Searched refs:mDefaultHeight (Results 1 - 7 of 7) sorted by relevance
/frameworks/base/core/java/android/inputmethodservice/ |
H A D | Keyboard.java | 91 private int mDefaultHeight; field in class:Keyboard 196 parent.mDisplayHeight, parent.mDefaultHeight); 529 mDefaultHeight = mDefaultWidth; 552 mDefaultHeight = mDefaultWidth; 582 row.defaultHeight = mDefaultHeight; 593 y += mDefaultVerticalGap + mDefaultHeight; 609 mTotalHeight = y + mDefaultHeight; 669 return mDefaultHeight; 673 mDefaultHeight = height; 869 mDefaultHeight [all...] |
/frameworks/native/libs/gui/ |
H A D | BufferQueue.cpp | 70 mDefaultHeight(1), 214 value = mDefaultHeight; 374 h = mDefaultHeight; 580 output->inflate(mDefaultWidth, mDefaultHeight, mTransformHint, 646 output->inflate(mDefaultWidth, mDefaultHeight, mTransformHint, 732 mDefaultHeight, mDefaultBufferFormat, mTransformHint, 955 mDefaultHeight = h;
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H A D | SurfaceTexture.cpp | 152 mDefaultHeight = h; 709 if (newWidth * mDefaultHeight > newHeight * mDefaultWidth) { 710 newWidth = newHeight * mDefaultWidth / mDefaultHeight; 712 } else if (newWidth * mDefaultHeight < newHeight * mDefaultWidth) { 713 newHeight = newWidth * mDefaultHeight / mDefaultWidth;
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H A D | SurfaceTextureClient.cpp | 88 mDefaultHeight = 0; 307 output.deflate(&mDefaultWidth, &mDefaultHeight, &mTransformHint, 344 *value = mUserHeight ? mUserHeight : mDefaultHeight; 512 output.deflate(&mDefaultWidth, &mDefaultHeight, &mTransformHint,
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/frameworks/native/include/gui/ |
H A D | SurfaceTexture.h | 316 uint32_t mDefaultWidth, mDefaultHeight; member in class:android::SurfaceTexture
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H A D | SurfaceTextureClient.h | 185 // mDefaultHeight is default height of the buffers, regardless of the 187 uint32_t mDefaultHeight; member in class:android::SurfaceTextureClient 195 // of mDefaultHeight. This is lower priority than the height set
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H A D | BufferQueue.h | 454 // mDefaultHeight holds the default height of allocated buffers. It is used 456 uint32_t mDefaultHeight; member in class:android::BufferQueue
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