Send out a configuration change when screen size changes due to expanded
desktop.

This kills the status/nav bar hide/show animation, but it's required by
some apps to recalculate their content correctly.

Change-Id: I3f4844815005acab111853fa707cd461f83e2efe
Merge "Send out a configuration change when screen size changes due to expanded desktop." into cm-10.1
Frameworks: take  mPieScale into account to calculate estimated PIE width

if scaled size of the PIE is over or under the default size
the pie was either no using the whole screen space or
it was cutted off. To solve this take scale value
into account when calculating estimated width

greetings SlimRoms

Change-Id: Iccfc8362c0019e3b6ff4bd8066c313c67116c014
Merge "Frameworks: take  mPieScale into account to calculate estimated PIE width" into cm-10.1
Replication test, OHAI GITHUB

Change-Id: Id0237f1b7bc4b665059ab083c2ba88aef3b69193
Merge "Replication test, OHAI GITHUB" into cm-10.1
Framworks: disable observer and receiver if PIE is disabled

on high end devices that is maybe not needed. But there
is in general no need to enable the obeserver/receiver
when PIE is disabled (or expanded mode is off)
This change destroy and disables the PIE in most parts
when it is disabled. + a small doubel register
correction

greetings SlimRoms

PatchSet 2:
- remove PieLayout observer completly - thanks Jens

PatchSet 3:
- remove unnecessary call to setupSnapPoints()
- reuse already created snap points

PatchSet 4:
- small corrections on setupSnapPoints() and call
- remove not needed second call of PieController attachTo()
- disable TelephonyManager listener

PatchSet 5:
- fix up detach logic

PatchSet 7:
- cleanup

PatchSet 8:
- Effective Java rule #41
- fixed some pie controller leak

Change-Id: I8ef8797e7d4f8ee73d31a8296f5747415567bbda
Frameworks: Fix do not show snappoints if triggermask disables edge

as the title says do not show on lockscreen or notification
drawer the snappoints on the disabled edges. Pass
trigger slots and mask trough and take into account

PatchSet 2:
- some refactoring

Change-Id: I0413ffe86169c5d1cb906598d6006bbf1463770b
Send out a configuration change when screen size changes due to expanded
desktop.

This kills the status/nav bar hide/show animation, but it's required by
some apps to recalculate their content correctly.

Change-Id: I3f4844815005acab111853fa707cd461f83e2efe
Frameworks: take  mPieScale into account to calculate estimated PIE width

if scaled size of the PIE is over or under the default size
the pie was either no using the whole screen space or
it was cutted off. To solve this take scale value
into account when calculating estimated width

greetings SlimRoms

Change-Id: Iccfc8362c0019e3b6ff4bd8066c313c67116c014
Replication test, OHAI GITHUB

Change-Id: Id0237f1b7bc4b665059ab083c2ba88aef3b69193
Framworks: disable observer and receiver if PIE is disabled

on high end devices that is maybe not needed. But there
is in general no need to enable the obeserver/receiver
when PIE is disabled (or expanded mode is off)
This change destroy and disables the PIE in most parts
when it is disabled. + a small doubel register
correction

greetings SlimRoms

PatchSet 2:
- remove PieLayout observer completly - thanks Jens

PatchSet 3:
- remove unnecessary call to setupSnapPoints()
- reuse already created snap points

PatchSet 4:
- small corrections on setupSnapPoints() and call
- remove not needed second call of PieController attachTo()
- disable TelephonyManager listener

PatchSet 5:
- fix up detach logic

PatchSet 7:
- cleanup

PatchSet 8:
- Effective Java rule #41
- fixed some pie controller leak

Change-Id: I8ef8797e7d4f8ee73d31a8296f5747415567bbda
Frameworks: Fix do not show snappoints if triggermask disables edge

as the title says do not show on lockscreen or notification
drawer the snappoints on the disabled edges. Pass
trigger slots and mask trough and take into account

PatchSet 2:
- some refactoring

Change-Id: I0413ffe86169c5d1cb906598d6006bbf1463770b
Merge branch 'cm-10.1' of https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_frameworks_base into linaro