Examples with DialtactsActivity com.android.dialer.app.DialtactsActivity used on opensource projects

Example 1 with DialtactsActivity

use of com.android.dialer.app.DialtactsActivity in project android_packages_apps_Dialer by LineageOS.

the class DialpadFragment method onResume.

@Override
public void onResume() {
    LogUtil.d("DialpadFragment.onResume", "");
    Trace.beginSection(TAG + " onResume");
    super.onResume();
    Resources res = getResources();
    int iconId = R.drawable.quantum_ic_call_vd_theme_24;
    if (MotorolaUtils.isWifiCallingAvailable(getContext())) {
        iconId = R.drawable.ic_wifi_calling;
    }
    mFloatingActionButtonController.changeIcon(res.getDrawable(iconId, null), res.getString(R.string.description_dial_button));
    final DialtactsActivity activity = (DialtactsActivity) getActivity();
    mDialpadQueryListener = activity;
    final StopWatch stopWatch = StopWatch.start("Dialpad.onResume");
    // Query the last dialed number. Do it first because hitting
    // the DB is 'slow'. This call is asynchronous.
    queryLastOutgoingCall();
    stopWatch.lap("qloc");
    final ContentResolver contentResolver = activity.getContentResolver();
    // retrieve the DTMF tone play back setting.
    mDTMFToneEnabled = Settings.System.getInt(contentResolver, Settings.System.DTMF_TONE_WHEN_DIALING, 1) == 1;
    stopWatch.lap("dtwd");
    stopWatch.lap("hptc");
    mPressedDialpadKeys.clear();
    configureScreenFromIntent(getActivity());
    stopWatch.lap("fdin");
    if (!isPhoneInUse()) {
        // A sanity-check: the "dialpad chooser" UI should not be visible if the phone is idle.
        showDialpadChooser(false);
    }
    stopWatch.lap("hnt");
    updateDeleteButtonEnabledState();
    stopWatch.lap("bes");
    stopWatch.stopAndLog(TAG, 50);
    // Populate the overflow menu in onResume instead of onCreate, so that if the SMS activity
    // is disabled while Dialer is paused, the "Send a text message" option can be correctly
    // removed when resumed.
    mOverflowMenuButton = mDialpadView.getOverflowMenuButton();
    mOverflowPopupMenu = buildOptionsMenu(mOverflowMenuButton);
    mOverflowMenuButton.setOnTouchListener(mOverflowPopupMenu.getDragToOpenListener());
    mOverflowMenuButton.setOnClickListener(this);
    mOverflowMenuButton.setVisibility(isDigitsEmpty() ? View.INVISIBLE : View.VISIBLE);
    if (mFirstLaunch) {
        // The onHiddenChanged callback does not get called the first time the fragment is
        // attached, so call it ourselves here.
        onHiddenChanged(false);
    }
    mFirstLaunch = false;
    Trace.endSection();
}

Example 2 with DialtactsActivity

use of com.android.dialer.app.DialtactsActivity in project android_packages_apps_Dialer by LineageOS.

the class DialpadFragment method configureScreenFromIntent.

/**
 * Checks the given Intent and changes dialpad's UI state. For example, if the Intent requires the
 * screen to enter "Add Call" mode, this method will show correct UI for the mode.
 */
private void configureScreenFromIntent(Activity parent) {
    // If we were not invoked with a DIAL intent,
    if (!(parent instanceof DialtactsActivity)) {
        setStartedFromNewIntent(false);
        return;
    }
    // See if we were invoked with a DIAL intent. If we were, fill in the appropriate
    // digits in the dialer field.
    Intent intent = parent.getIntent();
    if (!isLayoutReady()) {
        // This happens typically when parent's Activity#onNewIntent() is called while
        // Fragment#onCreateView() isn't called yet, and thus we cannot configure Views at
        // this point. onViewCreate() should call this method after preparing layouts, so
        // just ignore this call now.
        LogUtil.i("DialpadFragment.configureScreenFromIntent", "Screen configuration is requested before onCreateView() is called. Ignored");
        return;
    }
    boolean needToShowDialpadChooser = false;
    // Be sure *not* to show the dialpad chooser if this is an
    // explicit "Add call" action, though.
    final boolean isAddCallMode = isAddCallMode(intent);
    if (!isAddCallMode) {
        // Don't show the chooser when called via onNewIntent() and phone number is present.
        // i.e. User clicks a telephone link from gmail for example.
        // In this case, we want to show the dialpad with the phone number.
        final boolean digitsFilled = fillDigitsIfNecessary(intent);
        if (!(mStartedFromNewIntent && digitsFilled)) {
            final String action = intent.getAction();
            if (Intent.ACTION_DIAL.equals(action) || Intent.ACTION_VIEW.equals(action) || Intent.ACTION_MAIN.equals(action)) {
                // make the user confirm what they really want to do.
                if (isPhoneInUse()) {
                    needToShowDialpadChooser = true;
                }
            }
        }
    }
    showDialpadChooser(needToShowDialpadChooser);
    setStartedFromNewIntent(false);
}

Example 3 with DialtactsActivity

use of com.android.dialer.app.DialtactsActivity in project android_packages_apps_Dialer by LineageOS.

the class DialpadFragment method onHiddenChanged.

@Override
public void onHiddenChanged(boolean hidden) {
    super.onHiddenChanged(hidden);
    final DialtactsActivity activity = (DialtactsActivity) getActivity();
    if (activity == null || getView() == null) {
        return;
    }
    final DialpadView dialpadView = (DialpadView) getView().findViewById(R.id.dialpad_view);
    if (!hidden && !isDialpadChooserVisible()) {
        if (mAnimate) {
            dialpadView.animateShow();
        }
        mFloatingActionButtonController.setVisible(false);
        mFloatingActionButtonController.scaleIn(mAnimate ? mDialpadSlideInDuration : 0);
        activity.onDialpadShown();
        mDigits.requestFocus();
    }
    if (hidden) {
        if (mAnimate) {
            mFloatingActionButtonController.scaleOut();
        } else {
            mFloatingActionButtonController.setVisible(false);
        }
    }
}