Cross Reference: /frameworks/base/services/core/java/com/android/server/wm/Task.java

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100     // state regardless of it's stack affilation. As the floating state drives
102     // stack moves and we in fact do so when moving from full screen to pinned.
105     Task(int taskId, TaskStack stack, int userId, WindowManagerService service, Rect bounds,
110         mStack = stack;
169         // TODO: This should probably return false if mChildren.isEmpty() regardless if the stack
199     void reparent(TaskStack stack, int position, boolean moveParents) {
200         if (stack == mStack) {
202                     "task=" + this + " already child of stack=" + mStack);
205                 + " from stack=" + mStack);
209         // If we are moving from the fullscreen stack to the pinned stack
213         if (stack.mStackId == PINNED_STACK_ID) {
220         stack.addTask(this, position, showForAllUsers(), moveParents);
223         final DisplayContent displayContent = stack.getDisplayContent();
434             // No need to adjust the output bounds if fullscreen or the docked stack is visible
440         // The bounds has been adjusted to accommodate for a docked stack, but the docked stack is
504                 // When minimizing the docked stack when going home, we don't adjust the task bounds
505                 // so we need to intersect the task bounds with the stack bounds here.
507                 // If we are Docked Resizing with snap points, the task bounds could be smaller than the stack
523         // The bounds has been adjusted to accommodate for a docked stack, but the docked stack is
533                 throw new IllegalArgumentException("Drag resize mode not allow for stack stackId="
567         //   from its stack. The stack will take care of task rotation for the other case.
612      * When we are in a floating stack (Freeform, Pinned, ...) we calculate
613      * insets differently. However if we are animating to the fullscreen stack
670         // The bounds has been adjusted to accommodate for a docked stack, but the docked stack