/* //device/java/android/android/view/IWindowSession.aidl
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package android.view;

import android.content.res.Configuration;
import android.graphics.Rect;
import android.graphics.Region;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.view.IWindow;
import android.view.MotionEvent;
import android.view.WindowManager;
import android.view.Surface;

/**
 * System private per-application interface to the window manager.
 *
 * {@hide}
 */
interface IWindowSession {
    int add(IWindow window, in WindowManager.LayoutParams attrs,
            in int viewVisibility, out Rect outContentInsets);
    void remove(IWindow window);
    
    /**
     * Change the parameters of a window.  You supply the
     * new parameters, it returns the new frame of the window on screen (the
     * position should be ignored) and surface of the window.  The surface
     * will be invalid if the window is currently hidden, else you can use it
     * to draw the window's contents.
     * 
     * @param window The window being modified.
     * @param attrs If non-null, new attributes to apply to the window.
     * @param requestedWidth The width the window wants to be.
     * @param requestedHeight The height the window wants to be.
     * @param viewVisibility Window root view's visibility.
     * @param insetsPending Set to true if the client will be later giving
     * internal insets; as a result, the window will not impact other window
     * layouts until the insets are given.
     * @param outFrame Rect in which is placed the new position/size on
     * screen.
     * @param outContentInsets Rect in which is placed the offsets from
     * <var>outFrame</var> in which the content of the window should be
     * placed.  This can be used to modify the window layout to ensure its
     * contents are visible to the user, taking into account system windows
     * like the status bar or a soft keyboard.
     * @param outVisibleInsets Rect in which is placed the offsets from
     * <var>outFrame</var> in which the window is actually completely visible
     * to the user.  This can be used to temporarily scroll the window's
     * contents to make sure the user can see it.  This is different than
     * <var>outContentInsets</var> in that these insets change transiently,
     * so complex relayout of the window should not happen based on them.
     * @param outConfiguration New configuration of window, if it is now
     * becoming visible and the global configuration has changed since it
     * was last displayed.
     * @param outSurface Object in which is placed the new display surface.
     * 
     * @return int Result flags: {@link WindowManagerImpl#RELAYOUT_SHOW_FOCUS},
     * {@link WindowManagerImpl#RELAYOUT_FIRST_TIME}.
     */
    int relayout(IWindow window, in WindowManager.LayoutParams attrs,
            int requestedWidth, int requestedHeight, int viewVisibility,
            boolean insetsPending, out Rect outFrame, out Rect outContentInsets,
            out Rect outVisibleInsets, out Configuration outConfig,
            out Surface outSurface);

    /**
     * Give the window manager a hint of the part of the window that is
     * completely transparent, allowing it to work with the surface flinger
     * to optimize compositing of this part of the window.
     */
    void setTransparentRegion(IWindow window, in Region region);
    
    /**
     * Tell the window manager about the content and visible insets of the
     * given window, which can be used to adjust the <var>outContentInsets</var>
     * and <var>outVisibleInsets</var> values returned by
     * {@link #relayout relayout()} for windows behind this one.
     *
     * @param touchableInsets Controls which part of the window inside of its
     * frame can receive pointer events, as defined by
     * {@link android.view.ViewTreeObserver.InternalInsetsInfo}.
     */
    void setInsets(IWindow window, int touchableInsets, in Rect contentInsets,
            in Rect visibleInsets);
    
    /**
     * Return the current display size in which the window is being laid out,
     * accounting for screen decorations around it.
     */
    void getDisplayFrame(IWindow window, out Rect outDisplayFrame);
    
    void finishDrawing(IWindow window);

    void finishKey(IWindow window);
    MotionEvent getPendingPointerMove(IWindow window);
    MotionEvent getPendingTrackballMove(IWindow window);
    
    void setInTouchMode(boolean showFocus);
    boolean getInTouchMode();
    
    boolean performHapticFeedback(IWindow window, int effectId, boolean always);
    
    /**
     * For windows with the wallpaper behind them, and the wallpaper is
     * larger than the screen, set the offset within the screen.
     * For multi screen launcher type applications, xstep and ystep indicate
     * how big the increment is from one screen to another.
     */
    void setWallpaperPosition(IBinder windowToken, float x, float y, float xstep, float ystep);
    
    void wallpaperOffsetsComplete(IBinder window);
    
    Bundle sendWallpaperCommand(IBinder window, String action, int x, int y,
            int z, in Bundle extras, boolean sync);
    
    void wallpaperCommandComplete(IBinder window, in Bundle result);
}