Organize existing properties as follows:
- TaskbarViewController contains properties affecting TaskbarView (though child icons are still supplied by TaskbarHotseatController)
- TaskbarDragLayerController contains properties related to TaskbarDragLayer itself
- Renamed NavbarButtonUiController to NavbarButtonsViewController, following the pattern of TaskbarViewController and TaskbarDragLayerController
- TaskbarControllers contains the different controllers to make it easier to construct, initialize, destroy, and pass them around
- Removed TaskbarIconController as its responsibilities were moved to more specific controllers
Test: compiles and runs, manually tested
Bug: 187353581
Change-Id: Idccd95d47117101bf9617e5532a5b87635d2b8f6
> Calculating the hotseat padding statically
> Animating taskbar views individually when animating to home
instead of a layout animation
> Moving all navbar buttons to a separate layout/controller and independent
of Launcher
> Fixing RTL layout for taskbar and nav bar
Bug: 187353581
Test: Manual
Change-Id: If21696f38beee328f553e467394776a8e8ed4c3e
- TaskbarDragController now extends DragController.
- Currently there is no pre-drag condition, so we immediately get onDragStart(), which starts the system global drag (which cancels the original internal drag).
- Make the original view invisible during the drag and drop operation, across both internal and system drag events.
- No longer handle onDragEvent() in TaskbarView, as TaskbarDragController handles all of it now.
Test: Drag and drop from taskbar still works (bonus: starts from the correct registration point that you touched down on). Locally added a PreDragCondition and verified a seamless handoff to system drag and drop when the pre drag end condition was met.
Bug: 182981908
Change-Id: I6bf48141a5eedfc6db6f461258e880ef8146e733
