveAmount

            if (isMovingToCenter && moveAmountForDigit < 0) moveAmountDeltaForDigit *= -1

            digitOffsets[mapIndexToId] = moveAmountDeltaForDigit

            invalidate()

        }

    }

    private val moveToCenterDelays: List<Int>

        get() = if (isLayoutRtl) MOVE_LEFT_DELAYS else MOVE_RIGHT_DELAYS

    private val moveToSideDelays: List<Int>

        get() = if (isLayoutRtl) MOVE_RIGHT_DELAYS else MOVE_LEFT_DELAYS

    private fun getDigitFraction(digit: Int, isMovingToCenter: Boolean, fraction: Float): Float {

        // The delay for the digit, in terms of fraction.

        // (i.e. the digit should not move during 0.0 - 0.1).

        val delays = if (isMovingToCenter) moveToCenterDelays else moveToSideDelays

        val digitInitialDelay = delays[digit] * MOVE_DIGIT_STEP

        return MOVE_INTERPOLATOR.getInterpolation(

            constrainedMap(

                /* rangeMin= */ 0.0f,

                /* rangeMax= */ 1.0f,

                /* valueMin= */ digitInitialDelay,

                /* valueMax= */ digitInitialDelay + AVAILABLE_ANIMATION_TIME,

                /* value= */ fraction,

            )

        )

    }

    companion object {

        val AOD_TRANSITION_DURATION = 750L

        val CHARGING_TRANSITION_DURATION = 300L

        // Calculate the positions of all of the digits...

        // Offset each digit by, say, 0.1

        // This means that each digit needs to move over a slice of "fractions", i.e. digit 0 should

        // move from 0.0 - 0.7, digit 1 from 0.1 - 0.8, digit 2 from 0.2 - 0.9, and digit 3

        // from 0.3 - 1.0.

        private const val NUM_DIGITS = 4

        // Delays. Each digit's animation should have a slight delay, so we get a nice

        // "stepping" effect. When moving right, the second digit of the hour should move first.

        // When moving left, the first digit of the hour should move first. The lists encode

        // the delay for each digit (hour[0], hour[1], minute[0], minute[1]), to be multiplied

        // by delayMultiplier.

        private val MOVE_LEFT_DELAYS = listOf(0, 1, 2, 3)

        private val MOVE_RIGHT_DELAYS = listOf(1, 0, 3, 2)

        // How much delay to apply to each subsequent digit. This is measured in terms of "fraction"

        // (i.e. a value of 0.1 would cause a digit to wait until fraction had hit 0.1, or 0.2 etc

        // before moving).

        //

        // The current specs dictate that each digit should have a 33ms gap between them. The

        // overall time is 1s right now.

        private const val MOVE_DIGIT_STEP = 0.033f

        // Constants for the animation

        private val MOVE_INTERPOLATOR = Interpolators.EMPHASIZED

        // Total available transition time for each digit, taking into account the step. If step is

        // 0.1, then digit 0 would animate over 0.0 - 0.7, making availableTime 0.7.

        private const val AVAILABLE_ANIMATION_TIME = 1.0f - MOVE_DIGIT_STEP * (NUM_DIGITS - 1)

        // Use the sign of targetTranslation to control the direction of digit translation

        fun updateDirectionalTargetTranslate(id: Int, targetTranslation: Point): Point {

            val outPoint = Point(targetTranslation)

                    outPoint.x *= -1

                    outPoint.y *= -1

                }

                R.id.HOUR_SECOND_DIGIT -> {

                    outPoint.x *= 1

                    outPoint.y *= -1

                }

                R.id.MINUTE_FIRST_DIGIT -> {

                    outPoint.x *= -1

                    outPoint.y *= 1

                }

                R.id.MINUTE_SECOND_DIGIT -> {

                    outPoint.x *= 1

                    outPoint.y *= 1