Fixed crash when setting wallpaper with built in rotation

If an image had a built in rotation, a crash could occur,
when setting it. An example was a panorama image which had
a rotation of 90 degrees

Change-Id: Iede8226dac3a40f08d39a69162eb388e6aba97ec
Bug: 13507421

1 files changed, 7 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/packages/WallpaperCropper/src/com/android/wallpapercropper/WallpaperCropActivity.java b/packages/WallpaperCropper/src/com/android/wallpapercropper/WallpaperCropActivity.java
index 757a7a2..a070e5e 100644
--- a/packages/WallpaperCropper/src/com/android/wallpapercropper/WallpaperCropActivity.java
+++ b/packages/WallpaperCropper/src/com/android/wallpapercropper/WallpaperCropActivity.java
@@ -348,12 +348,6 @@ public class WallpaperCropActivity extends Activity {
 
         Point inSize = mCropView.getSourceDimensions();
 
-        // Due to rounding errors in the cropview renderer the edges can be slightly offset
-        // therefore we ensure that the boundaries are sanely defined
-        cropRect.left = Math.max(0, cropRect.left);
-        cropRect.right = Math.min(inSize.x, cropRect.right);
-        cropRect.top = Math.max(0, cropRect.top);
-        cropRect.bottom = Math.min(inSize.y, cropRect.bottom);
         int cropRotation = mCropView.getImageRotation();
         float cropScale = mCropView.getWidth() / (float) cropRect.width();
 
@@ -364,6 +358,13 @@ public class WallpaperCropActivity extends Activity {
         rotatedInSize[0] = Math.abs(rotatedInSize[0]);
         rotatedInSize[1] = Math.abs(rotatedInSize[1]);
 
+        // Due to rounding errors in the cropview renderer the edges can be slightly offset
+        // therefore we ensure that the boundaries are sanely defined
+        cropRect.left = Math.max(0, cropRect.left);
+        cropRect.right = Math.min(rotatedInSize[0], cropRect.right);
+        cropRect.top = Math.max(0, cropRect.top);
+        cropRect.bottom = Math.min(rotatedInSize[1], cropRect.bottom);
+
         // ADJUST CROP WIDTH
         // Extend the crop all the way to the right, for parallax
         // (or all the way to the left, in RTL)