For a while, the ResearchLogger supported comprehensive recording of the
last few words in case the user wished to upload this data to give
developers feedback. However, this mechanism was not implemented well
(keeping a separate copy of the data), did not make the collected data
clear to the user, and was not working properly in the latest build (NPEs).
The mechanism in fact was deprecated in favor of the "userRecording"
mechanism in which the user explicitly turned on comprehensive recording,
demonstrated the issue they were experiencing, and then turned it off.
This change removes the vestiges of the FeedbackLogging mechanism.
A feedback log is still used to hold the user's message, but it is created
in a local variable as-needed, and not persisted in ResearchLogger.
Change-Id: I6a09d0ed36e1eddb6e57895e7428d22107f75f49
This change registers the functional key when sliding input mode is
end at the functional key itself.
Bug: 8915171
Change-Id: I2031e2aa4ebf33684221fc44d4a808112489724f
JsonWriter requires that its clients pass it only a single top-level object.
The existing implementation tries to make code cleaner by having mJsonWriter
never be null, and instead use a global static "NULL_JSON_WRITER" that just
discards data. But because JsonWriter complains if more than one top-level
object is passed, making this a global object does not work. This change
instead copes with mJsonWriter being null.
Change-Id: Ia37ccfc8646e91f11a64713dd92d2846eb86ac54
This is an optimization. It also happens to work around what
seems to be a framework bug in JB MR1 / MR1.1.
Bug: 8771179
Change-Id: I62cc7acdc8656d75f8a50c068c4e9d8c6ceb74a0
Previously, mMainResearchLog and mMainLogBuffer were set up
when the user moved to a new TextView, and set to null when
the user left the TextView. This change causes
mMainResearchLog, mMainLogBuffer, mFeedbackLog, and
mFeedbackLogBuffer to be non-null forever after init() is
called. start() no longer sets up these fields; instead
they are cleared and reset every time stop() is called.
Checks for null values are now removed.
The earlier code just didn't initialize these variables if
the user disabled logging, but since the new version
invariantly keeps these variables valid, we add a check for
whether the user has enabled logging in publishLogUnits().
Change-Id: Ifde3517f1cf924cfa33cda95fec24529b52b3c08
This is a bug; the ResearchLogger uses ResearchSettings.readResearchLoggerEnabledFlag() instead,
which the user cannot change. (We assume they will just switch to a different keyboard.)
Change-Id: Ib5731c9eeb2bc29d9cf8608033326674f5eb6f7b
