public static android.view.WindowManager getDefault(android.content.res.CompatibilityInfo
compatInfo)
{
android.view.CompatibilityInfoHolder cih = new android.view.CompatibilityInfoHolder
();
cih.set(compatInfo);
if (cih.getIfNeeded() == null)
{
return(sWindowManager);
}
lock (sLock)
{
// NOTE: It would be cleaner to move the implementation of
// WindowManagerImpl into a static inner class, and have this
// public impl just call into that. Then we can make multiple
// instances of WindowManagerImpl for compat mode rather than
// having to make wrappers.
android.view.WindowManager wm = sCompatWindowManagers.get(compatInfo);
if (wm == null)
{
wm = new android.view.WindowManagerImpl.CompatModeWrapper(sWindowManager, cih);
sCompatWindowManagers.put(compatInfo, wm);
}
return(wm);
}
}
public static android.view.WindowManager getDefault(android.content.res.CompatibilityInfo
compatInfo)
{
android.view.CompatibilityInfoHolder cih = new android.view.CompatibilityInfoHolder
();
cih.set(compatInfo);
if (cih.getIfNeeded() == null)
{
return sWindowManager;
}
lock (sLock)
{
// NOTE: It would be cleaner to move the implementation of
// WindowManagerImpl into a static inner class, and have this
// public impl just call into that. Then we can make multiple
// instances of WindowManagerImpl for compat mode rather than
// having to make wrappers.
android.view.WindowManager wm = sCompatWindowManagers.get(compatInfo);
if (wm == null)
{
wm = new android.view.WindowManagerImpl.CompatModeWrapper(sWindowManager, cih);
sCompatWindowManagers.put(compatInfo, wm);
}
return wm;
}
}