libs/input/android/os/IInputConstants.aidl

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package android.os;


/** @hide */
interface IInputConstants
{
    // This should be multiplied by the value of the system property ro.hw_timeout_multiplier before
    // use. A pre-multiplied constant is available in Java in
    // android.os.InputConstants.DEFAULT_DISPATCHING_TIMEOUT_MILLIS.
    const int UNMULTIPLIED_DEFAULT_DISPATCHING_TIMEOUT_MILLIS = 5000; // 5 seconds

    // Indicate invalid battery capacity
    const int INVALID_BATTERY_CAPACITY = -1;

    /**
     * Every input event has an id. This constant value is used when a valid input event id is not
     * available.
     */
    const int INVALID_INPUT_EVENT_ID = 0;

    /**
     * Every input device has an id. This constant value is used when a valid input device id is not
     * available.
     * The virtual keyboard uses -1 as the input device id. Therefore, we use -2 as the value for
     * an invalid input device.
     */
    const int INVALID_INPUT_DEVICE_ID = -2;

    /**
     * The input event was injected from accessibility. Used in policyFlags for input event
     * injection.
     */
    const int POLICY_FLAG_INJECTED_FROM_ACCESSIBILITY = 0x20000;

    /**
     * This flag indicates that the window that received this motion event is partly
     * or wholly obscured by another visible window above it and the event directly passed through
     * the obscured area.
     *
     * A security sensitive application can check this flag to identify situations in which
     * a malicious application may have covered up part of its content for the purpose
     * of misleading the user or hijacking touches.  An appropriate response might be
     * to drop the suspect touches or to take additional precautions to confirm the user's
     * actual intent.
     */
    const int MOTION_EVENT_FLAG_WINDOW_IS_OBSCURED = 0x1;

    /**
     * This flag indicates that the window that received this motion event is partly
     * or wholly obscured by another visible window above it and the event did not directly pass
     * through the obscured area.
     *
     * A security sensitive application can check this flag to identify situations in which
     * a malicious application may have covered up part of its content for the purpose
     * of misleading the user or hijacking touches.  An appropriate response might be
     * to drop the suspect touches or to take additional precautions to confirm the user's
     * actual intent.
     *
     * Unlike FLAG_WINDOW_IS_OBSCURED, this is only true if the window that received this event is
     * obstructed in areas other than the touched location.
     */
    const int MOTION_EVENT_FLAG_WINDOW_IS_PARTIALLY_OBSCURED = 0x2;

    /**
     * This private flag is only set on {@link #ACTION_HOVER_MOVE} events and indicates that
     * this event will be immediately followed by a {@link #ACTION_HOVER_EXIT}. It is used to
     * prevent generating redundant {@link #ACTION_HOVER_ENTER} events.
     * @hide
     */
    const int MOTION_EVENT_FLAG_HOVER_EXIT_PENDING = 0x4;

    /**
     * This flag indicates that the event has been generated by a gesture generator. It
     * provides a hint to the GestureDetector to not apply any touch slop.
     *
     * @hide
     */
    const int MOTION_EVENT_FLAG_IS_GENERATED_GESTURE = 0x8;

    /**
     * This flag is only set for events with {@link #ACTION_POINTER_UP} and {@link #ACTION_CANCEL}.
     * It indicates that the pointer going up was an unintentional user touch. When FLAG_CANCELED
     * is set, the typical actions that occur in response for a pointer going up (such as click
     * handlers, end of drawing) should be aborted. This flag is typically set when the user was
     * accidentally touching the screen, such as by gripping the device, or placing the palm on the
     * screen.
     *
     * @see #ACTION_POINTER_UP
     * @see #ACTION_CANCEL
     */
    const int INPUT_EVENT_FLAG_CANCELED = 0x20;

    /**
     * This flag indicates that the event will not cause a focus change if it is directed to an
     * unfocused window, even if it an {@link #ACTION_DOWN}. This is typically used with pointer
     * gestures to allow the user to direct gestures to an unfocused window without bringing the
     * window into focus.
     * @hide
     */
    const int MOTION_EVENT_FLAG_NO_FOCUS_CHANGE = 0x40;

    /**
     * The input event was generated or modified by accessibility service.
     * Shared by both KeyEvent and MotionEvent flags, so this value should not overlap with either
     * set of flags, including in input/Input.h and in android/input.h.
     */
    const int INPUT_EVENT_FLAG_IS_ACCESSIBILITY_EVENT = 0x800;

    /**
     * Private flag that indicates when the system has detected that this motion event
     * may be inconsistent with respect to the sequence of previously delivered motion events,
     * such as when a pointer move event is sent but the pointer is not down.
     *
     * @hide
     * @see #isTainted
     * @see #setTainted
     */
    const int INPUT_EVENT_FLAG_TAINTED = 0x80000000;

    /**
     * Private flag indicating that this event was synthesized by the system and should be delivered
     * to the accessibility focused view first. When being dispatched such an event is not handled
     * by predecessors of the accessibility focused view and after the event reaches that view the
     * flag is cleared and normal event dispatch is performed. This ensures that the platform can
     * click on any view that has accessibility focus which is semantically equivalent to asking the
     * view to perform a click accessibility action but more generic as views not implementing click
     * action correctly can still be activated.
     *
     * @hide
     * @see #isTargetAccessibilityFocus()
     * @see #setTargetAccessibilityFocus(boolean)
     */
    const int MOTION_EVENT_FLAG_TARGET_ACCESSIBILITY_FOCUS = 0x40000000;

    /* The default pointer acceleration value. */
    const int DEFAULT_POINTER_ACCELERATION = 3;

    /**
     * Use the default Velocity Tracker Strategy. Different axes may use different default
     * strategies.
     */
    const int VELOCITY_TRACKER_STRATEGY_DEFAULT = -1;

    /**
     * Velocity Tracker Strategy: Impulse.
     * Physical model of pushing an object.  Quality: VERY GOOD.
     * Works with duplicate coordinates, unclean finger liftoff.
     */
    const int VELOCITY_TRACKER_STRATEGY_IMPULSE = 0;

    /**
     * Velocity Tracker Strategy: LSQ1.
     * 1st order least squares.  Quality: POOR.
     * Frequently underfits the touch data especially when the finger accelerates
     * or changes direction.  Often underestimates velocity.  The direction
     * is overly influenced by historical touch points.
     */
    const int VELOCITY_TRACKER_STRATEGY_LSQ1 = 1;

    /**
     * Velocity Tracker Strategy: LSQ2.
     * 2nd order least squares.  Quality: VERY GOOD.
     * Pretty much ideal, but can be confused by certain kinds of touch data,
     * particularly if the panel has a tendency to generate delayed,
     * duplicate or jittery touch coordinates when the finger is released.
     */
    const int VELOCITY_TRACKER_STRATEGY_LSQ2 = 2;

    /**
     * Velocity Tracker Strategy: LSQ3.
     * 3rd order least squares.  Quality: UNUSABLE.
     * Frequently overfits the touch data yielding wildly divergent estimates
     * of the velocity when the finger is released.
     */
    const int VELOCITY_TRACKER_STRATEGY_LSQ3 = 3;

    /**
     * Velocity Tracker Strategy: WLSQ2_DELTA.
     * 2nd order weighted least squares, delta weighting.  Quality: EXPERIMENTAL
     */
    const int VELOCITY_TRACKER_STRATEGY_WLSQ2_DELTA = 4;

    /**
     * Velocity Tracker Strategy: WLSQ2_CENTRAL.
     * 2nd order weighted least squares, central weighting.  Quality: EXPERIMENTALe
     */
    const int VELOCITY_TRACKER_STRATEGY_WLSQ2_CENTRAL = 5;

    /**
     * Velocity Tracker Strategy: WLSQ2_RECENT.
     * 2nd order weighted least squares, recent weighting.  Quality: EXPERIMENTAL
     */
    const int VELOCITY_TRACKER_STRATEGY_WLSQ2_RECENT = 6;

    /**
     * Velocity Tracker Strategy: INT1.
     * 1st order integrating filter.  Quality: GOOD.
     * Not as good as 'lsq2' because it cannot estimate acceleration but it is
     * more tolerant of errors.  Like 'lsq1', this strategy tends to underestimate
     * the velocity of a fling but this strategy tends to respond to changes in
     * direction more quickly and accurately.
     */
    const int VELOCITY_TRACKER_STRATEGY_INT1 = 7;

    /**
     * Velocity Tracker Strategy: INT2.
     * 2nd order integrating filter.  Quality: EXPERIMENTAL.
     * For comparison purposes only.  Unlike 'int1' this strategy can compensate
     * for acceleration but it typically overestimates the effect.
     */
    const int VELOCITY_TRACKER_STRATEGY_INT2 = 8;

    /**
     * Velocity Tracker Strategy: Legacy.
     * Legacy velocity tracker algorithm.  Quality: POOR.
     * For comparison purposes only.  This algorithm is strongly influenced by
     * old data points, consistently underestimates velocity and takes a very long
     * time to adjust to changes in direction.
     */
    const int VELOCITY_TRACKER_STRATEGY_LEGACY = 9;
}