Now that separators are put into their own LogUnits, they must be handled
when going through a revert.
Bug: 9088919
Change-Id: Ibebd0752bb2fa38d74ac96001d63070dd419cee3
A LogUnit is only uncommitted if the LogUnit's word matches what is
expected. But a LogUnit never stores numbers, only scrubbed words that
replace numbers with a special character. So when uncommitting, the
text from the TextView must also be scrubbed for the comparison to pass
correctly.
Bug: 9088919
Change-Id: I9b56f10afce6d0cc84eb9ead3b9a9b1e061ae39c
Now that separators have their own LogUnits, they must be uncommitted
from the LogBuffer when backspacing over them.
Bug: 9088919
Change-Id: Ib36cc94939b93abe18850a06bced17caf8aaa5b9
The period-generating double-space adds an extra LogUnit --
it must be removed when reverting.
Bug: 9088919
Change-Id: Ic148f40b4030a9b4a0651029bda87f7b94a52252
This change renames containsCorrection to avoid confusion with
CorrectionInfo, and to better clarify its meaning.
Change-Id: I5d8f8e2b03133c15a60d4e8b0f395cda1fff5447
Word boundaries are currently logged, but only if all the
details of a word pass the privacy filter and are logged.
This change records when a word is committed in all cases,
but does not disclose the word contents or any data used in
its construction.
Addresses b/9070768
Change-Id: I573679d0685c088aca65af99e46337a2f429f816
Currently isAllowedToLog only checks the state of the
ResearchLogger, and does not consider which log the data is
going to. This causes problems with the logs for Feedback.
The Feedback log should inhibit normal logging procedures,
but the system needs to be able to write specific data
directly to it.
This change renames to isAllowedToLogTo and adds the
destination ResearchLog as a parameter. A FeedbackLog is also
added as a new class so it can be distinguished from other
ResearchLogs.
Change-Id: I5a1eea05bb040c26bf816b89179f44b3024fa2ad
Punctuation is currently put into the same LogUnit as the
following word. This is counter-intuitive and makes
post-processing more complicated.
This change causes punctuation to be put into its own
LogUnit.
A tricky case is the phantom space. A phantom space is
inserted right before other text, whose MotionEvents have
already been collected and inserted into mCurrentLogBuffer.
Phantom spaces are handled by creating their own LogUnit and
inserting it into the LogBuffer right before
mCurrentLogBuffer is shifted in.
Change-Id: I102d7cd93982ad37ba0abb6c1ac0f66b85b5f95d
When the user reverts a commit, this causes the committed
word to be changed. The user usually then goes back to edit
that word. Going back to edit causes an uncommit, so that
the editing actions are added onto the LogUnit containing
the operations used to construct the word.
But currently, reverting also involves its own
commit/uncommit pair, with the caller performing the
uncommit, and the commit happening inside the revert
command. This may have been necessary in the past, when
revert was called in different situations, but is
unnecessary now. Furthermore, the guarding conditions are
currently such that the uncommit doesn't always undo the
effects of the commit, corrupting the log output.
Change-Id: I74af41f4f1db2fcabfa496dcc4a2d7bd0af19b3a
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
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
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
LogUnits have been annotated with the autocorrected words, but
until now this was assumed to be a single word without spaces.
But spaceless typing can result in spaces in the LogUnit label. With this
change, the LogUnit inspects the autocorrected text to determine how many
words were inserted, and counts them accurately.
This change corrects a privacy problem, which was that if the word sampling
algorithm chose a LogUnit that actually contained multiple words, then more
than two successive words would be included in the log.
Change-Id: I7c01c3dd3ac33d7e96c00836256bae9c14b124ed
Previously only a commitText would cause a LogUnit to be
labeled with the word that the data generates. In the case
of gestured text, this information is available when
LatinIME#onEndBatchInput is called. Labeling the LogUnit
at this time means that the Log will have labeled words even
if stop() is called before commit.
Change-Id: Idb2f99a9c159a1b1aa00448a2ecddeca6c351c3e
System is fast enough that sometimes SystemClock.currentTimeMillis() is duplicated
when used to make a unique filename.
Change-Id: I9454fbb5e10265d36b8e17cba183a1591d52cc7b
This uses the old suggestions. It does not try to recompute
new suggestions if there are no old suggestions yet: this is
coming in a later change.
If there are no suggestions, this shows the word itself
as a suggestion.
Bug: 8084810
Change-Id: I4c2e25df0ff3673be1825f57a0c19a9d23d47a48
Calls to LatinIME#onStartInputViewInternal log important information
about the context in which an IME is used. This is reported as a
single LogStatement. Previously, this was not placed into a separate
LogUnit, and was mixed in with general word data. This change wraps
this LogStatement in its own LogUnit.
Change-Id: I0fecd41c8a1de622a764cc4b5d6902336697046c
The ResearchLogger reports whether a build is a release build or not
to avoid polluting data with IME debugging work by developers.
Previously this was done by checking a constant flag, which was also
serving the dual purpose of masking out debug code in release builds.
This change introduces a heuristic to determine whether a build was
created by a developer (using the package versionName), and annotating
the data sent to the server appropriately.
Change-Id: Icbad17c66b703cabf6d23d05e2c7c41bcceaae45
Previously logging was disabled during replay. This makes it impossible to use logged data as a
regression test, since the new log was unavailable. This change corrects this problem.
Change-Id: I19dc31def2f2f87fd219dc561c739d18e4ab9c9c
Previously an autocorrection caused a new LogUnit to be started,
splitting off the previous LogUnit right at the autocorrection method
time. This change causes the split to happen before the MotionEvents
that led to the autocorrection being called.
Change-Id: I2504df8eb47ee77e5f46bac34a8450636c03fd9f
- Move scheduling logic from ResearchLogger.java to
UploaderService.java
- Switch to a one-shot timer. Previously the uploader was scheduled
on an inexact repeating schedule. It's better to reschedule the
next upload after the current one is finished to reduce the chances
of multiple uploads happening at the same time.
- Avoid double-execution
- Previously a scheduled upload might run right after an explicit
one if they occured at the same time. This change reduces the
chances of this.
- Some method extraction and naming
Change-Id: I9efda11be77d334c7f61bd40a36d65f0421ebde4
Previously, ResearchLogger#stop() was called both in
LatinIME#onFinishInputView() and in LatinIME#onWindowHidden(). This
resulted in multiple logs being written.
Since onFinishInputView is the more reliable of the two (it is called
in InputMethodService#onDestroy; onWindowHidden is not), the code now
uses onFinishInputView as a stopping signal.
Change-Id: Iae4b8c3bdab226027624eeab19b3737367e4a108
Kurt Partridge
Jean Chalard
Tadashi G. Takaoka
Ken Wakasa