Fix inconsistencies in VehicleArea HAL documentation

};

/**

 * Vehicle Areas

 * List of different supported area types for vehicle properties.

 * Used to construct property IDs in the VehicleProperty enum.

 *

 * Some properties may be associated with particular vehicle areas. For

 * example, VehicleProperty:DOOR_LOCK property must be associated with

 * particular door, thus this property must be marked with

 * VehicleArea:DOOR flag.

 *

 * Other properties may not be associated with particular vehicle area.

 * These kinds of properties must have VehicleArea:GLOBAL flag.

 *

 * [Definition] Area: An area represents a unique element of an AreaType.

 *   For instance, if AreaType is WINDOW, then an area may be FRONT_WINDSHIELD.

 *

 * [Definition] AreaID: An AreaID is a combination of one or more areas,

 *   and is represented using a bitmask of Area enums. Different AreaTypes may

 *   not be mixed in a single AreaID. For instance, a window area cannot be

 *   combined with a seat area in an AreaID.

 *

 * Rules for mapping a zoned property to AreaIDs:

 *  - A property must be mapped to an array of AreaIDs that are impacted when

 *    the property value changes.

 *  - Each element in the array must represent an AreaID, in which the

 *    property value can only be changed together in all the areas within

 *    the AreaID and never independently. That is, when the property value

 *    changes in one of the areas in an AreaID in the array, then it must

 *    automatically change in all other areas in the AreaID.

 *  - The property value must be independently controllable in any two

 *    different AreaIDs in the array.

 *  - An area must only appear once in the array of AreaIDs. That is, an

 *    area must only be part of a single AreaID in the array.

 *

 * [Definition] Global Property: A property that applies to the entire car

 *   and is not associated with a specific area. For example, FUEL_LEVEL,

 *   HVAC_STEERING_WHEEL_HEAT.

 *

 * Rules for mapping a global property to AreaIDs:

 *  - A global property must not be mapped to AreaIDs.

 * Some properties may be associated with particular areas in the vehicle. For example,

 * VehicleProperty#DOOR_LOCK property must be associated with a particular door, thus this property

 * must be of the VehicleArea#DOOR area type.

 *

 * Other properties may not be associated with a particular area in the vehicle. These kinds of

 * properties must be of the VehicleArea#GLOBAL area type.

 *

 * Note: This is not the same as areaId used in VehicleAreaConfig. E.g. for a global property, the

 * property ID is of the VehicleArea#GLOBAL area type, however, the area ID must be 0.

 */

// A better name would be VehicleAreaType

enum VehicleArea : int32_t {

    /**

     * A global property is a property that applies to the entire vehicle and is not associated with

     * a specific area. For example, FUEL_LEVEL, HVAC_STEERING_WHEEL_HEAT are global properties.

     */

    GLOBAL      = 0x01000000,

    /** WINDOW maps to enum VehicleAreaWindow */

    WINDOW      = 0x03000000,

@JavaDerive(equals=true, toString=true)

parcelable VehicleAreaConfig {

    /**

     * Area id is ignored for VehiclePropertyGroup:GLOBAL properties.

     * Area id is always 0 for VehicleArea#GLOBAL properties.

     */

    int areaId;

    VehiclePropertyChangeMode changeMode = VehiclePropertyChangeMode.STATIC;

    /**

     * Contains per-area configuration.

     * Contains per-areaId configuration.

     *

     * [Definition] area: An area represents a unique element of a VehicleArea. For instance, if the

     *   VehicleArea is WINDOW, then an example area is FRONT_WINDSHIELD.

     *

     * [Definition] area ID: An area ID is a combination of one or more areas, and is created by

     *   bitwise "OR"ing the areas together. Areas from different VehicleArea values may not be

     *   mixed in a single area ID. For example, a VehicleAreaWindow area cannot be combined with a

     *   VehicleAreaSeat area in an area ID.

     *

     * For VehicleArea#GLOBAL properties, they must map only to a single area ID of 0.

     *

     * Rules for mapping a non VehicleArea#GLOBAL property to area IDs:

     *  - A property must be mapped to a set of area IDs that are impacted when the property value

     *    changes.

     *  - An area cannot be part of multiple area IDs, it must only be part of a single area ID.

     *  - When the property value changes in one of the areas in an area ID, then it must

     *    automatically change in all other areas in the area ID.

     *  - The property value must be independently controllable in any two different area IDs.

     */

    VehicleAreaConfig[] areaConfigs;

package android.hardware.automotive.vehicle;

/**

 * List of different supported area types for vehicle properties.

 * Used to construct property IDs in the VehicleProperty enum.

 *

 * Some properties may be associated with particular areas in the vehicle. For example,

 * VehicleProperty#DOOR_LOCK property must be associated with a particular door, thus this property

 * must be of the VehicleArea#DOOR area type.

 *

 * Other properties may not be associated with a particular area in the vehicle. These kinds of

 * properties must be of the VehicleArea#GLOBAL area type.

 *

 * Note: This is not the same as areaId used in VehicleAreaConfig. E.g. for a global property, the

 * property ID is of the VehicleArea#GLOBAL area type, however, the area ID must be 0.

 */

@VintfStability

@Backing(type="int")

// A better name would be VehicleAreaType

enum VehicleArea {

    /**

     * A global property is a property that applies to the entire vehicle and is not associated with

     * a specific area. For example, FUEL_LEVEL, HVAC_STEERING_WHEEL_HEAT are global properties.

     */

    GLOBAL = 0x01000000,

    /** WINDOW maps to enum VehicleAreaWindow */

    WINDOW = 0x03000000,

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# There will be no more HIDL HALs. Use AIDL instead.