platform_hardware_libhardware/include/hardware/lights.h

/*
 * Copyright (C) 2008 The Android Open Source Project
 *
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
 *
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 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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#ifndef ANDROID_LIGHTS_INTERFACE_H
#define ANDROID_LIGHTS_INTERFACE_H

#include <stdint.h>
#include <sys/cdefs.h>
#include <sys/types.h>

#include <hardware/hardware.h>

__BEGIN_DECLS

/**
 * The id of this module
 */
#define LIGHTS_HARDWARE_MODULE_ID "lights"

/**
 * Header file version.
 */
#define LIGHTS_HEADER_VERSION   1

/**
 * Device API version 0.0-1.0
 *
 * Base version for the device API in the lights HAL: all versions less than
 * 2.0 are treated as being this version.
 */
#define LIGHTS_DEVICE_API_VERSION_1_0   HARDWARE_DEVICE_API_VERSION_2(1, 0, LIGHTS_HEADER_VERSION)

/**
 * Device API version 2.0
 *
 * Devices reporting this version or higher may additionally support the
 * following modes:
 * - BRIGHTNESS_MODE_LOW_PERSISTENCE
 */
#define LIGHTS_DEVICE_API_VERSION_2_0   HARDWARE_DEVICE_API_VERSION_2(2, 0, LIGHTS_HEADER_VERSION)

/*
 * These light IDs correspond to logical lights, not physical.
 * So for example, if your INDICATOR light is in line with your
 * BUTTONS, it might make sense to also light the INDICATOR
 * light to a reasonable color when the BUTTONS are lit.
 */
#define LIGHT_ID_BACKLIGHT          "backlight"
#define LIGHT_ID_KEYBOARD           "keyboard"
#define LIGHT_ID_BUTTONS            "buttons"
#define LIGHT_ID_BATTERY            "battery"
#define LIGHT_ID_NOTIFICATIONS      "notifications"
#define LIGHT_ID_ATTENTION          "attention"

/*
 * These lights aren't currently supported by the higher
 * layers, but could be someday, so we have the constants
 * here now.
 */
#define LIGHT_ID_BLUETOOTH          "bluetooth"
#define LIGHT_ID_WIFI               "wifi"

/* ************************************************************************
 * Flash modes for the flashMode field of light_state_t.
 */

#define LIGHT_FLASH_NONE            0

/**
 * To flash the light at a given rate, set flashMode to LIGHT_FLASH_TIMED,
 * and then flashOnMS should be set to the number of milliseconds to turn
 * the light on, followed by the number of milliseconds to turn the light
 * off.
 */
#define LIGHT_FLASH_TIMED           1

/**
 * To flash the light using hardware assist, set flashMode to
 * the hardware mode.
 */
#define LIGHT_FLASH_HARDWARE        2

/**
 * Light brightness is managed by a user setting.
 */
#define BRIGHTNESS_MODE_USER        0

/**
 * Light brightness is managed by a light sensor.
 */
#define BRIGHTNESS_MODE_SENSOR      1

/**
 * Use a low-persistence mode for display backlights.
 *
 * When set, the device driver must switch to a mode optimized for low display
 * persistence that is intended to be used when the device is being treated as a
 * head mounted display (HMD).  The actual display brightness in this mode is
 * implementation dependent, and any value set for color in light_state may be
 * overriden by the HAL implementation.
 *
 * For an optimal HMD viewing experience, the display should meet the following
 * criteria in this mode:
 * - Less than 2ms display persistence.
 * - Any "smart panel" or other frame buffering options that increase display
 *   latency are disabled.
 * - Display brightness is set so that the display is still visible to the user
 *   under normal indoor lighting.
 *
 * This mode will only be used with light devices of type LIGHT_ID_BACKLIGHT,
 * and will only be called by the Android framework for light_device_t
 * implementations that report a version >= 2.0 in their hw_device_t common
 * fields.  If the device version is >= 2.0 and this mode is unsupported, calling
 * set_light with this mode must return the negative error code -ENOSYS (-38)
 * without altering any settings.
 *
 * Available only for version >= LIGHTS_DEVICE_API_VERSION_2_0
 */
#define BRIGHTNESS_MODE_LOW_PERSISTENCE 2

/**
 * The parameters that can be set for a given light.
 *
 * Not all lights must support all parameters.  If you
 * can do something backward-compatible, you should.
 */
struct light_state_t {
    /**
     * The color of the LED in ARGB.
     *
     * Do your best here.
     *   - If your light can only do red or green, if they ask for blue,
     *     you should do green.
     *   - If you can only do a brightness ramp, then use this formula:
     *      unsigned char brightness = ((77*((color>>16)&0x00ff))
     *              + (150*((color>>8)&0x00ff)) + (29*(color&0x00ff))) >> 8;
     *   - If you can only do on or off, 0 is off, anything else is on.
     *
     * The high byte should be ignored.  Callers will set it to 0xff (which
     * would correspond to 255 alpha).
     */
    unsigned int color;

    /**
     * See the LIGHT_FLASH_* constants
     */
    int flashMode;
    int flashOnMS;
    int flashOffMS;

    /**
     * Policy used by the framework to manage the light's brightness.
     * Currently the values are BRIGHTNESS_MODE_USER and BRIGHTNESS_MODE_SENSOR.
     */
    int brightnessMode;
};

struct light_device_t {
    struct hw_device_t common;

    /**
     * Set the provided lights to the provided values.
     *
     * Returns: 0 on succes, error code on failure.
     */
    int (*set_light)(struct light_device_t* dev,
            struct light_state_t const* state);
};


__END_DECLS

#endif  // ANDROID_LIGHTS_INTERFACE_H