/external/chromium/chrome/browser/resources/touch_ntp/ |
slider.js | 9 * including a frame, container and cards. 14 * will be expanded to be the width of all cards. 15 * - The cards are the individual viewable items. There should be one card for 16 * each item in the list. Only one card will be visible at a time. Two cards 17 * will be visible while you are transitioning between cards. 32 * @param {!Element} frame The bounding rectangle that cards are visible in. 35 * @param {!Array.<!Element>} cards The individual viewable cards. 40 function Slider(frame, container, cards, currentCard, cardWidth) { 57 this.cards_ = cards; [all...] |
/frameworks/ex/carousel/java/com/android/ex/carousel/ |
carousel.rs | 175 Card_t *cards; // array of cards to draw 178 int cardCount; // number of cards in stack 182 int prefetchCardCount; // how many cards to keep in memory 185 float radius; // carousel radius. Cards will be centered on a circle with this radius 187 bool cardsFaceTangent; // whether cards are rotated to face along a tangent to the circle 188 float swaySensitivity; // how much to rotate cards in relation to the rotation velocity 196 int rowCount; // number of rows of cards in a given slot, default 1 197 float rowSpacing; // spacing between rows of cards 202 int fillDirection; // the order in which to lay out cards: +1 for CCW (default), -1 for C [all...] |
CarouselController.java | 31 * basically a scene of cards and slots. The spacing between cards is dictated by the number 32 * of slots and the radius. The number of visible cards dictates how far the Carousel can be moved. 33 * If the number of cards exceeds the number of slots, then the Carousel will continue to go 213 * form of clipping. The Carousel will never show more than this many cards. 236 * Set the number of cards to pre-load that are outside of the visible region, as determined by 238 * determine when resources for cards should be loaded. This number should be small (n <= 4) 239 * for systems with limited texture memory or views that show more than half dozen cards in the 242 * @param n the number of cards; should be even, so the count is the same on each side 252 * Sets the number of rows of cards to show in each slot [all...] |
CarouselView.java | 35 * basically a scene of cards and slots. The spacing between cards is dictated by the number 36 * of slots and the radius. The number of visible cards dictates how far the Carousel can be moved. 37 * If the number of cards exceeds the number of slots, then the Carousel will continue to go 59 // Draw cards counterclockwise around the carousel 61 // Draw cards clockwise around the carousel 236 * form of clipping. The Carousel will never show more than this many cards. 244 * Set the number of cards to pre-load that are outside of the visible region, as determined by 246 * determine when resources for cards should be loaded. This number should be small (n <= 4) 247 * for systems with limited texture memory or views that show more than half dozen cards in th [all...] |
/art/runtime/gc/accounting/ |
mod_union_table.h | 49 // The mod-union table is the union of modified cards. It is used to allow the card table to be 50 // cleared between GC phases, reducing the number of dirty cards that need to be scanned. 59 // Clear cards which map to a memory range of a space. This doesn't immediately update the 71 // Verification, sanity checks that we don't have clean cards which conflict with out cached data 72 // for said cards. Exclusive lock is required since verify sometimes uses 93 // Clear and store cards for a space. 96 // Update table based on cleared cards. 119 // Maps from dirty cards to their corresponding alloc space references. 124 // Card caching implementation. Keeps track of which cards we cleared and only this information. 130 // Clear and store cards for a space [all...] |
card_table-inl.h | 55 // Handle any unaligned cards at the start. 81 // TODO: Investigate if processing continuous runs of dirty cards with a single bitmap visit is 97 // Handle any unaligned cards at the end. 114 * visitor: The visitor which modifies the cards. Returns the new value for a card given an old 117 * us to know which cards got cleared. 127 // Handle any unaligned cards at the start. 140 // Handle unaligned cards at the end.
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/development/samples/devbytes/animation/CardFlip/src/com/example/android/cardflip/ |
CardFlip.java | 34 * This application creates 2 stacks of playing cards. Using fling events, 35 * these cards can be flipped from one stack to another where each flip comes with 36 * an associated animation. The cards can be flipped horizontally from left to right 39 * This application demonstrates an animation where a stack of cards can either be 41 * Rotate out: Down fling on stack of cards 42 * Rotate in: Up fling on stack of cards 43 * Full rotation: Tap on stack of cards 46 * only one card can be flipped at a time. When the cards are in a rotated-out 47 * state, no new cards can be rotated to or from that stack. These changes were made to 246 ArrayList <CardView> cards = mStackCards.get(stack) local 277 ArrayList <CardView> cards = mStackCards.get(stack); local [all...] |
CardFlipListener.java | 20 * This interface is used to prevent flipping multiple cards at the same time.
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/external/grub/netboot/ |
tulip.txt | 14 MX98715 based cards. That file is available at: 22 both 10 and 100 mbits. Other cards based on the tulip family may work as 25 These cards are about 20$US, are supported by Linux and now Etherboot, 28 some of the pricier cards, and can lower the cost of building/adapting 34 device. On other cards, it chooses 10mbit half-duplex.
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/external/chromium_org/chrome/browser/resources/google_now/ |
background.js | 9 * The Google Now event page gets Google Now cards from the server and shows 11 * The service performs periodic updating of Google Now cards. 12 * Each updating of the cards includes 4 steps: 14 * 2. Processing requests for cards dismissals that are not yet sent to the 17 * 4. Showing the received cards as notifications. 40 * Initial period for polling for Google Now Notifications cards to use when the 46 * Mininal period for polling for Google Now Notifications cards. 51 * Maximal period for polling for Google Now Notifications cards to use when the 57 * Initial period for retrying the server request for dismissing cards. 62 * Maximum period for retrying the server request for dismissing cards [all...] |
manifest.json | 30 "scripts": ["utility.js", "cards.js", "background.js"],
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cards_unittest.gtestjs | 6 * Test fixture for cards.js. 19 'cards.js'
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/external/chromium/chrome/browser/resources/ntp4/ |
card_slider.js | 9 * including a frame, container and cards. 14 * will be expanded to be the width of all cards. 15 * - The cards are the individual viewable items. There should be one card for 16 * each item in the list. Only one card will be visible at a time. Two cards 17 * will be visible while you are transitioning between cards. 32 * @param {!Element} frame The bounding rectangle that cards are visible in. 35 * @param {!Array.<!Element>} cards The individual viewable cards. 40 function CardSlider(frame, container, cards, currentCard, cardWidth) { 57 this.cards_ = cards; [all...] |
/developers/build/prebuilts/gradle/BatchStepSensor/BatchStepSensorSample/src/main/java/com/example/android/batchstepsensor/ |
CardStreamFragment.java | 35 * A Fragment that handles a stream of cards. 36 * Cards can be shown or hidden. When a card is shown it can also be marked as not-dismissible, see 47 // Set the listener to handle dismissed cards by moving them to the hidden cards map. 230 // restore hidden cards 239 //restore shown cards 265 private Card[] cloneCards(Collection<Card> cards) { 266 Card[] cardArray = new Card[cards.size()]; 268 for (Card c : cards) {
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/developers/build/templates/CardStream/_MODULE_/src/template/java/_PACKAGE_/ |
CardStreamFragment.java.ftl | 33 * A Fragment that handles a stream of cards. 34 * Cards can be shown or hidden. When a card is shown it can also be marked as not-dismissible, see 45 // Set the listener to handle dismissed cards by moving them to the hidden cards map. 228 // restore hidden cards 237 //restore shown cards 263 private Card[] cloneCards(Collection<Card> cards) { 264 Card[] cardArray = new Card[cards.size()]; 266 for (Card c : cards) {
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/developers/build/templates/CardStream/_MODULE_/ |
README-CardStream.txt | 32 -Now it's time to deal with cards. Implement a method like this in your Fragment to access the CardStream: 41 -Create a instance of Card.Builder with a tag String that *must* be unique among all cards. 50 -Cards can also have more than one action that is shown as a button at the bottom of the card. 72 which cards are shown on screen. 74 Cards are identified by their unique tag.
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/developers/samples/android/sensors/BatchStepSensor/BatchStepSensorSample/ |
README-CardStream.txt | 32 -Now it's time to deal with cards. Implement a method like this in your Fragment to access the CardStream: 41 -Create a instance of Card.Builder with a tag String that *must* be unique among all cards. 50 -Cards can also have more than one action that is shown as a button at the bottom of the card. 72 which cards are shown on screen. 74 Cards are identified by their unique tag.
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/external/chromium_org/ui/webui/resources/js/cr/ui/ |
card_slider.js | 9 * including a frame, container and cards. 14 * will be expanded to be the width of all cards. 15 * - The cards are the individual viewable items. There should be one card for 16 * each item in the list. Only one card will be visible at a time. Two cards 17 * will be visible while you are transitioning between cards. 31 * @param {!Element} frame The bounding rectangle that cards are visible in. 78 * The time to transition between cards when animating. Measured in ms. 87 * The minimum velocity required to transition cards if they did not drag past 88 * the halfway point between cards. Measured in pixels / ms. 161 * the width of cards. For example should be used when orientation change [all...] |
/developers/build/prebuilts/gradle/CardEmulation/CardEmulationSample/src/main/res/xml/ |
aid_list.xml | 18 <!-- This file defines which AIDs this application should emulate cards for. 53 Important: category="payment" should only be used for industry-standard payment cards. If you are 54 implementing a closed-loop payment system (e.g. stored value cards for a specific merchant 56 active at a time, whereas all "other" cards are active simultaneously (subject to AID
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/developers/samples/android/connectivity/nfc/CardEmulation/CardEmulationSample/src/main/res/xml/ |
aid_list.xml | 18 <!-- This file defines which AIDs this application should emulate cards for. 53 Important: category="payment" should only be used for industry-standard payment cards. If you are 54 implementing a closed-loop payment system (e.g. stored value cards for a specific merchant 56 active at a time, whereas all "other" cards are active simultaneously (subject to AID
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/external/chromium_org/components/autofill/core/browser/webdata/ |
autofill_webdata.h | 88 // Initiates the request for all credit cards. The method 90 // finished, with the credit cards included in the argument |result|. The 91 // consumer owns the credit cards. 99 // Removes origin URLs associated with Autofill profiles and credit cards from
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/external/chromium/chrome/browser/autofill/ |
autofill_dialog.h | 31 // only sets the profiles and not the credit cards. 42 // contains the current profile information and credit cards. The dialog fills
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/external/chromium_org/third_party/mesa/src/src/gallium/drivers/radeon/ |
R600Schedule.td | 10 // R600 has a VLIW architecture. On pre-cayman cards there are 5 instruction 11 // slots ALU.X, ALU.Y, ALU.Z, ALU.W, and TRANS. For cayman cards, the TRANS
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AMDILEvergreenDevice.h | 30 // series of cards. This class contains information required to differentiate 32 // that capabilities of the 'Juniper' cards, also known as the HD57XX. 49 // both the Cypress and Hemlock cards, which are commercially known as HD58XX 50 // and HD59XX cards. 63 // HD54XX and HD53XX series of cards. 76 // the HD55XX and HD56XX series of cards.
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/external/mesa3d/src/gallium/drivers/radeon/ |
R600Schedule.td | 10 // R600 has a VLIW architecture. On pre-cayman cards there are 5 instruction 11 // slots ALU.X, ALU.Y, ALU.Z, ALU.W, and TRANS. For cayman cards, the TRANS
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