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This is now handled by Android Dreams (screensavers) via
SystemUI, which now responds to DESK_DOCK intents.

Bug: 3155234
Change-Id: Ie94941367ae7f473363e1c84be44248b7efc4044

It will launch when you dock your ICS device, but it will no
longer take over the home key.

The "dock home" feature still makes sense for, e.g., car
docks where it's appropriate to cripple the device in this
way, but for desktop docks it's just annoying.

In this case it's worse, though, because DeskClock has shed
all of its dock home features (including, notably, a button
to take you to the real Launcher). Without this change, a
docked device is trapped in DeskClock (unless you use
recents or a notification to escape to some other app).

Bug: 5551030
Change-Id: Ib143a33b69b3cb3d092779a8f322e3ed8ae16a84

Change-Id: I16b1de8ac5adb6c030188bd7803d1cb0ff932233

Also rips out all the unused weather code.

Change-Id: I16417ddc832a7a68d2859dbd357d39a48dbf65df

The only way to turn on the screen is to have a fullscreen
theme; doing so disallows us access to the platform styles
for the alert/dialog themes, so this change pulls in a copy
of the correct background bitmap. (We are able, at least,
to use the Holo version of the fullscreen transparent theme,
which causes the buttons to have the correct appearance.)

There's now also a separate layout file for the fullscreen
case so we don't apply this new decoration when a proper
dialog is available to us (read: the screen was already
unlocked).

Finally, tweak AndroidClockTextView so Eclipse doesn't choke
on the layout files.

Bug: 5108144
Change-Id: Ifc153bd9d7a3b9e3d0e18e94ec1b9545976f3759

Change-Id: I0923c95709f36902ad40e70a98aa3dec92376524

Bug: 4969610

Essentially a duplicate of the moving-clock screensaver
introduced with Nexus One, but in a convenient Dream
activity.

(depends on I4559a95 for android.dreams in support lib)

Change-Id: I01b3d431b6b80665b8a9a477e7d6ac6cd579d0f2

Bug: 3453138
Change-Id: I9e419478a84ac24607f98382feb571c9fd35dec9

Change-Id: Icfc0a9d2adb9e0411306da23756d0753f89f1d74

Change-Id: Iaad2b39d1a9722934aa9128e5fbe255946521edb

Change SetAlarm to take an alarm object instead of just the id.  Have
HandleSetAlarm pass the new Alarm object to the activity if EXTRA_SKIP_UI is
false.

Update TestAddAlarm to toggle the UI.

Bumped version number.

Bug: 3284120
Change-Id: Ie84ac8e3d7a63bfd64e40c626e577ce8b1f371b9

Change-Id: Iefcb62f0c893e3879475b52a0eb49e04b5793c29

Change-Id: I82051620dc48b5cecdee954f377977c29fb5bc5e

Handle the new set alarm intent.

Enable a few options by default and check for duplicates.

Also remove the previous public provider for setting alarms since we went with a
different approach.

Change-Id: I6c99e9729caad0c6f99f1a18d4a7599ad9bb2c9b

Enable a few options by default and check for duplicates.

Change-Id: Ib7d1537b1fce398f2d52114da245658f40a59954

Change-Id: Ifc3d8b33be201c7336b66d78f4e6f82c01e0b301

Change-Id: I0c022690d8f13001cd48e4ec507802ade07f229b

Add a new permission for adding alarms remotely.  Also add a test to verify this
path works.

Change-Id: I8533e927b8fd7e8c955df6448348593c28d1241c

Bug: 2570142
Change-Id: I093b48f5b1baf50341f9fcb03516e127ae3057ac

Change-Id: I001a3040a49afb7c8974db1ebe69fa3d4cef09f1

(Change 3b5a3c1a caused the widget icon to show up in
Launcher.)

Change-Id: I10b7c73dfed00e74bcf74db0eb4632b23b30dc31

http://b/issue?id=2230029

In other words: if the clock is behaving like a dock app
(launched by a dock event), it should finish() when the
device is removed from the dock.  If, on the other hand,
it's behaving like a regular app (launched from the
Launcher), it should ignore an un-dock event.

This change also removes support for entering the desk dock
via a dialer code (an unnecessary feature since the app can
always be invoked from the Launcher).

Fixes http://b/2302215, approved by hiroshi.

Change-Id: I35b0967cc611bcca2694d9bc8dbfd887d5c6061b
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@android.com>

Place the other activities in Clock in their own task
affinity and hide them from the recent apps list.

Additionally, launch other apps with the new task flag
(since we're behaving like a launcher).

- No more layout jumps when switching between dim/undim
  modes
- Now registers itself as the "dock home"---that is, it
  hijacks the home softkey away from Launcher while the
  device is docked
- Shows "on top" of the keyguard; all exits, however, will
  return to the keyguard before completing
- Now uses the WindowManager to hold a wakelock when
  necessary
- Tweaked weather display (bringing the weather icon size
  under control)

Currently querying the GenieWidget; if it's not present, no
weather is shown or even hinted at in the UI. If GenieWidget
is available but fails to respond to the query, we show
"Weather unavailable." (needs i18n)

Note that Genie's WeatherProvider is currently broken, so
for now you'll always see "Weather unavailable."

Other changes:

- Fix dimming/flashing on rotation.
- Fix other layout problems & inefficiencies.

Created several new sub-layouts that are shared between the
two orientations.

Known issue: the activity currently re-starts (forgetting
the dim state) between orientations.

UI not yet wired up for the most part, but Alarms should
take you to the AlarmClock activity, and there's a
functional implementation of screen dimming ("nightstand
mode").

Remove all the clock layouts except the digital. Remove the clock picker and any
settings related to change the clock face.

Next step: Move the settings and add alarm menu items to buttons.

- Package is now com.android.deskclock
- Launches in response to insertion in desk dock or
  DESK dialercode

TODO next: split the AlarmClock activity into a DeskClock
and AlarmList (or similar).

Also don't allow the user to press back when in the full screen alarm.

Change-Id: Ic0c9658c75d3a2b3f49028f432fe226b1a0d8e9e

Remove the old database sanity check as it will not happen. Remove the strings
associated with the db error as well. Update the layout of the AlarmClock
activity during configuration changes so that the activity is no longer
destroyed and leaking the delete alert.

Remove the orientation from the manifest. Edit the alarm_alert.xml layout to be
more accommodating to landscape. Add circle#_drawable.xml files that are
BitmapDrawables for the circle animation. This prevents the background animation
from being stretched to the view size.