| /external/chromium/chrome/common/extensions/docs/static/ |
| experimental.idle.html | 1 <div id="pageData-name" class="pageData">experimental.chrome.idle</div>
4 The <code>idle</code> API is no longer experimental;
10 <a href="idle.html">chrome.idle</a>
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| idle.html | 1 <div id="pageData-name" class="pageData">Idle</div>
5 <p>You must declare the "idle" permission in your extension's manifest to use the idle API.
13 "idle"
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| /external/chromium/chrome/common/extensions/docs/examples/api/idle/idle_simple/ |
| manifest.json | 2 "name" : "Idle - Simple Example",
4 "description" : "Demonstrates the Idle API",
6 "permissions" : [ "idle" ],
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| history.html | 42 <h1>Idle API Demonstration</h1>
45 Idle threshold:
46 <select id="idle-threshold">
52 <code>chrome.idle.queryState(<strong id="idle-set-threshold"></strong>, ...);</code> -
53 <span id="idle-state"></span>
56 Last state change: <span id="idle-laststate"></span>
60 // because the API currently doesn't fire idle messages, and we'd
61 // like to keep track of last time we went idle.
69 threshold = parseInt(document.querySelector('#idle-threshold').value)
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| /external/chromium/chrome/browser/extensions/ |
| extension_idle_api.h | 9 #include "chrome/browser/idle.h"
14 // Event router class for events related to the idle API.
23 // Implementation of the chrome.idle.queryState API.
27 DECLARE_EXTENSION_FUNCTION_NAME("idle.queryState")
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| extension_idle_apitest.cc | 9 IN_PROC_BROWSER_TEST_F(ExtensionApiTest, Idle) {
10 ASSERT_TRUE(RunExtensionTest("idle")) << message_;
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| extension_idle_api_constants.cc | 12 const char kOnStateChanged[] = "idle.onStateChanged";
15 const char kStateIdle[] = "idle";
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| /external/bluetooth/bluez/input/ |
| input.conf | 7 # Set idle timeout (in minutes) before the connection will
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| /system/bluetooth/data/ |
| input.conf | 7 # Set idle timeout (in minutes) before the connection will
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| /external/ppp/pppd/plugins/ |
| minconn.c | 45 "Set minimum connect time before idle timeout applies" },
49 static int my_get_idle(struct ppp_idle *idle)
53 if (idle == NULL)
55 t = idle->xmit_idle;
56 if (idle->recv_idle < t)
57 t = idle->recv_idle;
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| /external/webkit/LayoutTests/http/tests/appcache/ |
| update-cache-expected.txt | 8 Cache status is IDLE
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| /packages/apps/Gallery2/src/com/android/gallery3d/photoeditor/ |
| Toolbar.java | 35 * Toolbar that contains all tools and controls their idle/awake behaviors from UI thread.
64 private boolean idle; field in class:Toolbar.ToolbarIdleHandler
73 if (!idle) {
74 idle = true;
90 if (idle) {
91 idle = false;
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| /external/chromium/net/base/ |
| request_priority.h | 18 IDLE,
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| /packages/wallpapers/MusicVisualization/src/com/android/musicvis/vis2/ |
| Visualization2RS.java | 58 if (mWorldState.idle == 0) {
59 mWorldState.idle = 1;
69 if (mWorldState.idle != 0) {
70 mWorldState.idle = 0;
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| /external/chromium/chrome/browser/ |
| oom_priority_manager.h | 23 // been idle for longest, and take up the most memory, in that order
24 // of priority. We round the idle times to the nearest few minutes
26 // them, as no two tabs will have exactly the same idle time.
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| idle_win.cc | 5 #include "chrome/browser/idle.h"
22 // Will go -ve if we have been idle for a long time (2gb seconds).
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| /system/core/toolbox/ |
| ionice.c | 8 static char *classes[] = {"none", "rt", "be", "idle", NULL};
17 fprintf(stderr, "usage: ionice <pid> [none|rt|be|idle] [prio]\n");
41 } else if (!strcmp(argv[2], "idle")) {
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| /frameworks/base/telephony/tests/telephonytests/src/com/android/internal/telephony/gsm/ |
| GSMPhoneTest.java | 139 // IDLE state
141 assertEquals(Phone.State.IDLE, mGSMPhone.getState());
146 assertEquals(Call.State.IDLE, mGSMPhone.getRingingCall().getState());
147 assertEquals(Call.State.IDLE, mGSMPhone.getForegroundCall().getState());
148 assertEquals(Call.State.IDLE, mGSMPhone.getBackgroundCall().getState());
177 assertEquals(Call.State.IDLE, mGSMPhone.getRingingCall().getState());
180 assertEquals(Call.State.IDLE, mGSMPhone.getBackgroundCall().getState());
209 assertEquals(Call.State.IDLE, mGSMPhone.getRingingCall().getState());
211 assertEquals(Call.State.IDLE, mGSMPhone.getBackgroundCall().getState());
236 assertEquals(Call.State.IDLE, mGSMPhone.getRingingCall().getState())
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| /external/netperf/ |
| netcpu_pstatnew.c | 42 uint64_t idle; member in struct:cpu_time_counters
55 idle. The rate at which this increments during a test is compared
84 /* get the idle sycle counter for each processor. now while on a
104 res[i].idle = (((uint64_t)psp[i].psp_idlecycles.psc_hi << 32) +
110 res[i].idle);
161 "\t idle %llu\n",counters[instance].idle);
227 thing in measuring user, kernel, interrupt and idle all together
231 properly accounted. The sum of user, kernel, interrupt and idle
237 idle cycles is sufficiently accurate. So, while we will still d
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| netcpu_kstat10.c | 45 uint64_t idle; member in struct:cpu_time_counters
61 "\t idle %llu\n",counters[instance].idle);
144 counters[cpu_num].idle = knp->value.ui64;
294 counters is not going to use a comparison to an idle rate. so, the
352 spent in user, idle and kernel. We also have nanoseconds spent
356 idle will also include time spent in interrupt. for netperf's
358 but we certainly do care for idle. the $64B question becomes -
361 we could just subtract interrupt time from idle. that has the
366 time from each of user, kernel and idle in proportion to thei
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| /external/webrtc/src/system_wrappers/source/ |
| cpu_linux.cc | 60 long long idle = 0; local
61 GetData(busy, idle, m_busyArray, m_idleArray);
64 long long deltaIdle = idle - m_oldIdleTime;
66 m_oldIdleTime = idle;
102 int CpuLinux::GetData(long long& busy, long long& idle, long long*& busyArray,
130 idle = lidle;
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| /external/chromium/net/socket/ |
| client_socket_pool.cc | 9 // The maximum duration, in seconds, to keep used idle persistent sockets
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| /packages/apps/Phone/src/com/android/phone/ |
| CdmaPhoneCallState.java | 24 * IDLE - When no call is going on. This is just required as default state to reset the PhoneApp
49 * IDLE - When no call is going on.
55 IDLE,
76 mCurrentCallState = PhoneCallState.IDLE;
77 mPreviousCallState = PhoneCallState.IDLE;
101 //and previous state was IDLE as we could reach the SINGLE_ACTIVE
106 && (mPreviousCallState == PhoneCallState.IDLE)) {
150 mCurrentCallState = PhoneCallState.IDLE;
151 mPreviousCallState = PhoneCallState.IDLE;
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| /external/bluetooth/glib/tests/ |
| threadpool-test.c | 67 DEBUG_MSG (("[funcs] Setting max idle time to %d",
71 DEBUG_MSG (("[funcs] Getting max idle time = %d",
75 DEBUG_MSG (("[funcs] Setting max idle time to 0"));
78 DEBUG_MSG (("[funcs] Getting max idle time = %d",
115 DEBUG_MSG (("[unused] ===> pushed %d threads onto the idle pool",
132 DEBUG_MSG (("[unused] stopped idle threads, %d remain, %d threads still exist",
317 DEBUG_MSG (("[idle] ---> entered thread:%2.2d", thread_id));
321 DEBUG_MSG (("[idle] <--- exiting thread:%2.2d", thread_id));
334 DEBUG_MSG (("[idle] ===> pushed new thread with id:%d, number "
366 DEBUG_MSG (("[idle] ===> pushed new thread with id:%d,
444 guint idle; local
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| /external/oprofile/events/ppc64/power7/ |
| events | 23 event:0X0011 counters:1 um:zero minimum:10000 name:PM_RUN_CYC_GRP1 : (Group 1 pm_utilization) Processor Cycles gated by the run latch. Operating systems use the run latch to indicate when they are doing useful work. The run latch is typically cleared in the OS idle loop. Gating by the run latch filters out the idle loop.
27 event:0X0015 counters:5 um:zero minimum:10000 name:PM_RUN_CYC_GRP1 : (Group 1 pm_utilization) Processor Cycles gated by the run latch. Operating systems use the run latch to indicate when they are doing useful work. The run latch is typically cleared in the OS idle loop. Gating by the run latch filters out the idle loop.
35 event:0X0025 counters:5 um:zero minimum:10000 name:PM_RUN_CYC_GRP2 : (Group 2 pm_branch1) Processor Cycles gated by the run latch. Operating systems use the run latch to indicate when they are doing useful work. The run latch is typically cleared in the OS idle loop. Gating by the run latch filters out the idle loop.
43 event:0X0035 counters:5 um:zero minimum:10000 name:PM_RUN_CYC_GRP3 : (Group 3 pm_branch2) Processor Cycles gated by the run latch. Operating systems use the run latch to indicate when they are doing useful work. The run latch is typically cleared in the OS idle loop. Gating by the run latch filters out the idle loop.
51 event:0X0045 counters:5 um:zero minimum:10000 name:PM_RUN_CYC_GRP4 : (Group 4 pm_branch3) Processor Cycles gated by the run latch. Operating systems use the run latch to indicate when they are doing useful work. The run latch is typically cleared in the OS idle loop. Gating by the run latch filters out the idle loop
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