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 * Buffers which are replaced or removed from the scene in the transaction invoking

 * this callback may be reused after this point.

 *

 * Starting with API level 36, prefer using \a ASurfaceTransaction_OnBufferRelease to listen

 * to when a buffer is ready to be reused.

 *

 * \param context Optional context provided by the client that is passed into

 * the callback.

 *

 * Available since API level 29.

 */

typedef void (*ASurfaceTransaction_OnComplete)(void* _Null_unspecified context,

                                               ASurfaceTransactionStats* _Nonnull stats)

        __INTRODUCED_IN(29);

                                               ASurfaceTransactionStats* _Nonnull stats);

/**

 * The ASurfaceTransaction_OnCommit callback is invoked when transaction is applied and the updates

 * Available since API level 31.

 */

typedef void (*ASurfaceTransaction_OnCommit)(void* _Null_unspecified context,

                                             ASurfaceTransactionStats* _Nonnull stats)

        __INTRODUCED_IN(31);

                                             ASurfaceTransactionStats* _Nonnull stats);

/**

 * The ASurfaceTransaction_OnBufferRelease callback is invoked when a buffer that was passed in

 * ASurfaceTransaction_setBuffer is ready to be reused.

 *

 * This callback is guaranteed to be invoked if ASurfaceTransaction_setBuffer is called with a non

 * null buffer. If the buffer in the transaction is replaced via another call to

 * ASurfaceTransaction_setBuffer, the callback will be invoked immediately. Otherwise the callback

 * will be invoked before the ASurfaceTransaction_OnComplete callback after the buffer was

 * presented.

 *

 * If this callback is set, caller should not release the buffer using the

 * ASurfaceTransaction_OnComplete.

 *

 * \param context Optional context provided by the client that is passed into the callback.

 *

 * \param release_fence_fd Returns the fence file descriptor used to signal the release of buffer

 * associated with this callback. If this fence is valid (>=0), the buffer has not yet been released

 * and the fence will signal when the buffer has been released. If the fence is -1 , the buffer is

 * already released. The recipient of the callback takes ownership of the fence fd and is

 * responsible for closing it.

 *

 * THREADING

 * The callback can be invoked on any thread.

 *

 * Available since API level 36.

 */

typedef void (*ASurfaceTransaction_OnBufferRelease)(void* _Null_unspecified context,

                                                    int release_fence_fd);

/**

 * Returns the timestamp of when the frame was latched by the framework. Once a frame is

 * Note that the buffer must be allocated with AHARDWAREBUFFER_USAGE_GPU_SAMPLED_IMAGE

 * as the surface control might be composited using the GPU.

 *

 * Starting with API level 36, prefer using \a ASurfaceTransaction_setBufferWithRelease to

 * set a buffer and a callback which will be invoked when the buffer is ready to be reused.

 *

 * Available since API level 29.

 */

void ASurfaceTransaction_setBuffer(ASurfaceTransaction* _Nonnull transaction,

                                   AHardwareBuffer* _Nonnull buffer, int acquire_fence_fd)

        __INTRODUCED_IN(29);

/**

 * Updates the AHardwareBuffer displayed for \a surface_control. If not -1, the

 * acquire_fence_fd should be a file descriptor that is signaled when all pending work

 * for the buffer is complete and the buffer can be safely read.

 *

 * The frameworks takes ownership of the \a acquire_fence_fd passed and is responsible

 * for closing it.

 *

 * Note that the buffer must be allocated with AHARDWAREBUFFER_USAGE_GPU_SAMPLED_IMAGE

 * as the surface control might be composited using the GPU.

 *

 * When the buffer is ready to be reused, the ASurfaceTransaction_OnBufferRelease

 * callback will be invoked. If the buffer is null, the callback will not be invoked.

 *

 * Available since API level 36.

 */

void ASurfaceTransaction_setBufferWithRelease(ASurfaceTransaction* _Nonnull transaction,

                                              ASurfaceControl* _Nonnull surface_control,

                                              AHardwareBuffer* _Nonnull buffer,

                                              int acquire_fence_fd, void* _Null_unspecified context,

                                              ASurfaceTransaction_OnBufferRelease _Nonnull func)

        __INTRODUCED_IN(36);

/**

 * Updates the color for \a surface_control.  This will make the background color for the

 * ASurfaceControl visible in transparent regions of the surface.  Colors \a r, \a g,

#pragma once

#include <map>

#include <memory>

#include <optional>

#include <input/Input.h>

#include <input/InputTransport.h>

#include <input/LooperInterface.h>

#include <input/Resampler.h>

#include <utils/Looper.h>

    /**

     * When you receive this callback, you must (eventually) call "consumeBatchedInputEvents".

     * If you don't want batching, then call "consumeBatchedInputEvents" immediately with

     * std::nullopt frameTime to receive the pending motion event(s).

     * std::nullopt requestedFrameTime to receive the pending motion event(s).

     * @param pendingBatchSource the source of the pending batch.

     */

    virtual void onBatchedInputEventPending(int32_t pendingBatchSource) = 0;

 */

class InputConsumerNoResampling final {

public:

    /**

     * This constructor is exclusively for test code. Any real use of InputConsumerNoResampling must

     * use the constructor that takes an sp<Looper> parameter instead of

     * std::shared_ptr<LooperInterface>.

     */

    explicit InputConsumerNoResampling(const std::shared_ptr<InputChannel>& channel,

                                       std::shared_ptr<LooperInterface> looper,

                                       InputConsumerCallbacks& callbacks,

                                       std::unique_ptr<Resampler> resampler);

    /**

     * @param callbacks are used to interact with InputConsumerNoResampling. They're called whenever

     * the event is ready to consume.

    void finishInputEvent(uint32_t seq, bool handled);

    void reportTimeline(int32_t inputEventId, nsecs_t gpuCompletedTime, nsecs_t presentTime);

    /**

     * If you want to consume all events immediately (disable batching), the you still must call

     * this. For frameTime, use a std::nullopt.

     * @param frameTime the time up to which consume the events. When there's double (or triple)

     * buffering, you may want to not consume all events currently available, because you could be

     * still working on an older frame, but there could already have been events that arrived that

     * are more recent.

     * If you want to consume all events immediately (disable batching), then you still must call

     * this. For requestedFrameTime, use a std::nullopt. It is not guaranteed that the consumption

     * will occur at requestedFrameTime. The resampling strategy may modify it.

     * @param requestedFrameTime the time up to which consume the events. When there's double (or

     * triple) buffering, you may want to not consume all events currently available, because you

     * could be still working on an older frame, but there could already have been events that

     * arrived that are more recent.

     * @return whether any events were actually consumed

     */

    bool consumeBatchedInputEvents(std::optional<nsecs_t> frameTime);

    bool consumeBatchedInputEvents(std::optional<nsecs_t> requestedFrameTime);

    /**

     * Returns true when there is *likely* a pending batch or a pending event in the channel.

     *

private:

    std::shared_ptr<InputChannel> mChannel;

    std::shared_ptr<LooperInterface> mLooper;

    sp<Looper> mLooper;

    InputConsumerCallbacks& mCallbacks;

    std::unique_ptr<Resampler> mResampler;

    /**

     * Batched InputMessages, per deviceId.

     * For each device, we are storing a queue of batched messages. These will all be collapsed into

     * a single MotionEvent (up to a specific frameTime) when the consumer calls

     * a single MotionEvent (up to a specific requestedFrameTime) when the consumer calls

     * `consumeBatchedInputEvents`.

     */

    std::map<DeviceId, std::queue<InputMessage>> mBatches;

    /**

     * Creates a MotionEvent by consuming samples from the provided queue. If one message has

     * eventTime > frameTime, all subsequent messages in the queue will be skipped. It is assumed

     * that messages are queued in chronological order. In other words, only events that occurred

     * prior to the requested frameTime will be consumed.

     * @param frameTime the time up to which to consume events

     * eventTime > adjustedFrameTime, all subsequent messages in the queue will be skipped. It is

     * assumed that messages are queued in chronological order. In other words, only events that

     * occurred prior to the adjustedFrameTime will be consumed.

     * @param requestedFrameTime the time up to which to consume events.

     * @param messages the queue of messages to consume from

     */

    std::pair<std::unique_ptr<MotionEvent>, std::optional<uint32_t>> createBatchedMotionEvent(

            const nsecs_t frameTime, std::queue<InputMessage>& messages);

            const nsecs_t requestedFrameTime, std::queue<InputMessage>& messages);

    /**

     * Consumes the batched input events, optionally allowing the caller to specify a device id

     * and/or requestedFrameTime threshold. It is not guaranteed that consumption will occur at

     * requestedFrameTime.

     * @param deviceId The device id from which to consume events. If std::nullopt, consumes events

     * from any device id.

     * @param requestedFrameTime The time up to which consume the events. If std::nullopt, consumes

     * input events with any timestamp.

     * @return Whether or not any events were consumed.

     */

    bool consumeBatchedInputEvents(std::optional<DeviceId> deviceId,

                                   std::optional<nsecs_t> requestedFrameTime);

    /**

     * A map from a single sequence number to several sequence numbers. This is needed because of

     * batching. When batching is enabled, a single MotionEvent will contain several samples. Each

    bool getEvents(int32_t deviceId, const char16_t* chars, size_t numChars,

            Vector<KeyEvent>& outEvents) const;

    /* Maps an Android key code to another Android key code. This mapping is applied after scanCode

     * and usageCodes are mapped to corresponding Android Keycode */

    void addKeyRemapping(int32_t fromKeyCode, int32_t toKeyCode);

    /* Maps some Android key code to another Android key code. This mapping is applied after

     * scanCode and usageCodes are mapped to corresponding Android Keycode */

    void setKeyRemapping(const std::map<int32_t, int32_t>& keyRemapping);

    /* Maps a scan code and usage code to a key code, in case this key map overrides

     * the mapping in some way. */

/**

 * Copyright 2024 The Android Open Source Project

 *

 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");

 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.

 * You may obtain a copy of the License at

 *

 *      http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

 *

 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software

 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,

 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.

 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and

 * limitations under the License.

 */

#pragma once

#include <utils/Looper.h>

#include <utils/StrongPointer.h>

namespace android {

/**

 * LooperInterface allows the use of TestLooper in InputConsumerNoResampling without reassigning to

 * Looper. LooperInterface is needed to control how InputConsumerNoResampling consumes and batches

 * InputMessages.

 */

class LooperInterface {

public:

    virtual ~LooperInterface() = default;

    virtual int addFd(int fd, int ident, int events, const sp<LooperCallback>& callback,

                      void* data) = 0;

    virtual int removeFd(int fd) = 0;

    virtual sp<Looper> getLooper() const = 0;

};

} // namespace android

    virtual ~Resampler() = default;

    /**

     * Tries to resample motionEvent at resampleTime. The provided resampleTime must be greater than

     * Tries to resample motionEvent at frameTime. The provided frameTime must be greater than

     * the latest sample time of motionEvent. It is not guaranteed that resampling occurs at

     * resampleTime. Interpolation may occur is futureSample is available. Otherwise, motionEvent

     * frameTime. Interpolation may occur is futureSample is available. Otherwise, motionEvent

     * may be resampled by another method, or not resampled at all. Furthermore, it is the

     * implementer's responsibility to guarantee the following:

     * - If resampling occurs, a single additional sample should be added to motionEvent. That is,

     * samples by the end of the resampling. No other field of motionEvent should be modified.

     * - If resampling does not occur, then motionEvent must not be modified in any way.

     */

    virtual void resampleMotionEvent(std::chrono::nanoseconds resampleTime,

                                     MotionEvent& motionEvent,

    virtual void resampleMotionEvent(std::chrono::nanoseconds frameTime, MotionEvent& motionEvent,

                                     const InputMessage* futureSample) = 0;

    /**

     * Returns resample latency. Resample latency is the time difference between frame time and

     * resample time. More precisely, let frameTime and resampleTime be two timestamps, and

     * frameTime > resampleTime. Resample latency is defined as frameTime - resampleTime.

     */

    virtual std::chrono::nanoseconds getResampleLatency() const = 0;

};

class LegacyResampler final : public Resampler {

public:

    /**

     * Tries to resample `motionEvent` at `resampleTime` by adding a resampled sample at the end of

     * Tries to resample `motionEvent` at `frameTime` by adding a resampled sample at the end of

     * `motionEvent` with eventTime equal to `resampleTime` and pointer coordinates determined by

     * linear interpolation or linear extrapolation. An earlier `resampleTime` will be used if

     * extrapolation takes place and `resampleTime` is too far in the future. If `futureSample` is

     * data, LegacyResampler will extrapolate. Otherwise, no resampling takes place and

     * `motionEvent` is unmodified.

     */

    void resampleMotionEvent(std::chrono::nanoseconds resampleTime, MotionEvent& motionEvent,

    void resampleMotionEvent(std::chrono::nanoseconds frameTime, MotionEvent& motionEvent,

                             const InputMessage* futureSample) override;

    std::chrono::nanoseconds getResampleLatency() const override;

private:

    struct Pointer {

        PointerProperties properties;