I want to play animation when device shutdown, now I tried
"SystemProperties.set("ctl.start","bootanim");" in
beginShutdownSequence.
it worked, but, there was already a power on animation in this
bootanim service. I want a different animation for power off. So, is
there any way to make this service know who is calling it?
Or could I define another service named "shutdownanim", but the real
service is still bootanim for it? it looks like this:
service shutdownanim /system/bin/bootanimation
user graphics
group graphics
disabled
oneshot
Then how could bootanimation_main.c know the value is "bootanim" or
"shutdownanim"?
By the way, from bootanimation_main.c, it called
"property_get("debug.sf.nobootanimation", value, "0");" to decide
whether play the animation, then who has been set this property value
0 or 1?
Why do you want to do this? There is no facility in the platform for this. While shutting down the entire user space UI is running, and it is showing a shutdown dialog. At the time the userspace goes down, the device is essentially off.
I guess you could replace that shutdown dialog with your own window if that is what you want.
On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 1:18 AM, Ellen <ellen...@hotmail.com> wrote: > Hi,
> I want to play animation when device shutdown, now I tried > "SystemProperties.set("ctl.start","bootanim");" in > beginShutdownSequence.
> it worked, but, there was already a power on animation in this > bootanim service. I want a different animation for power off. So, is > there any way to make this service know who is calling it? > Or could I define another service named "shutdownanim", but the real > service is still bootanim for it? it looks like this: > service shutdownanim /system/bin/bootanimation > user graphics > group graphics > disabled > oneshot > Then how could bootanimation_main.c know the value is "bootanim" or > "shutdownanim"?
> By the way, from bootanimation_main.c, it called > "property_get("debug.sf.nobootanimation", value, "0");" to decide > whether play the animation, then who has been set this property value > 0 or 1?
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yes, exactly! I want to replace the progress dialog with shut down
animation during power off process.
I don't want to make duplicate code, so is there any way to let shut
down process use the bootanim service to play animation?
On 7月29日, 上午3时08分, Dianne Hackborn <hack...@android.com> wrote:
> Why do you want to do this? There is no facility in the platform for this.
> While shutting down the entire user space UI is running, and it is showing
> a shutdown dialog. At the time the userspace goes down, the device is
> essentially off.
> I guess you could replace that shutdown dialog with your own window if that
> is what you want.
> On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 1:18 AM, Ellen <ellen...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I want to play animation when device shutdown, now I tried
> > "SystemProperties.set("ctl.start","bootanim");" in
> > beginShutdownSequence.
> > it worked, but, there was already a power on animation in this
> > bootanim service. I want a different animation for power off. So, is
> > there any way to make this service know who is calling it?
> > Or could I define another service named "shutdownanim", but the real
> > service is still bootanim for it? it looks like this:
> > service shutdownanim /system/bin/bootanimation
> > user graphics
> > group graphics
> > disabled
> > oneshot
> > Then how could bootanimation_main.c know the value is "bootanim" or
> > "shutdownanim"?
> > By the way, from bootanimation_main.c, it called
> > "property_get("debug.sf.nobootanimation", value, "0");" to decide
> > whether play the animation, then who has been set this property value
> > 0 or 1?
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> yes, exactly! I want to replace the progress dialog with shut down > animation during power off process. > I don't want to make duplicate code, so is there any way to let shut > down process use the bootanim service to play animation?
> On 7月29日, 上午3时08分, Dianne Hackborn <hack...@android.com> wrote: > > Why do you want to do this? There is no facility in the platform for > this. > > While shutting down the entire user space UI is running, and it is > showing > > a shutdown dialog. At the time the userspace goes down, the device is > > essentially off.
> > I guess you could replace that shutdown dialog with your own window if > that > > is what you want.
> > On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 1:18 AM, Ellen <ellen...@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > Hi,
> > > I want to play animation when device shutdown, now I tried > > > "SystemProperties.set("ctl.start","bootanim");" in > > > beginShutdownSequence.
> > > it worked, but, there was already a power on animation in this > > > bootanim service. I want a different animation for power off. So, is > > > there any way to make this service know who is calling it? > > > Or could I define another service named "shutdownanim", but the real > > > service is still bootanim for it? it looks like this: > > > service shutdownanim /system/bin/bootanimation > > > user graphics > > > group graphics > > > disabled > > > oneshot > > > Then how could bootanimation_main.c know the value is "bootanim" or > > > "shutdownanim"?
> > > By the way, from bootanimation_main.c, it called > > > "property_get("debug.sf.nobootanimation", value, "0");" to decide > > > whether play the animation, then who has been set this property value > > > 0 or 1?
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But it seems only a service which do not care when will called.
Infact, when I tried to start this service in shut down process. It
worked normally, just the same animation as booting.
"before the system server and window manager is up."
this depend when to start this service, right? seems at
"SurfaceFlinger::readyToRun()".
what I was mean that bootanim is a independent service, when it will
be run depends when to call it.
Maybe I was wrong, I just do not understand why we couldn't use it any
time we want?
So, I need copy the bootanimation's code, give a new service name such
as "shutdownanimation" and use it for power off ?
On 7月29日, 下午3时50分, Dianne Hackborn <hack...@android.com> wrote:
> > yes, exactly! I want to replace the progress dialog with shut down
> > animation during power off process.
> > I don't want to make duplicate code, so is there any way to let shut
> > down process use the bootanim service to play animation?
> > On 7月29日, 上午3时08分, Dianne Hackborn <hack...@android.com> wrote:
> > > Why do you want to do this? There is no facility in the platform for
> > this.
> > > While shutting down the entire user space UI is running, and it is
> > showing
> > > a shutdown dialog. At the time the userspace goes down, the device is
> > > essentially off.
> > > I guess you could replace that shutdown dialog with your own window if
> > that
> > > is what you want.
> > > On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 1:18 AM, Ellen <ellen...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > > > Hi,
> > > > I want to play animation when device shutdown, now I tried
> > > > "SystemProperties.set("ctl.start","bootanim");" in
> > > > beginShutdownSequence.
> > > > it worked, but, there was already a power on animation in this
> > > > bootanim service. I want a different animation for power off. So, is
> > > > there any way to make this service know who is calling it?
> > > > Or could I define another service named "shutdownanim", but the real
> > > > service is still bootanim for it? it looks like this:
> > > > service shutdownanim /system/bin/bootanimation
> > > > user graphics
> > > > group graphics
> > > > disabled
> > > > oneshot
> > > > Then how could bootanimation_main.c know the value is "bootanim" or
> > > > "shutdownanim"?
> > > > By the way, from bootanimation_main.c, it called
> > > > "property_get("debug.sf.nobootanimation", value, "0");" to decide
> > > > whether play the animation, then who has been set this property value
> > > > 0 or 1?
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