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package android.window;

import android.view.SurfaceControl;
import android.app.ActivityManager;
import android.graphics.Rect;
import android.window.StartingWindowInfo;
import android.window.StartingWindowRemovalInfo;
import android.window.WindowContainerToken;

/**
 * Interface for ActivityTaskManager/WindowManager to delegate control of tasks.
 * {@hide}
 */
oneway interface ITaskOrganizer {
    /**
     * Called when a Task is starting and the system would like to show a UI to indicate that an
     * application is starting. The client is responsible to add/remove the starting window if it
     * has create a starting window for the Task.
     *
     * @param info The information about the Task that's available
     */
    void addStartingWindow(in StartingWindowInfo info);

    /**
     * Called when the Task want to remove the starting window.
     * @param removalInfo The information used to remove the starting window.
     */
    void removeStartingWindow(in StartingWindowRemovalInfo removalInfo);

    /**
     * Called when the Task want to copy the splash screen.
     */
    void copySplashScreenView(int taskId);

    /**
     * Called when the Task removed the splash screen.
     */
    void onAppSplashScreenViewRemoved(int taskId);

    /**
     * A callback when the Task is available for the registered organizer. The client is responsible
     * for releasing the SurfaceControl in the callback. For non-root tasks, the leash may initially
     * be hidden so it is up to the organizer to show this task.
     *
     * @param taskInfo The information about the Task that's available
     * @param leash A persistent leash for this Task.
     */
    void onTaskAppeared(in ActivityManager.RunningTaskInfo taskInfo, in SurfaceControl leash);
    void onTaskVanished(in ActivityManager.RunningTaskInfo taskInfo);

    /**
     * Will fire when core attributes of a Task's info change. Relevant properties include the
     * {@link WindowConfiguration.ActivityType} and whether it is resizable.
     *
     * This is used, for example, during split-screen. The flow for starting is: Something sends an
     * Intent with windowingmode. Then WM finds a matching root task and launches the new task into
     * it. This causes the root task's info to change because now it has a task when it didn't
     * before. The default Divider implementation interprets this as a request to enter
     * split-screen mode and will move all other Tasks into the secondary root task. When WM
     * applies this change, it triggers an info change in the secondary root task because it now
     * has children. The Divider impl looks at the info and can see that the secondary root task
     * has adopted an ActivityType of HOME and proceeds to show the minimized dock UX.
     */
    void onTaskInfoChanged(in ActivityManager.RunningTaskInfo taskInfo);

    /**
     * Called when the task organizer has requested
     * {@link ITaskOrganizerController.setInterceptBackPressedOnTaskRoot} to get notified when the
     * user has pressed back on the root activity of a task controlled by the task organizer.
     */
    void onBackPressedOnTaskRoot(in ActivityManager.RunningTaskInfo taskInfo);

    /**
     * Called when the IME has drawn on the organized task.
     */
    void onImeDrawnOnTask(int taskId);
}