With this CL, LatinIME switches the current subtype from its enabled
subtypes based on the first locale in EditorInfo#hintLocales.
This functionality is still experimental, and will be triggered only
when EditorInfo#hintLocales is specified by the application.
Bug: 22859862
Change-Id: Ibd0559b370d8aa0d50d1bada8ecfdac0ed8db898
This CL updates LatinIME's compatibility library so that we can access
EditorInfo#hintLocales without directly depending on unreleased SDK.
Bug: 22859862
Change-Id: I4ba7d294bc314002c3abf8842f097a4249783364
With this CL, RichInputMethodSubtype#getLocale() starts returning
a Locale object that is initialized with "languageTag" when it is
specified. No behavior change is intended when "languageTag" attribute
is not available or specified.
Bug: 22858221
Change-Id: I23f2e479b8e284ce589c6950b071ba84c5dd8ce1
With previous CLs [1][2], now we can associate a BCP 47 language tag for
each InputMethodSubtype in XML resource file by "languageTag" attribute.
In order to test that the functionality, we start using "languageTag"
for some subtypes.
Note that specifying "languageTag" for all the existing subtypes is
beyond the goal of this CL, which should be handled in subsequent CLs.
Here is the list of subtypes that start having "languageTag" attribute.
- android:imeSubtypeLocale="en_US" -> android:languageTag="en-US"
- android:imeSubtypeLocale="en_GB" -> android:languageTag="en-GB"
- android:imeSubtypeLocale="fr " -> android:languageTag="fr"
- android:imeSubtypeLocale="fr_CA" -> android:languageTag="fr-CA"
- android:imeSubtypeLocale="fr_CH" -> android:languageTag="fr-CH"
- android:imeSubtypeLocale="tl" -> android:languageTag="fil"
[1]: I77db5b99a7cf745d800db75baf135bb60ad04820
8d6eeb01df72891acd3aa75e64aa1595a41cc96e
[2]: I251d3d999afd13c0d618f2cb59e8ed3d47f21c98
b8456a6a483ce62c81b92f613561fb761be0f3e8
Bug: 22858221
Change-Id: I37cb9ce196f2e23589e60ce34475504405778bbb
Starting in N, we are going to have new APIs to officially support the
situation where apps need to run before the user has unlocked their
device for the first time. For IME developers those APIs would be
important not only because IMEs developers may want to support other
apps that support that feature but also because IMEs developers have
already needed to pay attention to the same situation where the IME is
running so that the user can enter the initial password (e.g. for an
encrypted device).
Bug 11270326 is a perfect example of this scenario. Now we can disable
settings-key until the device is unlocked by using the new API when
running in Android N devices.
Bug: 11270326
Change-Id: Ie1c6efa63b60b91430f1a78dde624d0f3dff3c69
The opaque navigation bar guard view does not make much sense when the
IME does not show software keyboard at all. LatinIME does not show
any UI when the hardware keyboard is connected.
With Iea77915ecc55eedaf19899e72c44f704ba9d852c, input method can change
the navigation bar visibility. This CL changes navigation bar invisible
when the hardware keyboard is connected.
Bug:22564251
Change-Id: I14d9490e00caa852035a05830e76114cbe6af8f2
When upgrading to a new version of APK we may find that the stored Emoji
category ID is no longer applicable. For example it happened when we
brought in the new Unicode 8.0 Emojis.
Also restore the "Symbols" emoji category on pre-kitkat devices which
was accidentally dropped when bringing in Unicode 8.0 Emojis.
b/25972978
Change-Id: I91c044603b0aac8757cb8597d3af995f84b822f3
Historically, apps marked with "coreApp" were prepared to run in a
limited boot environment, and were critical to booting the device, so
in the new file-based encryption world we're marking these apps with
both "forceDeviceEncrypted" and "encryptionAware" attributes.
Bug: 22358539
Change-Id: I7d46723007a5706e835223cc501f0c40d613e9c2
Geoff Mendal
Yohei Yukawa
David Riley
Seigo Nonaka
Dmitry Torokhov
Jeff Sharkey