Java Code Examples for org.chromium.chrome.browser.compositor.bottombar.OverlayPanel.StateChangeReason#UNKNOWN

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Example 1
Source File: OverlayPanelAnimation.java    From delion with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Called when layout-specific actions are needed after the animation finishes.
 */
protected void onAnimationFinished() {
    // If animating to a particular PanelState, and after completing
    // resizing the Panel to its desired state, then the Panel's state
    // should be updated. This method also is called when an animation
    // is cancelled (which can happen by a subsequent gesture while
    // an animation is happening). That's why the actual height should
    // be checked.
    // TODO(mdjones): Move animations not directly related to the panel's state into their
    // own animation handler (i.e. peek promo, G sprite, etc.). See https://crbug.com/617307.
    if (mAnimatingState != null && mAnimatingState != PanelState.UNDEFINED
            && getHeight() == getPanelHeightFromState(mAnimatingState)) {
        setPanelState(mAnimatingState, mAnimatingStateReason);
    }

    mAnimatingState = PanelState.UNDEFINED;
    mAnimatingStateReason = StateChangeReason.UNKNOWN;
}
Example 2
Source File: OverlayPanelAnimation.java    From AndroidChromium with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Called when layout-specific actions are needed after the animation finishes.
 */
protected void onAnimationFinished() {
    // If animating to a particular PanelState, and after completing
    // resizing the Panel to its desired state, then the Panel's state
    // should be updated. This method also is called when an animation
    // is cancelled (which can happen by a subsequent gesture while
    // an animation is happening). That's why the actual height should
    // be checked.
    // TODO(mdjones): Move animations not directly related to the panel's state into their
    // own animation handler (i.e. peek promo, G sprite, etc.). See https://crbug.com/617307.
    if (mAnimatingState != null && mAnimatingState != PanelState.UNDEFINED
            && getHeight() == getPanelHeightFromState(mAnimatingState)) {
        setPanelState(mAnimatingState, mAnimatingStateReason);
    }

    mAnimatingState = PanelState.UNDEFINED;
    mAnimatingStateReason = StateChangeReason.UNKNOWN;
}
Example 3
Source File: OverlayPanelAnimation.java    From 365browser with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Called when layout-specific actions are needed after the animation finishes.
 */
protected void onAnimationFinished() {
    // If animating to a particular PanelState, and after completing
    // resizing the Panel to its desired state, then the Panel's state
    // should be updated. This method also is called when an animation
    // is cancelled (which can happen by a subsequent gesture while
    // an animation is happening). That's why the actual height should
    // be checked.
    // TODO(mdjones): Move animations not directly related to the panel's state into their
    // own animation handler (i.e. peek promo, G sprite, etc.). See https://crbug.com/617307.
    if (mAnimatingState != null && mAnimatingState != PanelState.UNDEFINED
            && getHeight() == getPanelHeightFromState(mAnimatingState)) {
        setPanelState(mAnimatingState, mAnimatingStateReason);
    }

    mAnimatingState = PanelState.UNDEFINED;
    mAnimatingStateReason = StateChangeReason.UNKNOWN;
}
Example 4
Source File: OverlayPanelManager.java    From delion with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Notify the manager that some other object hid the panel.
 * NOTE(mdjones): It is possible that a panel other than the one currently showing was hidden.
 * @param panel The panel that was closed.
 */
public void notifyPanelClosed(OverlayPanel panel, StateChangeReason reason) {
    // TODO(mdjones): Close should behave like "requestShowPanel". The reason it currently does
    // not is because closing will cancel animation for that panel. This method waits for the
    // panel's "onClosed" event to fire, thus preserving the animation.
    if (panel == null) return;

    // If the reason to close was to suppress, only suppress the panel.
    if (reason == StateChangeReason.SUPPRESS) {
        if (mActivePanel == panel) {
            if (mActivePanel.canBeSuppressed()) {
                mSuppressedPanel = mActivePanel;
            }
            mActivePanel = mPendingPanel;
            mActivePanel.peekPanel(mPendingReason);
            mPendingPanel = null;
            mPendingReason = StateChangeReason.UNKNOWN;
        }
    } else {
        // Normal close panel flow.
        if (panel == mActivePanel) {
            mActivePanel = null;
            if (mSuppressedPanel != null) {
                mActivePanel = mSuppressedPanel;
                mActivePanel.peekPanel(StateChangeReason.UNSUPPRESS);
            }
        }
        mSuppressedPanel = null;
    }
}
Example 5
Source File: OverlayPanelManager.java    From AndroidChromium with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Notify the manager that some other object hid the panel.
 * NOTE(mdjones): It is possible that a panel other than the one currently showing was hidden.
 * @param panel The panel that was closed.
 */
public void notifyPanelClosed(OverlayPanel panel, StateChangeReason reason) {
    // TODO(mdjones): Close should behave like "requestShowPanel". The reason it currently does
    // not is because closing will cancel animation for that panel. This method waits for the
    // panel's "onClosed" event to fire, thus preserving the animation.
    if (panel == null) return;

    // If the reason to close was to suppress, only suppress the panel.
    if (reason == StateChangeReason.SUPPRESS) {
        if (mActivePanel == panel) {
            if (mActivePanel.canBeSuppressed()) {
                mSuppressedPanels.add(mActivePanel);
            }
            mActivePanel = mPendingPanel;
            mActivePanel.peekPanel(mPendingReason);
            mPendingPanel = null;
            mPendingReason = StateChangeReason.UNKNOWN;
        }
    } else {
        // Normal close panel flow.
        if (panel == mActivePanel) {
            mActivePanel = null;
            if (!mSuppressedPanels.isEmpty()) {
                mActivePanel = mSuppressedPanels.poll();
                mActivePanel.peekPanel(StateChangeReason.UNSUPPRESS);
            }
        } else {
            mSuppressedPanels.remove(panel);
        }
    }
}
Example 6
Source File: OverlayPanelManager.java    From 365browser with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Notify the manager that some other object hid the panel.
 * NOTE(mdjones): It is possible that a panel other than the one currently showing was hidden.
 * @param panel The panel that was closed.
 */
public void notifyPanelClosed(OverlayPanel panel, StateChangeReason reason) {
    // TODO(mdjones): Close should behave like "requestShowPanel". The reason it currently does
    // not is because closing will cancel animation for that panel. This method waits for the
    // panel's "onClosed" event to fire, thus preserving the animation.
    if (panel == null) return;

    // If the reason to close was to suppress, only suppress the panel.
    if (reason == StateChangeReason.SUPPRESS) {
        if (mActivePanel == panel) {
            if (mActivePanel.canBeSuppressed()) {
                mSuppressedPanels.add(mActivePanel);
            }
            mActivePanel = mPendingPanel;
            mActivePanel.peekPanel(mPendingReason);
            mPendingPanel = null;
            mPendingReason = StateChangeReason.UNKNOWN;
        }
    } else {
        // Normal close panel flow.
        if (panel == mActivePanel) {
            mActivePanel = null;
            if (!mSuppressedPanels.isEmpty()) {
                mActivePanel = mSuppressedPanels.poll();
                mActivePanel.peekPanel(StateChangeReason.UNSUPPRESS);
            }
        } else {
            mSuppressedPanels.remove(panel);
        }
    }
}