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- Move Taskbar scale to LauncherState
- Rename TaskbarVisibilityController to TaskbarAnimationController and
add mTaskbarScaleForLauncherState to TaskbarAnimationController
- Set OverviewState#getTaskbarScale() = 1f so Taskbar doesn't scale
up when going from an app to Overview
- Increase home animation duration so Taskbar animation aligns better
Test: Taskbar scales up when going home, doesn't scale up when going
to overview
Bug: 182512211
Change-Id: I6f448e76de98d7ff337ae93234d4bb7ce6254d50
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Test: Works as before
Bug: 182512211
Change-Id: Id4c979f2924f9ae6881a9bed18bcc52fbd80c05b
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Test: Open widgets, ensure taskbar hides
Bug: 171917176
Change-Id: Ib78182fe0ca1ea5ffbd28ab42f49ab8f0e535a18
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Test: nav handle isn't showing unless taskbar is hidden or removed
Fixes: 181206743
Bug: 171917176
Change-Id: I84b7d0bba1a5d208b1f8b1b467faf79f04078348
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We're initializing the correct values, but the callback only runs if
the value is different than the default value of 0. Thus we weren't
updating the visibility according to the value 0 in init().
Test: Initialize taskbar while launcher is resumed
Fixes: 180103543
Change-Id: I3f754cac59e2bd5ad542de050e8b4c3146d5eebf
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Setup codepath to animate the Taskbar when going to and from Launcher,
primarily by listening for pause/resume signals but also hints from
gesture nav and AppToOverviewAnimationProvider.
Additionally, add TaskbarStateHandler to listen for Launcher state
changes if Taskbar is enabled. Combined, the end behavior is:
- Background alpha is 0 when Launcher is resumed, and 1 when Launcher
is paused (we can make this animation more interesting later).
- Taskbar is always visible when Launcher is paused, otherwise its
visibility is determined by multiple factors: LauncherState and
whether the IME is showing.
Bug: 171917176
Change-Id: I7856fc979931c9d12d714dee11d179fd1b5a6968
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