Separate nested if-blocks into helper methods (refactor step 2)
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@ -908,34 +908,22 @@ public final class PointerTracker implements PointerTrackerQueue.Element {
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setPressedKeyGraphics(key, eventTime);
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}
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private void slideFromOldKeyToNewKey(final Key newKey, final int x, final int y,
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final long eventTime, final Key oldKey, final int lastX, final int lastY) {
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// The pointer has been slid in to the new key from the previous key, we must call
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// onRelease() first to notify that the previous key has been released, then call
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// onPress() to notify that the new key is being pressed.
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Key key = newKey;
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setReleasedKeyGraphics(oldKey);
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callListenerOnRelease(oldKey, oldKey.mCode, true);
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startSlidingKeyInput(oldKey);
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mTimerProxy.cancelKeyTimers();
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startRepeatKey(key);
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if (mIsAllowedSlidingKeyInput) {
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private void processSlidingKeyInput(final Key newKey, final int x, final int y,
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final long eventTime) {
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// This onPress call may have changed keyboard layout. Those cases are detected
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// at {@link #setKeyboard}. In those cases, we should update key according
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// to the new keyboard layout.
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Key key = newKey;
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if (callListenerOnPressAndCheckKeyboardLayoutChange(key)) {
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key = onMoveKey(x, y);
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}
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onMoveToNewKey(key, x, y);
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startLongPressTimer(key);
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setPressedKeyGraphics(key, eventTime);
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} else {
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// HACK: On some devices, quick successive touches may be reported as a sudden
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// move by touch panel firmware. This hack detects such cases and translates the
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// move event to successive up and down events.
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// TODO: Should find a way to balance gesture detection and this hack.
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if (sNeedsPhantomSuddenMoveEventHack
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&& getDistance(x, y, lastX, lastY) >= mPhantonSuddenMoveThreshold) {
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}
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private void processPhantomSuddenMoveHack(final Key key, final int x, final int y,
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final long eventTime, final Key oldKey, final int lastX, final int lastY) {
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if (DEBUG_MODE) {
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Log.w(TAG, String.format("[%d] onMoveEvent:"
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+ " phantom sudden move event (distance=%d) is translated to "
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@ -951,12 +939,9 @@ public final class PointerTracker implements PointerTrackerQueue.Element {
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onUpEventInternal(eventTime);
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onDownEventInternal(x, y, eventTime);
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}
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// HACK: On some devices, quick successive proximate touches may be reported as
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// a bogus down-move-up event by touch panel firmware. This hack detects such
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// cases and breaks these events into separate up and down events.
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else if (sNeedsProximateBogusDownMoveUpEventHack
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&& sTimeRecorder.isInFastTyping(eventTime)
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&& mBogusMoveEventDetector.isCloseToActualDownEvent(x, y)) {
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private void processProximateBogusDownMoveUpEventHack(final Key key, final int x, final int y,
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final long eventTime, final Key oldKey, final int lastX, final int lastY) {
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if (DEBUG_MODE) {
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final float keyDiagonal = (float)Math.hypot(
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mKeyboard.mMostCommonKeyWidth, mKeyboard.mMostCommonKeyHeight);
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@ -972,22 +957,52 @@ public final class PointerTracker implements PointerTrackerQueue.Element {
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}
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onUpEventInternal(eventTime);
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onDownEventInternal(x, y, eventTime);
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}
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private void slideFromOldKeyToNewKey(final Key key, final int x, final int y,
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final long eventTime, final Key oldKey, final int lastX, final int lastY) {
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// The pointer has been slid in to the new key from the previous key, we must call
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// onRelease() first to notify that the previous key has been released, then call
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// onPress() to notify that the new key is being pressed.
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setReleasedKeyGraphics(oldKey);
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callListenerOnRelease(oldKey, oldKey.mCode, true);
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startSlidingKeyInput(oldKey);
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mTimerProxy.cancelKeyTimers();
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startRepeatKey(key);
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if (mIsAllowedSlidingKeyInput) {
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processSlidingKeyInput(key, x, y, eventTime);
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} else {
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// HACK: If there are currently multiple touches, register the key even if
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// the finger slides off the key. This defends against noise from some
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// touch panels when there are close multiple touches.
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// Caveat: When in chording input mode with a modifier key, we don't use
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// this hack.
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// HACK: On some devices, quick successive touches may be reported as a sudden move by
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// touch panel firmware. This hack detects such cases and translates the move event to
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// successive up and down events.
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// TODO: Should find a way to balance gesture detection and this hack.
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if (sNeedsPhantomSuddenMoveEventHack
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&& getDistance(x, y, lastX, lastY) >= mPhantonSuddenMoveThreshold) {
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processPhantomSuddenMoveHack(key, x, y, eventTime, oldKey, lastX, lastY);
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}
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// HACK: On some devices, quick successive proximate touches may be reported as a bogus
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// down-move-up event by touch panel firmware. This hack detects such cases and breaks
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// these events into separate up and down events.
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else if (sNeedsProximateBogusDownMoveUpEventHack
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&& sTimeRecorder.isInFastTyping(eventTime)
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&& mBogusMoveEventDetector.isCloseToActualDownEvent(x, y)) {
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processProximateBogusDownMoveUpEventHack(key, x, y, eventTime, oldKey, lastX, lastY);
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}
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else {
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// HACK: If there are currently multiple touches, register the key even if the
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// finger slides off the key. This defends against noise from some touch panels
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// when there are close multiple touches.
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// Caveat: When in chording input mode with a modifier key, we don't use this hack.
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if (getActivePointerTrackerCount() > 1 && sPointerTrackerQueue != null
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&& !sPointerTrackerQueue.hasModifierKeyOlderThan(this)) {
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if (DEBUG_MODE) {
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Log.w(TAG, String.format("[%d] onMoveEvent:"
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+ " detected sliding finger while multi touching",
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mPointerId));
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+ " detected sliding finger while multi touching", mPointerId));
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}
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onUpEvent(x, y, eventTime);
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mKeyAlreadyProcessed = true;
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}
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setReleasedKeyGraphics(oldKey);
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} else {
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if (!mIsDetectingGesture) {
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mKeyAlreadyProcessed = true;
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}
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@ -995,6 +1010,7 @@ public final class PointerTracker implements PointerTrackerQueue.Element {
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}
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}
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}
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}
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private void slideOutFromOldKey(final Key oldKey, final int x, final int y) {
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// The pointer has been slid out from the previous key, we must call onRelease() to
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@ -1029,10 +1045,10 @@ public final class PointerTracker implements PointerTrackerQueue.Element {
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}
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if (newKey != null) {
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if (oldKey == null) {
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slideInToNewKey(newKey, x, y, eventTime);
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} else if (isMajorEnoughMoveToBeOnNewKey(x, y, eventTime, newKey)) {
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if (oldKey != null && isMajorEnoughMoveToBeOnNewKey(x, y, eventTime, newKey)) {
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slideFromOldKeyToNewKey(newKey, x, y, eventTime, oldKey, lastX, lastY);
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} else if (oldKey == null) {
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slideInToNewKey(newKey, x, y, eventTime);
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}
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} else {
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if (oldKey != null && isMajorEnoughMoveToBeOnNewKey(x, y, eventTime, newKey)) {
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