tree 2693697d5e879aa7e7aa9dee86cc24a5de55395e
parent f1a00e2b17bf85784b7d86c54d73379445394f70
author Bryce Lee <brycelee@google.com> 1494369198 -0700
committer Bryce Lee <brycelee@google.com> 1494630143 -0700

Introduce result ranges for activity start return results.

The return result from starting activity actually represents two
pieces of information. First, it conveys whether the activity
started. Secondly, it conveys whether there was a fatal error if
the activity did not start. Many parts of the code assume that a
value greater than or equal to the defined success means that the
activity successfully started. This is not the case as there are a
number of results greater than success where the activity does not
start.

This change addresses the issue by introducing three distinct
result ranges. The first represents results where the activity
could not start due to a fatal error. The second represents results
where the activity did not start due to a non-fatal error. The last
range represents successful activity starts. Two convenience methods
have been added to ActivityManager to return whether the result
represents a fatal error and whether the result was successful.

Change-Id: Ifaf844c353641a28b03b3c2d7b6be053fd9b8b44
Fixes: 38021882
Test: cts-tradefed run cts-dev --module DevicePolicyManager --test com.android.cts.devicepolicy.DeviceOwnerTest#testLockTask_deviceOwnerUser