Use Makefile variables to specify margin settings.
Instead of defining device-specific UI class, this CL allows using
Makefile variables to specify margin values directly.
Values explicitly defined via TARGET_RECOVERY_UI_MARGIN_HEIGHT and
TARGET_RECOVERY_UI_MARGIN_WIDTH will be used. Otherwise they will
default to zero.
Bug: 62732748
Test: Specify the height and width and check recovery texts.
Change-Id: Icb6f7466c8d407f877b93da38aebfdf7e6b41be7
(cherry picked from commit a92d8fb45676566a56d7c27d2e8fb644523adc94)
diff --git a/screen_ui.h b/screen_ui.h
index fd9f471..e961c1c 100644
--- a/screen_ui.h
+++ b/screen_ui.h
@@ -72,6 +72,11 @@
void SetColor(UIElement e);
protected:
+ // The margin that we don't want to use for showing texts (e.g. round screen, or screen with
+ // rounded corners).
+ const int kMarginWidth;
+ const int kMarginHeight;
+
// The scale factor from dp to pixels. 1.0 for mdpi, 4.0 for xxxhdpi.
const float density_;
@@ -138,11 +143,6 @@
int char_width_;
int char_height_;
- // The margin that we don't want to use for showing texts (e.g. round screen, or screen with
- // rounded corners).
- int margin_width_;
- int margin_height_;
-
pthread_mutex_t updateMutex;
virtual bool InitTextParams();