Long click: use the node's window's bounds instead of asking WMS.
The WindowManagerService#getWindowFrame method returns an empty rect
when the requested window has no window state. As evident by the
checks in wm/AccessibilityWindowsPopulator not all windows have a
WindowState known by WMS.
This change grabs the node's window's bounds by getting the node's
A11yWindowInfo then checking bounds in screen. This always returns a
non-empty rect because it uses bounds data from SurfaceFlinger's
onWindowInfosChanged callback.
Bug: 317166487
Test: atest TouchInteractionControllerTest
Test: Launch an app in aspect ratio compat mode. Use TalkBack swipe
gestures to focus on the aspect ratio button. Double-tap and hold
anywhere on the screen. Observe that the button is long-clicked.
Change-Id: I09ea7bfc002c9878304d273bfc7f87d3e6de0d0a
diff --git a/services/accessibility/accessibility.aconfig b/services/accessibility/accessibility.aconfig
index 8ab2e0f..5846c92 100644
--- a/services/accessibility/accessibility.aconfig
+++ b/services/accessibility/accessibility.aconfig
@@ -91,6 +91,16 @@
}
flag {
+ name: "focus_click_point_window_bounds_from_a11y_window_info"
+ namespace: "accessibility"
+ description: "Uses A11yWindowInfo bounds for focus click point bounds checking"
+ bug: "317166487"
+ metadata {
+ purpose: PURPOSE_BUGFIX
+ }
+}
+
+flag {
name: "fullscreen_fling_gesture"
namespace: "accessibility"
description: "When true, adds a fling gesture animation for fullscreen magnification"