services/java/com/android/server/power/DisplayPowerRequest.java

/*
 * Copyright (C) 2012 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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package com.android.server.power;

import android.os.PowerManager;

/**
 * Describes the requested power state of the display.
 *
 * This object is intended to describe the general characteristics of the
 * power state, such as whether the screen should be on or off and the current
 * brightness controls leaving the {@link DisplayPowerController} to manage the
 * details of how the transitions between states should occur.  The goal is for
 * the {@link PowerManagerService} to focus on the global power state and not
 * have to micro-manage screen off animations, auto-brightness and other effects.
 */
final class DisplayPowerRequest {
    public static final int SCREEN_STATE_OFF = 0;
    public static final int SCREEN_STATE_DIM = 1;
    public static final int SCREEN_STATE_BRIGHT = 2;

    // The requested minimum screen power state: off, dim or bright.
    public int screenState;

    // If true, the proximity sensor overrides the screen state when an object is
    // nearby, turning it off temporarily until the object is moved away.
    public boolean useProximitySensor;

    // The desired screen brightness in the range 0 (minimum / off) to 255 (brightest).
    // The display power controller may choose to clamp the brightness.
    // When auto-brightness is enabled, this field should specify a nominal default
    // value to use while waiting for the light sensor to report enough data.
    public int screenBrightness;

    // The screen auto-brightness adjustment factor in the range -1 (dimmer) to 1 (brighter).
    public float screenAutoBrightnessAdjustment;

    // If true, enables automatic brightness control.
    public boolean useAutoBrightness;

    public DisplayPowerRequest() {
        screenState = SCREEN_STATE_BRIGHT;
        useProximitySensor = false;
        screenBrightness = PowerManager.BRIGHTNESS_ON;
        screenAutoBrightnessAdjustment = 0.0f;
        useAutoBrightness = false;
    }

    public DisplayPowerRequest(DisplayPowerRequest other) {
        copyFrom(other);
    }

    public void copyFrom(DisplayPowerRequest other) {
        screenState = other.screenState;
        useProximitySensor = other.useProximitySensor;
        screenBrightness = other.screenBrightness;
        screenAutoBrightnessAdjustment = other.screenAutoBrightnessAdjustment;
        useAutoBrightness = other.useAutoBrightness;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object o) {
        return o instanceof DisplayPowerRequest
                && equals((DisplayPowerRequest)o);
    }

    public boolean equals(DisplayPowerRequest other) {
        return other != null
                && screenState == other.screenState
                && useProximitySensor == other.useProximitySensor
                && screenBrightness == other.screenBrightness
                && screenAutoBrightnessAdjustment == other.screenAutoBrightnessAdjustment
                && useAutoBrightness == other.useAutoBrightness;
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        return 0; // don't care
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return "screenState=" + screenState
                + ", useProximitySensor=" + useProximitySensor
                + ", screenBrightness=" + screenBrightness
                + ", screenAutoBrightnessAdjustment=" + screenAutoBrightnessAdjustment
                + ", useAutoBrightness=" + useAutoBrightness;
    }
}