* Raise the outdoor threshold to 12K lux to more accurately
represent bright sunlight.
* Raise the night color temperature to 4800K to provide a
soft display look at night with less red.
Change-Id: I26bdea7fc97acb2a17944a1f25e5e11866a08e29
* Essentially everything in CMSDK should remain silent when we
are being prompted to enter a passcode for decrypting the
device. Unfortunately, simply shutting off CMSDK entirely
will cause crashes everywhere. We need to be somewhat
selective about it.
* Motivation for this was LiveDisplay kicking into night mode before
decrypted due to location services failing.
Change-Id: I4d745debb2894776258343e8696ce5144f094404
When a theme with more that one wallpaper is installed(Hexo), when
we set the wallpaper in other themes to the second and third wallpapers
of Hexo while using mixnmatch, some other components like icons,ringtones
overlays would also change its Component_id to the corresponding Component_id
of the wallpaper changed.
Change-Id: I16a0b9a69a329308927cecbe2385f51184c8f0ee
TICKET: CYNGNOS-3220
* We currently use the DisplayColorCalibration API for setting display
temperature which makes a lot of guesses about what temperature
the display really is. Some devices will support the new ColorBalance
API (via QDCM or other mechanism), which offers a calibrated
alternative. Add support for this, which will supercede DCC if
available.
* Additionally, define the available color temperature range as a
set of overlayable values so this can be specified per-device.
This range will be mapped to balance values using the power curve
calculations in the new MathUtils class.
Change-Id: I99608c09807b747d962680293c7b0cee8d669003
* The power level is passed down as the alpha channel now,
in order to preserve consistency and still pass down
the color of the battery lights given to the liblights
Change-Id: Ia44cf1f73f09da6c96ac3b98e9387f1e3ec42249
Extending the BrokerableCMSystemService allows a core
system service to declare a delegate provider interface
that can exist in another package, either in the same
or an external process.
Change-Id: Idf8d170b1504528b0d3aafb23895951e26459c98
Ensures the active profile is applied when user enables
system profiles. The profile will be automatically applied
upon activation if:
- No triggers are defined (i.e the profile does not respond
to events)
- A ON_CONNECT WiFi/BT trigger is defined and the device is
currently connected to such network/device
If system profiles are already enabled and a WiFi/BT event
is fired, apply the profile overrides
Change-Id: I362893151e52d35636d2ac05ab35e986d1f7237e
TICKET: CYNGNOS-3104
ThemeUtils has method for getting the default theme package name
which will return ThemeConfig.SYSTEM_DEFAULT if no default theme
package is defined in CMSettings. Use this method rather than read
the setting directly.
Change-Id: I924f8ee116d97a8f3fcf4703214376608b31f297
Notifies the ProfileTrustAgent when a WiFi/BT event was triggered even
if no new profile was selected so the trust agent can grant/revoke trust
Filters out the multiple network state change notifications to make sure
we notify the trust agent only when the event that the profile
is tracking actually happened
Change-Id: I047861a8b145762fff24568e341373a89ee01de9
TICKET: CYNGNOS-2719
Fixes an issue where audibles would be "unknown" causing them to
not play when phone rings, notifications arive or an alarm goes off
Change-Id: If279ed7e88784c025999822da7ee3a1a51d63bbd
TICKET: CYNGNOS-2728
There is a race condition between when onBootPhase(PHASE_SYSTEM_SERVICES_READY)
is handled and when clients request profiles, cpu boost, or launch boost.
Drop these requests in this condition.
OPO-702
Change-Id: I0860f824473767a4a4776e9febc7fb786b81f457
The mService member variable should not be used directly as this can
cause an NPE if the backing service has died. Instead, use the
getServiceGuarded() method which will take care of re-establishing
a connection to the backing service.
Change-Id: I290e69c07a2e56644de7a394543d1e36fac1cbcc
TICKET: CYNGNOS-2779
* We need this for vendor perf tools.
* This also adds a NativeHelper class which loads the JNI
library on-demand, since we don't have an entry point.
Change-Id: If76ad8f952e86366978ae9cf9d1f107febccc28b
* This is a rework of the session callback API which previously
lived in the framework due to JNI usage. This has been split out
and cleaned up for CMSDK.
* The JNI library lives on the server side, and the app-level
callback has been changed to a protected broadcast. This allows
us to wake up registered services when these events occur.
* Additionally, we support listing all active audio sessions.
* Also brings some JNI love/hate over to CMSDK.
Change-Id: I31c293943474419e3db088bb7ffab75f7440ac0f
* If the screen is off during the entire transition period,
when we turn the display back on it is not updated with
the correct color temperature.
* The code here is trying to be Mr. Smarty Pants and avoid
extra updates, but it's totally pointless and also broken.
There's no ill effects from writing to the hardware when
the screen comes on, and updateColorTemperature already
has all the other conditionals we need.
* Just call updateColorTemperature every time, regardless.
The LiveDisplayService ensures the callbacks run on the
handler thread and all this crap can be removed.
Change-Id: Ib9560e13870a5c6bbe9c5a26fad40f5ec1cefa83
