Searched refs:setLowLightActive (Results 1 – 4 of 4) sorted by relevance
252 stateController.setLowLightActive(true); in testComplicationsNotShownForLowLight()266 stateController.setLowLightActive(true); in testNotifyLowLightChanged()282 stateController.setLowLightActive(true); in testNotifyLowLightExit()283 stateController.setLowLightActive(false); in testNotifyLowLightExit()291 stateController.setLowLightActive(false); in testNotifyLowLightExit()
255 verify(mStateController).setLowLightActive(false); in testInvalidWindowAddStart()316 verify(mStateController).setLowLightActive(true); in testLowLightSetByStartDream()340 verify(mStateController).setLowLightActive(false); in testOnEndDream()409 verify(mStateController).setLowLightActive(false); in testDestroy()426 verify(mStateController).setLowLightActive(false); in testDoNotRemoveViewOnDestroyIfOverlayNotStarted()
250 mStateController.setLowLightActive( in onStartDream()359 mStateController.setLowLightActive(false); in resetCurrentDreamOverlayLocked()
316 public void setLowLightActive(boolean active) { in setLowLightActive() method