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  /frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/res/values-en-rGB-port/
strings.xml 22 <string name="toast_rotation_locked" msgid="1716565836190665743">"Screen is now locked in portrait orientation."</string>
  /packages/apps/Launcher2/res/layout-port/
application.xml 18 style="@style/WorkspaceIcon.Portrait"
  /device/google/accessory/demokit/app/
AndroidManifest.xml 18 android:screenOrientation="portrait">
21 android:screenOrientation="portrait">
  /external/zxing/qr_scanner/src/com/google/zxing/client/android/camera/
CameraConfigurationManager.java 57 // We're landscape-only, and have apparently seen issues with display thinking it's portrait
60 Log.i(TAG, "Display reports portrait orientation; assuming this is incorrect");
136 boolean portrait) {
144 int supportedWidth = portrait ? supportedPreviewSize.height : supportedPreviewSize.width;
145 int supportedHeight = portrait ? supportedPreviewSize.width : supportedPreviewSize.height;
  /external/libexif/libexif/fuji/
mnote-fuji-entry.c 120 {1, N_("Portrait")},
168 {0x0100, N_("F1/Studio portrait")},
169 {0x0110, N_("F1a/Professional portrait")},
170 {0x0120, N_("F1b/Professional portrait")},
171 {0x0130, N_("F1c/Professional portrait")},
173 {0x0300, N_("F3/Studio portrait Ex")},
  /external/chromium/chrome/browser/resources/touch_ntp/
newtab.html 7 <!-- Don't scale the viewport in either portrait or landscape mode.
10 that we'd zoom out in portrait mode, but then there would be a bunch
  /frameworks/base/docs/html/training/design-navigation/
multiple-sizes.jd 73 <p>Although we haven't begun arranging user interface elements on our screens yet, this is a good time to consider how your multi-pane screens will adapt to different device orientations. Multi-pane layouts in landscape work quite well because of the large amount of available horizontal space. However, in the portrait orientation, your horizontal space is more limited, so you may need to design a separate layout for this orientation.</p>
75 <p>Below are a few common strategies for creating portrait tablet layouts.</p>
81 <p>The most straightforward strategy is to simply stretch each pane's width to best present the content in each pane in the portrait orientation. Panes could have fixed widths or take a certain percentage of the available screen width.</p></li>
86 <p>A variation on the stretch strategy is to collapse the contents of the left pane when in portrait. This works quite well with master/detail panes where the left (master) pane contains easily collapsible list items. An example would be for a realtime chat application. In landscape, the left list could contain chat contact photos, names, and online statuses. In portrait, horizontal space could be collapsed by hiding contact names and only showing photos and online status indicator icons. Optionally also provide an expand control that allows the user to expand the left pane content to its larger width and vice versa.</p></li>
91 <p>In this scenario, the left pane is completely hidden in portrait mode. However, <em>to ensure the functional parity</em> of your screen in portrait and landscape, the left pane should be made available via an onscreen affordance (such as a button). It's usually appropriate to use the <em>Up</em> button in the Action Bar (<a href="{@docRoot}design/patterns/actionbar.html">pattern docs</a> at Android Design) to show the left pane, as is discussed in a <a href="ancestral-temporal.html">later lesson</a>.</p></li>
96 <p>The last strategy is to vertically stack your normally horizontally-arranged panes in portrait. This strategy works well when your panes aren't simple text-based lists, or when there are multiple blocks of content running along the primary content pane. Be careful to avoid the awkward whitespace problem discussed above when using this strategy.</p></li>
  /cts/suite/cts/hostTests/uihost/appA/
AndroidManifest.xml 27 android:screenOrientation="portrait" >
  /cts/suite/cts/hostTests/uihost/appB/
AndroidManifest.xml 26 android:screenOrientation="portrait" >
  /development/samples/Home/res/values/
strings.xml 28 <string name="wallpaper_instructions">Tap picture to set portrait wallpaper</string>
  /development/samples/WiFiDirectServiceDiscovery/
AndroidManifest.xml 25 android:screenOrientation="portrait">
  /development/tools/emulator/skins/HVGA/
layout 2 portrait {
355 portrait {
362 name portrait
404 name portrait
  /development/tools/emulator/skins/QVGA/
layout 2 portrait {
355 portrait {
362 name portrait
400 name portrait
  /development/tools/emulator/skins/WQVGA400/
layout 2 portrait {
355 portrait {
362 name portrait
399 name portrait
  /development/tools/emulator/skins/WQVGA432/
layout 2 portrait {
355 portrait {
362 name portrait
399 name portrait
  /development/tools/emulator/skins/WVGA800/
layout 2 portrait {
355 portrait {
362 name portrait
400 name portrait
  /development/tools/emulator/skins/WVGA854/
layout 2 portrait {
355 portrait {
362 name portrait
400 name portrait
  /device/sample/skins/WVGAMedDpi/
layout 2 portrait {
355 portrait {
362 name portrait
398 name portrait
  /frameworks/base/packages/Keyguard/res/values-land/
dimens.xml 37 Landscape's layout allows this to be smaller than for portrait. -->
  /frameworks/base/tests/Assistant/res/layout/
assist_intent_activity.xml 23 and portrait.-->
  /packages/apps/Browser/res/values-sw600dp/
integers.xml 17 <!-- The number of lines in the suggestions dropdown in portrait -->
  /packages/apps/Camera/res/layout/
photo_module.xml 17 <!-- This layout is shared by phone and tablet in both landscape and portrait
viewfinder_labels_video.xml 16 <!-- This layout is shared by phone and tablet in portrait or landscape orientation. -->
  /packages/apps/Camera2/res/layout/
undo_bar.xml 16 <!-- This layout is shared by phone and tablet in portrait or landscape orientation. -->
viewfinder_labels_video.xml 16 <!-- This layout is shared by phone and tablet in portrait or landscape orientation. -->

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