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package android.view;

An instance of this class represents a connection to the surface flinger, from which you can create one or more Surface instances that will be composited to the screen. {@hide}
/** * An instance of this class represents a connection to the surface * flinger, from which you can create one or more Surface instances that will * be composited to the screen. * {@hide} */
public final class SurfaceSession { // Note: This field is accessed by native code. private long mNativeClient; // SurfaceComposerClient* private static native long nativeCreate(); private static native long nativeCreateScoped(long surfacePtr); private static native void nativeDestroy(long ptr); private static native void nativeKill(long ptr);
Create a new connection with the surface flinger.
/** Create a new connection with the surface flinger. */
public SurfaceSession() { mNativeClient = nativeCreate(); } public SurfaceSession(Surface root) { mNativeClient = nativeCreateScoped(root.mNativeObject); } /* no user serviceable parts here ... */ @Override protected void finalize() throws Throwable { try { if (mNativeClient != 0) { nativeDestroy(mNativeClient); } } finally { super.finalize(); } }
Forcibly detach native resources associated with this object. Unlike destroy(), after this call any surfaces that were created from the session will no longer work.
/** * Forcibly detach native resources associated with this object. * Unlike destroy(), after this call any surfaces that were created * from the session will no longer work. */
public void kill() { nativeKill(mNativeClient); } }