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* Copyright (C) 2020 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.
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*
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package com.android.car.ui.sharedlibrary.oemapis.toolbar;
import android.graphics.drawable.Drawable;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.function.Consumer;
/** The OEM interface for a Toolbar. */
@SuppressWarnings("AndroidJdkLibsChecker")
public interface ToolbarControllerOEMV1 {
/**
* Sets the title of the toolbar to a String.
*
* <p>The title may not always be shown, for example with one row layout with tabs.
*/
void setTitle(String title);
/**
* Sets the subtitle of the toolbar to a String.
*
* <p>The title may not always be shown, for example with one row layout with tabs.
*/
void setSubtitle(String title);
/**
* Sets the tab to be shown. The implementation must copy the list once it's passed in,
* or else the list could be modified from the app when the toolbar wasn't expecting it.
*
* @param tabs Nullable. Must not be mutated. List of tabs to show.
* @param selectedTab The index of the tab that is initially selected.
*/
void setTabs(List<? extends TabOEMV1> tabs, int selectedTab);
/**
* Selects a tab added to this toolbar. See
* {@link #setTabs(List, int)}. The tab's callback should also be called if {@code sendCallback}
* is true.
*/
void selectTab(int position, boolean sendCallback);
/**
* Sets the logo to display in this toolbar. If navigation icon is being displayed, this logo
* will be displayed next to the title.
*/
void setLogo(Drawable drawable);
/** Sets the hint for the search bar. */
void setSearchHint(String hint);
/**
* Sets the icon to display in the search box.
*
* <p>The icon will be lost on configuration change, make sure to set it in onCreate() or
* a similar place.
*/
void setSearchIcon(Drawable d);
/**
* Sets the search query.
*/
void setSearchQuery(String query);
int SEARCH_MODE_DISABLED = 0;
int SEARCH_MODE_SEARCH = 1;
int SEARCH_MODE_EDIT = 2;
/**
* Sets the search mode, which is whether or not to display the search bar and how it should
* look.
*/
void setSearchMode(int searchMode);
/**
* Gets a {@link ImeSearchInterfaceOEMV1}, which contains methods for interfacing
* with the static library to support showing search results in the IME. It should return
* the same object every time it's called. It may return null if this feature is not supported.
*/
ImeSearchInterfaceOEMV1 getImeSearchInterface();
/** Don't show the nav button */
int NAV_BUTTON_MODE_DISABLED = 0;
/** Display the nav button as a back button */
int NAV_BUTTON_MODE_BACK = 1;
/** Display the nav button as a close button */
int NAV_BUTTON_MODE_CLOSE = 2;
/**
* Display the nav button as a "down" button.
* This indicates that pressing it will slide a panel down to close it.
*/
int NAV_BUTTON_MODE_DOWN = 3;
/**
* Sets the nav button mode, which is a certain style to display the nav button in.
* These styles are all purely visual, and don't affect the behavior of clicking
* the nav button.
*
* See {@link #NAV_BUTTON_MODE_DISABLED}, {@link #NAV_BUTTON_MODE_BACK},
* {@link #NAV_BUTTON_MODE_CLOSE}, and {@link #NAV_BUTTON_MODE_DOWN}.
*/
void setNavButtonMode(int mode);
/**
* Sets the {@link MenuItemOEMV1 Menuitems} to display.
*/
void setMenuItems(List<? extends MenuItemOEMV1> items);
/**
* Sets a {@link Consumer<String>} to be called whenever the text in the search box
* changes.
*
* Must accept {@code null} to unset the listener.
*/
void setSearchListener(Consumer<String> listener);
/**
* Sets a {@link Runnable} to be called whenever the user indicates that they're done searching.
* This can be by clicking the search/enter button on the keyboard, or a custom button
* on the toolbar.
*
* Must accept {@code null} to unset the listener.
*/
void setSearchCompletedListener(Runnable listener);
/**
* Sets a {@link Runnable} to be called whenever the back button is pressed.
*
* Must accept {@code null} to unset the listener.
*/
void setBackListener(Runnable listener);
/** Gets a {@link ProgressBarControllerOEMV1 ProgressBarController} */
ProgressBarControllerOEMV1 getProgressBar();
}