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commit0069c4a1d39946265dbe019017d3932a8f2d72ed[log] [tgz]
authorCharles Chen <[email protected]>Fri Nov 04 15:07:26 2022 +0800
committerCharles Chen <[email protected]>Fri Dec 02 15:52:23 2022 +0800
treea0be248b676574f35ec5e074e150f1a1d43ac81a
parent85b108a7837679e9378e9185411a144fb074b83d [diff]
Address ActivityEmbedding APIs feedback

1. Add descriptions on layoutDirection
2. See below Relnote
RelNote: "
1. Align the API naming - Use add/remove for multiple instances:
  - registerRule changes to addRule
  - unregisterRule changes to removeRule
2. Replace getSplitRules with getRules since ActivityRule is not a split rule
3. Add RuleController#setRules to set a bunch of rules
4. Extract rule related APIs from SplitController to singleton RuleController. They are:
  - addRule
  - removeRule
  - getRules
  - setRules
  - clearRules
  - parseRules
5. Extract #isActivityEmbedded from SplitController to singleton
   ActivityEmbeddingController. They are:
  - isActivityEmbedded
6. Remove SplitController#initialize. To set rules from XML file, please
   use RuleController#parseRules and #setRules.
   Before this change:
     SplitController.initialize(context, R.xml.static_rules)
   After this change:
     val ruleController = RuleController.getInstance(context)
     val rules = ruleController.parseRules(R.xml.static_rules)
     ruleController.setRules(rules)
7. We don't distinguish static rules with runtime rules anymore. That said,
   calling #clearRules results to clear all rules no matter they are
   registered with static XML rule definitions or at runtime. To have
   the legacy behavior of `SplitController#clearRegisteredRules`, please
   call `RuleController#parseRules` with the XML resources id and call
   `RuleController#setRules` to set back the rules again.
   Before this change:
     SplitController.getInstance(context).clearRegisteredRules()
   After this change:
     val ruleController = RuleController.getInstance(context)
     val rules = ruleController.parseRules(R.xml.static_rules)
     ruleController.setRules(rules)
"
Test: presubmit
Bug: 255952916

Merged-In: Ib39671fb22a9ccef3b0aa8967ee18c3168c54c63
Change-Id: Ib39671fb22a9ccef3b0aa8967ee18c3168c54c63
22 files changed
tree: a0be248b676574f35ec5e074e150f1a1d43ac81a
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