Also, turn off debug logging in a couple other classes and fix an
incorrect format specifier.
Bug: 25497538
Change-Id: I72af9492415fa6910af90caf03a7884c6cb1a0b1
Maps relative movements of a mouse or scroll wheel and mouse button
presses. All other logic from CursorInputMapper will be handled in the
host.
Change-Id: I00a966a6194d4810b7b6ac5cc815287ecf7dfb84
- Fwd declare where possible
- List .h first in the .cpp to verify proper includes
- Remove hacky -internal.h file and move testBitInRange to a new component
Change-Id: I442248c4b32738c6c2af250f45d4c8822c862e08
The previous design of the InputHost wrapper classes made it very
painful to do testing, so this change also reverts to a more classical
C++ pattern for non-copyable objects. The InputHost classes still simply
call through to the input_host_t and callbacks as before.
Updated unittests to use gmock for mocking the InputHost interactions.
Change-Id: I4b70df2c89ed48af77446b8f5b87a4bde94510bf
- Members should be smart (shared or unique)
- Prefer function args to be bare, unless the arg is intended to be
stored by the callee
- Function args that are smart should be const refs to avoid an extra
copy
Change-Id: I8052fa432bcffbabff9d67a8d568640cac64d4ad
A property map holds the collection of the properties for a given
device identifier. HAL modules allocate and release these property maps
to control the lifetime of the data. The host will typically open and
read the corresponding idc file on allocation, and release these
resources when it is freed.
Change-Id: Ia13ec7b7abf1a79eeed87dc744c174a37f1fb8a9
InputHub monitors paths for device changes and input events.
InputDeviceManager creates InputDevices and routes input events to
them. InputDevices currently just log these events during development.
InputHost represents a wrapper around the HAL interface.
Change-Id: Ic47d574498eb07bcdcd17812a648539fdf1c69d6
