Examples with SearchableInfo android.app.SearchableInfo used on opensource projects

Example 46 with SearchableInfo

use of android.app.SearchableInfo in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class SearchablesTest method testNonSearchable.

/*
     * SearchableInfo tests
     *  Mock the context so I can provide very specific input data
     *  Confirm OK with "zero" searchables
     *  Confirm "good" metadata read properly
     *  Confirm "bad" metadata skipped properly
     *  Confirm ordering of searchables
     *  Confirm "good" actionkeys
     *  confirm "bad" actionkeys are rejected
     *  confirm XML ordering enforced (will fail today - bug in SearchableInfo)
     *  findActionKey works
     *  getIcon works
     */
/**
     * Test that non-searchable activities return no searchable info (this would typically
     * trigger the use of the default searchable e.g. contacts)
     */
public void testNonSearchable() {
    // test basic array & hashmap
    Searchables searchables = new Searchables(mContext, 0);
    searchables.updateSearchableList();
    // confirm that we return null for non-searchy activities
    ComponentName nonActivity = new ComponentName("com.android.frameworks.coretests", "com.android.frameworks.coretests.activity.NO_SEARCH_ACTIVITY");
    SearchableInfo si = searchables.getSearchableInfo(nonActivity);
    assertNull(si);
}

Example 47 with SearchableInfo

use of android.app.SearchableInfo in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class SearchablesTest method testSearchablesListEmpty.

/**
     * This round of tests confirms good operations with "zero" searchables found
     */
public void testSearchablesListEmpty() {
    MyMockPackageManager mockPM = new MyMockPackageManager(mContext.getPackageManager());
    MyMockContext mockContext = new MyMockContext(mContext, mockPM);
    mockPM.setSearchablesMode(MyMockPackageManager.SEARCHABLES_MOCK_ZERO);
    Searchables searchables = new Searchables(mockContext, 0);
    searchables.updateSearchableList();
    ArrayList<SearchableInfo> searchablesList = searchables.getSearchablesList();
    assertNotNull(searchablesList);
    MoreAsserts.assertEmpty(searchablesList);
    ArrayList<SearchableInfo> global = searchables.getSearchablesInGlobalSearchList();
    MoreAsserts.assertEmpty(global);
}

Example 48 with SearchableInfo

use of android.app.SearchableInfo in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class SearchablesTest method checkSearchables.

/**
     * Generic health checker for an array of searchables.
     * 
     * This is designed to pass for any semi-legal searchable, without knowing much about
     * the format of the underlying data.  It's fairly easy for a non-compliant application
     * to provide meta-data that will pass here (e.g. a non-existent suggestions authority).
     * 
     * @param searchables The list of searchables to examine.
     */
private void checkSearchables(ArrayList<SearchableInfo> searchablesList) {
    assertNotNull(searchablesList);
    int count = searchablesList.size();
    for (int ii = 0; ii < count; ii++) {
        SearchableInfo si = searchablesList.get(ii);
        checkSearchable(si);
    }
}

Example 49 with SearchableInfo

use of android.app.SearchableInfo in project HoloEverywhere by Prototik.

the class SearchView method onVoiceClicked.

private void onVoiceClicked() {
    // guard against possible race conditions
    if (mSearchable == null) {
        return;
    }
    SearchableInfo searchable = mSearchable;
    try {
        if (searchable.getVoiceSearchLaunchWebSearch()) {
            Intent webSearchIntent = createVoiceWebSearchIntent(mVoiceWebSearchIntent, searchable);
            getContext().startActivity(webSearchIntent);
        } else if (searchable.getVoiceSearchLaunchRecognizer()) {
            Intent appSearchIntent = createVoiceAppSearchIntent(mVoiceAppSearchIntent, searchable);
            getContext().startActivity(appSearchIntent);
        }
    } catch (ActivityNotFoundException e) {
        // Should not happen, since we check the availability of
        // voice search before showing the button. But just in case...
        Log.w(LOG_TAG, "Could not find voice search activity");
    }
}

Example 50 with SearchableInfo

use of android.app.SearchableInfo in project android_frameworks_base by crdroidandroid.

the class Searchables method getSearchableInfo.

/**
     * Look up, or construct, based on the activity.
     *
     * The activities fall into three cases, based on meta-data found in
     * the manifest entry:
     * <ol>
     * <li>The activity itself implements search.  This is indicated by the
     * presence of a "android.app.searchable" meta-data attribute.
     * The value is a reference to an XML file containing search information.</li>
     * <li>A related activity implements search.  This is indicated by the
     * presence of a "android.app.default_searchable" meta-data attribute.
     * The value is a string naming the activity implementing search.  In this
     * case the factory will "redirect" and return the searchable data.</li>
     * <li>No searchability data is provided.  We return null here and other
     * code will insert the "default" (e.g. contacts) search.
     *
     * TODO: cache the result in the map, and check the map first.
     * TODO: it might make sense to implement the searchable reference as
     * an application meta-data entry.  This way we don't have to pepper each
     * and every activity.
     * TODO: can we skip the constructor step if it's a non-searchable?
     * TODO: does it make sense to plug the default into a slot here for
     * automatic return?  Probably not, but it's one way to do it.
     *
     * @param activity The name of the current activity, or null if the
     * activity does not define any explicit searchable metadata.
     */
public SearchableInfo getSearchableInfo(ComponentName activity) {
    // Step 1.  Is the result already hashed?  (case 1)
    SearchableInfo result;
    synchronized (this) {
        result = mSearchablesMap.get(activity);
        if (result != null)
            return result;
    }
    // Step 2.  See if the current activity references a searchable.
    // Note:  Conceptually, this could be a while(true) loop, but there's
    // no point in implementing reference chaining here and risking a loop.
    // References must point directly to searchable activities.
    ActivityInfo ai = null;
    try {
        ai = mPm.getActivityInfo(activity, PackageManager.GET_META_DATA, mUserId);
    } catch (RemoteException re) {
        Log.e(LOG_TAG, "Error getting activity info " + re);
        return null;
    }
    String refActivityName = null;
    // First look for activity-specific reference
    Bundle md = ai.metaData;
    if (md != null) {
        refActivityName = md.getString(MD_LABEL_DEFAULT_SEARCHABLE);
    }
    // If not found, try for app-wide reference
    if (refActivityName == null) {
        md = ai.applicationInfo.metaData;
        if (md != null) {
            refActivityName = md.getString(MD_LABEL_DEFAULT_SEARCHABLE);
        }
    }
    // Irrespective of source, if a reference was found, follow it.
    if (refActivityName != null) {
        // This value is deprecated, return null
        if (refActivityName.equals(MD_SEARCHABLE_SYSTEM_SEARCH)) {
            return null;
        }
        String pkg = activity.getPackageName();
        ComponentName referredActivity;
        if (refActivityName.charAt(0) == '.') {
            referredActivity = new ComponentName(pkg, pkg + refActivityName);
        } else {
            referredActivity = new ComponentName(pkg, refActivityName);
        }
        // it against the original name so we can skip the check
        synchronized (this) {
            result = mSearchablesMap.get(referredActivity);
            if (result != null) {
                mSearchablesMap.put(activity, result);
                return result;
            }
        }
    }
    // Step 3.  None found. Return null.
    return null;
}