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package com.android.systemui.statusbar;

import com.android.systemui.plugins.DarkIconDispatcher.DarkReceiver;

public interface StatusIconDisplayable extends DarkReceiver {
    String getSlot();
    void setStaticDrawableColor(int color);

    /**
     * For a layer drawable, or one that has a background, {@code tintColor} should be used as the
     * background tint for the container, while {@code contrastColor} can be used as the foreground
     * drawable's tint so that it is visible on the background. Essentially, tintColor should apply
     * to the portion of the icon that borders the underlying window content (status bar's
     * background), and the contrastColor only need be used to distinguish from the tintColor.
     *
     * Defaults to calling {@link #setStaticDrawableColor(int)} with only the tint color, so modern
     * callers can just call this method and still get the default behavior.
     */
    default void setStaticDrawableColor(int tintColor, int contrastColor) {
        setStaticDrawableColor(tintColor);
    }

    void setDecorColor(int color);

    /** Sets the visible state that this displayable should be. */
    default void setVisibleState(@StatusBarIconView.VisibleState int state) {
        setVisibleState(state, false);
    }

    /**
     * Sets the visible state that this displayable should be, and whether the change should
     * animate.
     */
    void setVisibleState(@StatusBarIconView.VisibleState int state, boolean animate);

    /** Returns the current visible state of this displayable. */
    @StatusBarIconView.VisibleState
    int getVisibleState();

    /**
     * Returns true if this icon should be visible if there's space, and false otherwise.
     *
     * Note that this doesn't necessarily mean it *will* be visible. It's possible that there are
     * more icons than space, in which case this icon might just show a dot or might be completely
     * hidden. {@link #getVisibleState} will return the icon's actual visible status.
     */
    boolean isIconVisible();

    default boolean isIconBlocked() {
        return false;
    }
}