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1044 final PanelFeatureState[] panels = mPanels; in closeAllPanels() local1045 final int N = panels != null ? panels.length : 0; in closeAllPanels()1047 final PanelFeatureState panel = panels[i]; in closeAllPanels()1135 final PanelFeatureState[] panels = mPanels; in findMenuPanel() local1136 final int N = panels != null ? panels.length : 0; in findMenuPanel()1138 final PanelFeatureState panel = panels[i]; in findMenuPanel()2078 PanelFeatureState[] panels = mPanels;2079 if (panels == null) {2083 for (int curFeatureId = panels.length - 1; curFeatureId >= 0; curFeatureId--) {2084 if (panels[curFeatureId] != null) {[all …]
13 … the user's home screen. Users can move widgets across their home screen panels, and, if supported…62 … gesture is already taken on the home screen for the purpose of navigating between home panels.</p>94 <li>They can better influence the layout of widgets and shortcuts on their home panels.</li>
1443 final PanelFeatureState[] panels = mPanels; in findMenuPanel() local1444 final int N = panels != null ? panels.length : 0; in findMenuPanel()1446 final PanelFeatureState panel = panels[i]; in findMenuPanel()
30 different home screen panels by swiping left and right.</p>
196 <li>Traceview has two panels: <b>Timeline</b> pane and <b>Profile</b> pane, which
83 panels.</p>
735 panels and their widgets.</p>
41 you can load the log files in Traceview, which displays the log data in two panels:</p>
196 <li>Plan how you want the panels of your compound views to reorganize when212 subclass, consider implementing individual content panels as {@link
118 functionality across all applications. All menus are panels that "float"