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/pdk/apps/TestingCamera2/src/com/android/testingcamera2/
DPaneTracker.java47 public void addPane(ControlPane pane) { in addPane() argument
48 boolean added = mActivePanes.add(pane); in addPane()
51 if (listener.getFilterType().isInstance(pane)) { in addPane()
52 listener.onPaneAdded(pane); in addPane()
57 public void removePane(ControlPane pane) { in removePane() argument
58 boolean existed = mActivePanes.remove(pane); in removePane()
61 if (listener.getFilterType().isInstance(pane)) { in removePane()
62 listener.onPaneRemoved(pane); in removePane()
69 for (ControlPane pane : mActivePanes ) { in getPanes()
70 if (paneClass.isInstance(pane)) { in getPanes()
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DPaneLayout.java60 for (T pane : mPanes) {
61 pane.setVisibility(VISIBLE);
66 for (T pane : mPanes) {
67 pane.setVisibility(GONE);
128 T pane = readControlPane(tc, configParser); in readConfig() local
129 mNewPanes.add(pane); in readConfig()
143 for (T pane : oldPanes) { in activateConfig()
145 pane.remove(); in activateConfig()
DTargetControlPane.java211 public void onPaneAdded(ControlPane pane) { in onPaneAdded() argument
212 mCameraPanes.add((CameraControlPane) pane); in onPaneAdded()
217 public void onPaneRemoved(ControlPane pane) { in onPaneRemoved() argument
218 mCameraPanes.remove((CameraControlPane) pane); in onPaneRemoved()
DRequestControlPane.java187 public void onPaneAdded(ControlPane pane) { in onPaneAdded() argument
188 mCameraPanes.add((CameraControlPane) pane); in onPaneAdded()
193 public void onPaneRemoved(ControlPane pane) { in onPaneRemoved() argument
194 mCameraPanes.remove((CameraControlPane) pane); in onPaneRemoved()
/pdk/apps/TestingCamera2/
DREADME.txt19 Each category of object in the API is configured through a pane dedicated to that category; the
23 The left pane contains target panes along with the app's overall log pane. The right pane contains
28 1. Add a camera pane, select camera to use
29 2. Add at least one target pane, and for each, select the kind of target desired and its
31 3. Open and configure the camera from the camera pane
32 4. Add a request pane, select the desired camera and targets, and the desired use case template.
41 The camera pane includes device-level controls for a single camera, which can be selected from all
52 The pane always has a 'configure' toggle, which specifies whether that target pane will be included
53 in the selected camera's next configure operation. Until the target pane is included in a camera's
99 To stop repeating, use the camera pane's stop method.
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