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Commit b4f899fd authored by Lucas Dupin's avatar Lucas Dupin
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Don't avoid blurring overview 

The app window is now on top of the scrims, so we can just mark the
window as opaque and keep blurring.

Bug: 196828055
Test: atest OutputUpdateAndWriteCompositionStateTest
Test: systrace on all app, and overview
Change-Id: I128d3b4722060c0bb72a218bf01ba26dabaddacf
parent 701c7601

quickstep/src/com/android/launcher3/statehandlers/DepthController.java

+3 −6
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@@ -296,13 +296,10 @@ public class DepthController implements StateHandler<LauncherState>, 
        }



        if (supportsBlur) {

            // We cannot mark the window as opaque in overview because there will be an app window

            // below the launcher layer, and we need to draw it -- without blurs.

            boolean isOverview = mLauncher.isInState(LauncherState.OVERVIEW);

            boolean opaque = mLauncher.getScrimView().isFullyOpaque() && !isOverview;

            boolean opaque = mLauncher.getScrimView().isFullyOpaque();



            int blur = opaque || isOverview || !mCrossWindowBlursEnabled

                    || mBlurDisabledForAppLaunch ? 0 : (int) (depth * mMaxBlurRadius);

            int blur = !mCrossWindowBlursEnabled || mBlurDisabledForAppLaunch

                    ? 0 : (int) (depth * mMaxBlurRadius);

            SurfaceControl.Transaction transaction = new SurfaceControl.Transaction()

                    .setBackgroundBlurRadius(mSurface, blur)

                    .setOpaque(mSurface, opaque);