Fix app pairs launch from in-app Taskbar (cf9132e0) · Commits · e / os / android_packages_apps_Trebuchet

quickstep/src/com/android/launcher3/taskbar/TaskbarActivityContext.java

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		@@ -1063,7 +1063,7 @@ public class TaskbarActivityContext extends BaseTaskbarContext {
		Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
		} else {
		// Else launch the selected app pair
		launchFromTaskbarPreservingSplitIfVisible(recents, view, fi.contents);
		launchFromTaskbar(recents, view, fi.contents);
		mControllers.uiController.onTaskbarIconLaunched(fi);
		mControllers.taskbarStashController.updateAndAnimateTransientTaskbar(true);
		}
		@@ -1097,8 +1097,7 @@ public class TaskbarActivityContext extends BaseTaskbarContext {
		getSystemService(LauncherApps.class)
		.startShortcut(packageName, id, null, null, info.user);
		} else {
		launchFromTaskbarPreservingSplitIfVisible(
		recents, view, Collections.singletonList(info));
		launchFromTaskbar(recents, view, Collections.singletonList(info));
		}

		} catch (NullPointerException
		@@ -1136,8 +1135,7 @@ public class TaskbarActivityContext extends BaseTaskbarContext {
		// If we are selecting a second app for split, launch the split tasks
		taskbarUIController.triggerSecondAppForSplit(info, info.intent, view);
		} else {
		launchFromTaskbarPreservingSplitIfVisible(
		recents, view, Collections.singletonList(info));
		launchFromTaskbar(recents, view, Collections.singletonList(info));
		}
		mControllers.uiController.onTaskbarIconLaunched(info);
		mControllers.taskbarStashController.updateAndAnimateTransientTaskbar(true);
		@@ -1152,13 +1150,49 @@ public class TaskbarActivityContext extends BaseTaskbarContext {
		}
		}

		/**
		* Runs when the user taps a Taskbar icon in TaskbarActivityContext (Overview or inside an app),
		* and calls the appropriate method to animate and launch.
		*/
		private void launchFromTaskbar(@Nullable RecentsView recents, @Nullable View launchingIconView,
		List<? extends ItemInfo> itemInfos) {
		if (isInApp()) {
		launchFromInAppTaskbar(recents, launchingIconView, itemInfos);
		} else {
		launchFromOverviewTaskbar(recents, launchingIconView, itemInfos);
		}
		}

		/**
		* Runs when the user taps a Taskbar icon while inside an app.
		*/
		private void launchFromInAppTaskbar(@Nullable RecentsView recents,
		@Nullable View launchingIconView, List<? extends ItemInfo> itemInfos) {
		if (recents == null) {
		return;
		}

		boolean tappedAppPair = itemInfos.size() == 2;

		if (tappedAppPair) {
		// If the icon is an app pair, the logic gets a bit complicated because we play
		// different animations depending on which app (or app pair) is currently running on
		// screen, so delegate logic to appPairsController.
		recents.getSplitSelectController().getAppPairsController()
		.handleAppPairLaunchInApp((AppPairIcon) launchingIconView, itemInfos);
		} else {
		// Tapped a single app, nothing complicated here.
		startItemInfoActivity(itemInfos.get(0));
		}
		}

		/**
		* Run when the user taps a Taskbar icon while in Overview. If the tapped app is currently
		* visible to the user in Overview, or is part of a visible split pair, we expand the TaskView
		* as if the user tapped on it (preserving the split pair). Otherwise, launch it normally
		* (potentially breaking a split pair).
		*/
		private void launchFromTaskbarPreservingSplitIfVisible(@Nullable RecentsView recents,
		private void launchFromOverviewTaskbar(@Nullable RecentsView recents,
		@Nullable View launchingIconView, List<? extends ItemInfo> itemInfos) {
		if (recents == null) {
		return;

quickstep/src/com/android/quickstep/util/AppPairsController.java

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		@@ -17,17 +17,22 @@

		package com.android.quickstep.util;

		import static android.app.ActivityTaskManager.INVALID_TASK_ID;

		import static com.android.launcher3.logging.StatsLogManager.LauncherEvent.LAUNCHER_APP_PAIR_LAUNCH;
		import static com.android.launcher3.util.Executors.MAIN_EXECUTOR;
		import static com.android.launcher3.util.Executors.MODEL_EXECUTOR;
		import static com.android.launcher3.util.SplitConfigurationOptions.STAGE_POSITION_BOTTOM_OR_RIGHT;
		import static com.android.launcher3.util.SplitConfigurationOptions.STAGE_POSITION_TOP_OR_LEFT;
		import static com.android.wm.shell.common.split.SplitScreenConstants.SPLIT_POSITION_BOTTOM_OR_RIGHT;
		import static com.android.wm.shell.common.split.SplitScreenConstants.SPLIT_POSITION_TOP_OR_LEFT;
		import static com.android.wm.shell.common.split.SplitScreenConstants.isPersistentSnapPosition;

		import android.app.ActivityTaskManager;
		import android.content.Context;
		import android.content.Intent;
		import android.content.pm.LauncherApps;
		import android.util.Log;
		import android.util.Pair;

		import androidx.annotation.Nullable;
		import androidx.annotation.VisibleForTesting;
		@@ -39,16 +44,23 @@ import com.android.launcher3.R;
		import com.android.launcher3.accessibility.LauncherAccessibilityDelegate;
		import com.android.launcher3.apppairs.AppPairIcon;
		import com.android.launcher3.icons.IconCache;
		import com.android.launcher3.logging.InstanceId;
		import com.android.launcher3.logging.StatsLogManager;
		import com.android.launcher3.model.data.FolderInfo;
		import com.android.launcher3.model.data.ItemInfo;
		import com.android.launcher3.model.data.WorkspaceItemInfo;
		import com.android.launcher3.taskbar.TaskbarActivityContext;
		import com.android.launcher3.util.ComponentKey;
		import com.android.launcher3.util.SplitConfigurationOptions.StagePosition;
		import com.android.quickstep.SystemUiProxy;
		import com.android.quickstep.TopTaskTracker;
		import com.android.quickstep.views.GroupedTaskView;
		import com.android.quickstep.views.TaskView;
		import com.android.systemui.shared.recents.model.Task;
		import com.android.wm.shell.common.split.SplitScreenConstants.PersistentSnapPosition;

		import java.util.Arrays;
		import java.util.List;

		/**
		* Controller class that handles app pair interactions: saving, modifying, deleting, etc.
		@@ -150,7 +162,7 @@ public class AppPairsController {
		task1Id = foundTask1.key.id;
		task1Intent = null;
		} else {
		task1Id = ActivityTaskManager.INVALID_TASK_ID;
		task1Id = INVALID_TASK_ID;
		task1Intent = app1.intent;
		}

		@@ -176,6 +188,170 @@ public class AppPairsController {
		);
		}

		/**
		* Handles the complicated logic for how to animate an app pair entrance when already inside an
		* app or app pair.
		*
		* If the user tapped on an app pair while already in an app pair, there are 4 general cases:
		* a) Clicked app pair A\|B, but both apps are already running on screen.
		* b) App A is already on-screen, but App B isn't.
		* c) App B is on-screen, but App A isn't.
		* d) Neither is on-screen.
		*
		* If the user tapped an app pair while inside a single app, there are 3 cases:
		* a) The on-screen app is App A of the app pair.
		* b) The on-screen app is App B of the app pair.
		* c) It is neither.
		*
		* For each case, we call the appropriate animation and split launch type.
		*/
		public void handleAppPairLaunchInApp(AppPairIcon launchingIconView,
		List<? extends ItemInfo> itemInfos) {
		TaskbarActivityContext context = (TaskbarActivityContext) launchingIconView.getContext();
		List<ComponentKey> componentKeys =
		itemInfos.stream().map(ItemInfo::getComponentKey).toList();

		// Use TopTaskTracker to find the currently running app (or apps)
		TopTaskTracker topTaskTracker = getTopTaskTracker(context);

		// getRunningSplitTasksIds() will return a pair of ids if we are currently running a
		// split pair, or an empty array with zero length if we are running a single app.
		int[] runningSplitTasks = topTaskTracker.getRunningSplitTaskIds();
		if (runningSplitTasks != null && runningSplitTasks.length == 2) {
		// Tapped an app pair while in an app pair
		int runningTaskId1 = runningSplitTasks[0];
		int runningTaskId2 = runningSplitTasks[1];

		mSplitSelectStateController.findLastActiveTasksAndRunCallback(
		componentKeys,
		false /* findExactPairMatch */,
		foundTasks -> {
		// If our clicked app pair has already-running Tasks, we grab the
		// taskIds here so we can see if those ids are already on-screen now
		List<Integer> lastActiveTasksOfAppPair =
		Arrays.stream(foundTasks).map((Task task) -> {
		if (task != null) {
		return task.getKey().getId();
		} else {
		return INVALID_TASK_ID;
		}
		}).toList();

		if (lastActiveTasksOfAppPair.contains(runningTaskId1)
		&& lastActiveTasksOfAppPair.contains(runningTaskId2)) {
		// App A and App B are already on-screen, so do nothing.
		} else if (!lastActiveTasksOfAppPair.contains(runningTaskId1)
		&& !lastActiveTasksOfAppPair.contains(runningTaskId2)) {
		// Neither A nor B are on screen, so just launch a new app pair
		// normally.
		launchAppPair(launchingIconView);
		} else {
		// Exactly one app (A or B) is on-screen, so we have to launch the other
		// on the appropriate side.
		ItemInfo app1 = itemInfos.get(0);
		ItemInfo app2 = itemInfos.get(1);
		int task1 = lastActiveTasksOfAppPair.get(0);
		int task2 = lastActiveTasksOfAppPair.get(1);

		// If task1 is one of the running on-screen tasks, we launch app2.
		// If not, task2 must be the running task, and we launch app1.
		ItemInfo appToLaunch =
		task1 == runningTaskId1 \|\| task1 == runningTaskId2
		? app2
		: app1;
		// If the on-screen task is on the bottom/right position, we launch to
		// the top/left. If not, we launch to the bottom/right.
		@StagePosition int sideToLaunch =
		task1 == runningTaskId2 \|\| task2 == runningTaskId2
		? STAGE_POSITION_TOP_OR_LEFT
		: STAGE_POSITION_BOTTOM_OR_RIGHT;

		launchToSide(context, launchingIconView.getInfo(), appToLaunch,
		sideToLaunch);
		}
		}
		);
		} else {
		// Tapped an app pair while in a single app
		int runningTaskId = topTaskTracker
		.getCachedTopTask(false /* filterOnlyVisibleRecents */).getTaskId();

		mSplitSelectStateController.findLastActiveTasksAndRunCallback(
		componentKeys,
		false /* findExactPairMatch */,
		foundTasks -> {
		Task foundTask1 = foundTasks[0];
		Task foundTask2 = foundTasks[1];
		boolean task1IsOnScreen =
		foundTask1 != null && foundTask1.getKey().getId() == runningTaskId;
		boolean task2IsOnScreen =
		foundTask2 != null && foundTask2.getKey().getId() == runningTaskId;

		if (!task1IsOnScreen && !task2IsOnScreen) {
		// Neither App A nor App B are on-screen, launch the app pair normally.
		launchAppPair(launchingIconView);
		} else {
		// Either A or B is on-screen, so launch the other on the appropriate
		// side.
		ItemInfo app1 = itemInfos.get(0);
		ItemInfo app2 = itemInfos.get(1);
		// If task1 is the running on-screen task, we launch app2 on the
		// bottom/right. If task2 is on-screen, launch app1 on the top/left.
		ItemInfo appToLaunch = task1IsOnScreen ? app2 : app1;
		@StagePosition int sideToLaunch = task1IsOnScreen
		? STAGE_POSITION_BOTTOM_OR_RIGHT
		: STAGE_POSITION_TOP_OR_LEFT;

		launchToSide(context, launchingIconView.getInfo(), appToLaunch,
		sideToLaunch);
		}
		}
		);
		}
		}

		/**
		* Executes a split launch by launching an app to the side of an existing app.
		* @param context The TaskbarActivityContext that we are launching the app pair from.
		* @param launchingItemInfo The itemInfo of the icon that was tapped.
		* @param app The app that will launch to the side of the existing running app (not necessarily
		* the same as the previous parameter; e.g. we tap an app pair but launch an app).
		* @param side A @StagePosition, either STAGE_POSITION_TOP_OR_LEFT or
		* STAGE_POSITION_BOTTOM_OR_RIGHT.
		*/
		@VisibleForTesting
		public void launchToSide(
		TaskbarActivityContext context,
		ItemInfo launchingItemInfo,
		ItemInfo app,
		@StagePosition int side
		) {
		LauncherApps launcherApps = context.getSystemService(LauncherApps.class);

		// Set up to log app pair launch event
		Pair<com.android.internal.logging.InstanceId, InstanceId> instanceIds =
		LogUtils.getShellShareableInstanceId();
		context.getStatsLogManager()
		.logger()
		.withItemInfo(launchingItemInfo)
		.withInstanceId(instanceIds.second)
		.log(LAUNCHER_APP_PAIR_LAUNCH);

		SystemUiProxy.INSTANCE.get(context)
		.startIntent(
		launcherApps.getMainActivityLaunchIntent(
		app.getIntent().getComponent(),
		null,
		app.user
		),
		app.user.getIdentifier(),
		new Intent(),
		side,
		null,
		instanceIds.first
		);
		}

		/**
		* App pair members have a "rank" attribute that contains information about the split position
		* and ratio. We implement this by splitting the int in half (e.g. 16 bits each), then use one
		@@ -209,4 +385,12 @@ public class AppPairsController {
		public String getDefaultTitle(CharSequence app1, CharSequence app2) {
		return mContext.getString(R.string.app_pair_default_title, app1, app2);
		}

		/**
		* Gets the TopTaskTracker, which is a cached record of the top running Task.
		*/
		@VisibleForTesting
		public TopTaskTracker getTopTaskTracker(Context context) {
		return TopTaskTracker.INSTANCE.get(context);
		}
		}

quickstep/src/com/android/quickstep/util/SplitAnimationController.kt

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		@@ -391,14 +391,6 @@ class SplitAnimationController(val splitSelectStateController: SplitSelectStateC
		"trying to launch an app pair icon, but encountered an unexpected null"
		}

		// If launching an app pair from Taskbar inside of an app context, use fade-in animation
		// TODO (b/316485863): Replace with desired app pair launch animation
		if (launchingIconView.context is TaskbarActivityContext) {
		composeFadeInSplitLaunchAnimator(
		initialTaskId, secondTaskId, info, t, finishCallback)
		return
		}

		composeIconSplitLaunchAnimator(launchingIconView, info, t, finishCallback)
		} else {
		// Fallback case: simple fade-in animation
		@@ -483,6 +475,10 @@ class SplitAnimationController(val splitSelectStateController: SplitSelectStateC
		* We want to animate the Root (grandparent) so that it affects both apps and the divider.
		* To do this, we find one of the nodes with WINDOWING_MODE_MULTI_WINDOW (one of the
		* left-side ones, for simplicity) and traverse the tree until we find the grandparent.
		*
		* This function is only called when we are animating the app pair in from scratch. It is NOT
		* called when we are animating in from an existing visible TaskView tile or an app that is
		* already on screen.
		*/
		@VisibleForTesting
		fun composeIconSplitLaunchAnimator(
		@@ -491,6 +487,14 @@ class SplitAnimationController(val splitSelectStateController: SplitSelectStateC
		t: Transaction,
		finishCallback: Runnable
		) {
		// If launching an app pair from Taskbar inside of an app context (no access to Launcher),
		// use the scale-up animation
		if (launchingIconView.context is TaskbarActivityContext) {
		composeScaleUpLaunchAnimation(transitionInfo, t, finishCallback)
		return
		}

		// Else we are in Launcher and can launch with the full icon stretch-and-split animation.
		val launcher = Launcher.getLauncher(launchingIconView.context)
		val dp = launcher.deviceProfile

		@@ -649,6 +653,91 @@ class SplitAnimationController(val splitSelectStateController: SplitSelectStateC
		launchAnimation.start()
		}

		/**
		* This is a scale-up-and-fade-in animation (34% to 100%) for launching an app in Overview when
		* there is no visible associated tile to expand from.
		*/
		@VisibleForTesting
		fun composeScaleUpLaunchAnimation(
		transitionInfo: TransitionInfo,
		t: Transaction,
		finishCallback: Runnable
		) {
		val launchAnimation = AnimatorSet()
		val progressUpdater = ValueAnimator.ofFloat(0f, 1f)
		progressUpdater.setDuration(QuickstepTransitionManager.APP_LAUNCH_DURATION)
		progressUpdater.interpolator = Interpolators.EMPHASIZED

		var rootCandidate: Change? = null

		for (change in transitionInfo.changes) {
		val taskInfo: RunningTaskInfo = change.taskInfo ?: continue

		// TODO (b/316490565): Replace this logic when SplitBounds is available to
		// startAnimation() and we can know the precise taskIds of launching tasks.
		// Find a change that has WINDOWING_MODE_MULTI_WINDOW.
		if (
		taskInfo.windowingMode == WINDOWING_MODE_MULTI_WINDOW &&
		(change.mode == TRANSIT_OPEN \|\| change.mode == TRANSIT_TO_FRONT)
		) {
		// Found one!
		rootCandidate = change
		break
		}
		}

		// If we could not find a proper root candidate, something went wrong.
		check(rootCandidate != null) { "Could not find a split root candidate" }

		// Recurse up the tree until parent is null, then we've found our root.
		var parentToken: WindowContainerToken? = rootCandidate.parent
		while (parentToken != null) {
		rootCandidate = transitionInfo.getChange(parentToken) ?: break
		parentToken = rootCandidate.parent
		}

		// Make sure nothing weird happened, like getChange() returning null.
		check(rootCandidate != null) { "Failed to find a root leash" }

		// Starting position is a 34% size tile centered in the middle of the screen.
		// Ending position is the full device screen.
		val screenBounds = rootCandidate.endAbsBounds
		val startingScale = 0.34f
		val startX =
		screenBounds.left +
		((screenBounds.right - screenBounds.left) * ((1 - startingScale) / 2f))
		val startY =
		screenBounds.top +
		((screenBounds.bottom - screenBounds.top) * ((1 - startingScale) / 2f))
		val endX = screenBounds.left
		val endY = screenBounds.top

		progressUpdater.addUpdateListener { valueAnimator: ValueAnimator ->
		val progress = valueAnimator.animatedFraction

		val x = startX + ((endX - startX) * progress)
		val y = startY + ((endY - startY) * progress)
		val scale = startingScale + ((1 - startingScale) * progress)

		t.setPosition(rootCandidate.leash, x, y)
		t.setScale(rootCandidate.leash, scale, scale)
		t.setAlpha(rootCandidate.leash, progress)
		t.apply()
		}

		// When animation ends, run finishCallback
		progressUpdater.addListener(
		object : AnimatorListenerAdapter() {
		override fun onAnimationEnd(animation: Animator) {
		finishCallback.run()
		}
		}
		)

		launchAnimation.play(progressUpdater)
		launchAnimation.start()
		}

		/**
		* If we are launching split screen without any special animation from a starting View, we
		* simply fade in the starting apps and fade out launcher.

quickstep/tests/src/com/android/quickstep/util/AppPairsControllerTest.kt

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quickstep/tests/src/com/android/quickstep/util/SplitAnimationControllerTest.kt

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		@@ -281,7 +281,7 @@ class SplitAnimationControllerTest {
		whenever(mockAppPairIcon.context).thenReturn(mockTaskbarActivityContext)
		doNothing()
		.whenever(spySplitAnimationController)
		.composeFadeInSplitLaunchAnimator(any(), any(), any(), any(), any())
		.composeScaleUpLaunchAnimation(any(), any(), any())

		spySplitAnimationController.playSplitLaunchAnimation(
		null /* launchingTaskView */,
		@@ -298,8 +298,7 @@ class SplitAnimationControllerTest {
		{} /* finishCallback */
		)

		verify(spySplitAnimationController)
		.composeFadeInSplitLaunchAnimator(any(), any(), any(), any(), any())
		verify(spySplitAnimationController).composeScaleUpLaunchAnimation(any(), any(), any())
		}

		@Test