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12-Jun-2012 |
Chiao Cheng <chiaocheng@google.com> |
Global import order fix.
Changed import order to be in accordance with style guide:
http://source.android.com/source/code-style.html#order-import-statements
Static imports will be placed at the top since most existing files used that
convention. It is also a style that can be handled by both eclipse and intellij.
Change-Id: Ia7013c7a2d88e5fefb8f4975d121f7fcd3fcc462
/packages/apps/Contacts/src/com/android/contacts/list/ProviderStatusWatcher.java
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16-May-2012 |
Makoto Onuki <omakoto@google.com> |
Improve provider status query wait
Follow-up to I9bc34e7d.
Don't wait for the provider status to be loaded more than once in a single
call tree.
Before, in order to update ContactsUnavailableFragment from
PeopleActivity.updateViewConfiguration(),
ProviderStatusWatcher.getProviderStatus() may have been called multiple times
in a single call tree, and each call could block the UI thread at most 1 second,
so in total the UI thread may have been blocked >= 2 seconds.
Now we only call ProviderStatusWatcher.getProviderStatus() once per the
updateViewConfiguration() call and pass around the result, so the UI
thread is blocked at most 1 second per call.
Bug 6503283
Change-Id: Ife55d3c6f9e052d82387629c082e41aaad737543
/packages/apps/Contacts/src/com/android/contacts/list/ProviderStatusWatcher.java
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28-Apr-2012 |
Makoto Onuki <omakoto@google.com> |
Don't load provider status on the ui thread
The provider status query isn't backed by the filesystem, so is usually pretty
fast, but still, we occasionally get ANRs.
We can't just use a loder to load it in the background, because as long as it's
fast, we *do* want to wait on the UI thread, as the status is needed to decide
whether we should show the "contacts unavailable" fragment.
Added a singleton watcher class that keeps track of the last known provider
status.
start() starts wathcing the status, and stop() stops it.
Once we get a provider status, getProviderStatus()/getProviderStatusData()
will return the last known status, unblocked. Until we get the first status,
they will block at most 1 second. If we can't get the status within this
timeout, it'll just return STATUS_UPGRADING, and the people app shows
"Contacts list is being updated."
Bug 6337646
Change-Id: I9bc34e7d43e8e4bd5e1a11898137e8422b689582
/packages/apps/Contacts/src/com/android/contacts/list/ProviderStatusWatcher.java
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