Yohei Yukawa a475c85480 Introduce a mechanism to hide the indicator speculatively ... This is an optional optimization to reduce the UI latency. Imagine that the commit indicator is now displayed and the composing text is being updated, it is highly likely that the commit indicator will disappear unless the application rejects the setComposingText request. If we assume that the application will accept the new composing text without any modifications, we can hide the indicator without waiting for the arrival of new CursorAnchorInfo event. This optimization isn't dangerous because we can show the indicator again when we receive new CursorAnchorInfo event and the assumption is turned out to be invalid. Change-Id: Id59c6607a1029782410611e768791af9984f14ac		2014-08-26 23:42:53 -07:00
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res	Introduce commit/add-to-dictionary indicators	2014-08-26 21:20:27 -07:00
src/com/android/inputmethod	Introduce a mechanism to hide the indicator speculatively	2014-08-26 23:42:53 -07:00
Android.mk	DO NOT MERGE: Abolish source code overlay and introduce overridable src dir	2014-08-20 02:56:09 +00:00
AndroidManifest.xml	Remove unnecessary DebugSettingsActivity, use fragment directly	2014-07-23 17:09:46 -07:00
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