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package android.view;

import android.os.Parcel;
import android.os.Parcelable;

This class contains window animation frame statistics. For example, a window animation is usually performed when the application is transitioning from one activity to another. The frame statistics are a snapshot for the time interval from FrameStats.getStartTimeNano() to FrameStats.getEndTimeNano().

The key idea is that in order to provide a smooth user experience the system should run window animations at a specific time interval obtained by calling FrameStats.getRefreshPeriodNano(). If the system does not render a frame every refresh period the user will see irregular window transitions. The time when the frame was actually presented on the display by calling FrameStats.getFramePresentedTimeNano(int).

/** * This class contains window animation frame statistics. For example, a window * animation is usually performed when the application is transitioning from one * activity to another. The frame statistics are a snapshot for the time interval * from {@link #getStartTimeNano()} to {@link #getEndTimeNano()}. * <p> * The key idea is that in order to provide a smooth user experience the system should * run window animations at a specific time interval obtained by calling {@link * #getRefreshPeriodNano()}. If the system does not render a frame every refresh * period the user will see irregular window transitions. The time when the frame was * actually presented on the display by calling {@link #getFramePresentedTimeNano(int)}. */
public final class WindowAnimationFrameStats extends FrameStats implements Parcelable {
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public WindowAnimationFrameStats() { /* do nothing */ }
Initializes this isntance.
Params:
  • refreshPeriodNano – The display refresh period.
  • framesPresentedTimeNano – The presented frame times.
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/** * Initializes this isntance. * * @param refreshPeriodNano The display refresh period. * @param framesPresentedTimeNano The presented frame times. * * @hide */
public void init(long refreshPeriodNano, long[] framesPresentedTimeNano) { mRefreshPeriodNano = refreshPeriodNano; mFramesPresentedTimeNano = framesPresentedTimeNano; } private WindowAnimationFrameStats(Parcel parcel) { mRefreshPeriodNano = parcel.readLong(); mFramesPresentedTimeNano = parcel.createLongArray(); } @Override public int describeContents() { return 0; } @Override public void writeToParcel(Parcel parcel, int flags) { parcel.writeLong(mRefreshPeriodNano); parcel.writeLongArray(mFramesPresentedTimeNano); } @Override public String toString() { StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(); builder.append("WindowAnimationFrameStats["); builder.append("frameCount:" + getFrameCount()); builder.append(", fromTimeNano:" + getStartTimeNano()); builder.append(", toTimeNano:" + getEndTimeNano()); builder.append(']'); return builder.toString(); } public static final Creator<WindowAnimationFrameStats> CREATOR = new Creator<WindowAnimationFrameStats>() { @Override public WindowAnimationFrameStats createFromParcel(Parcel parcel) { return new WindowAnimationFrameStats(parcel); } @Override public WindowAnimationFrameStats[] newArray(int size) { return new WindowAnimationFrameStats[size]; } }; }