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Set the bounds on the drawable before getting the view outline for
shadow. Also, reuse the temp outline object in AttachInfo rather than
allocating a new one each time.
Change-Id: I69793d38d60c5b9f9050569f2b22fbc7b90620bf
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Better shadows for rectangles and rounded rectangles (includes circles).
The shadow painting code is mostly from CardView library, but modified
heavily since CardView needs to draw the shadow inside view bounds.
Change-Id: I88c9f19b1c16839b8d6db6df2bebff126fa5a9a3
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Use themed context to inflate the action bar when AppCompat is used.
Also fix minor issues exposed as a result.
- Set project callback when LayoutInflater is created by
LayoutInflater.from(context).
- Remove duplication of code to get base context from context wrapper.
Bug: http://b.android.com/159711
Change-Id: I379ba2ba71c0ef547460987c3aa5db521c7de967
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Change-Id: I064ccc1d1b206a29d9d0db1384782cb5dd5c65ca
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The shadows rendered are not the same as rendered by the framework. The
main purpose of the shadows here is let the user know when shadows will
be cast.
Currently rectangular shadows are available in only two intensities. Any
elevation below 10dp uses one shadow and any elevation over 10 dp uses
the other.
Also, even though the code for arbitrary shapes exist, it doesn't quite
work yet. No shadows are visible when that code is run.
Change-Id: Ie8235ffccf1d3809713f5d8f82afde434817d6b2
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