Match taskbar edge padding to nav button end insets
When calculating max number of items to show in a taskbar with overflow,
reserve space for taskbar end/start margins that matches inline nav
buttons end spacing.
Bug: 368119679
Test: None
Flag: com.android.launcher3.taskbar_overflow
Change-Id: I1205663ed4455ae1e7807f8d4edf5aaf2beba7d4
diff --git a/quickstep/src/com/android/launcher3/taskbar/TaskbarView.java b/quickstep/src/com/android/launcher3/taskbar/TaskbarView.java
index fcb583a..52d6dca 100644
--- a/quickstep/src/com/android/launcher3/taskbar/TaskbarView.java
+++ b/quickstep/src/com/android/launcher3/taskbar/TaskbarView.java
@@ -197,11 +197,13 @@
private int calculateMaxNumIcons() {
DeviceProfile deviceProfile = mActivityContext.getDeviceProfile();
int availableWidth = deviceProfile.widthPx;
+ int defaultEdgeMargin =
+ (int) getResources().getDimension(deviceProfile.inv.inlineNavButtonsEndSpacing);
// Reserve space required for edge margins, or for navbar if shown. If task bar needs to be
// center aligned with nav bar shown, reserve space on both sides.
- availableWidth -= Math.max(deviceProfile.edgeMarginPx, deviceProfile.hotseatBarEndOffset);
- availableWidth -= Math.max(deviceProfile.edgeMarginPx,
+ availableWidth -= Math.max(defaultEdgeMargin, deviceProfile.hotseatBarEndOffset);
+ availableWidth -= Math.max(defaultEdgeMargin,
mShouldTryStartAlign ? 0 : deviceProfile.hotseatBarEndOffset);
// The space taken by an item icon used during layout.