WallpaperManager

Directly launch live wallpaper preview, allowing the user to immediately confirm to switch to a specific live wallpaper. You must specify EXTRA_LIVE_WALLPAPER_COMPONENT with the ComponentName of a live wallpaper component that is to be shown.

Activity Action: Show settings for choosing wallpaper. Do not use directly to construct an intent; instead, use getCropAndSetWallpaperIntent(Uri).

Input: getData() is the URI of the image to crop and set as wallpaper.

Output: RESULT_OK if user decided to crop/set the wallpaper, RESULT_CANCEL otherwise Activities that support this intent should specify a MIME filter of "image/*"

Launch an activity for the user to pick the current global live wallpaper.

Command for sendWallpaperCommand(IBinder, String, int, int, int, Bundle): reported by the wallpaper host when the user drops an object into an area of the host. The x and y arguments are the location of the drop.

Command for sendWallpaperCommand(IBinder, String, int, int, int, Bundle): reported by the wallpaper host when the user releases a secondary pointer on an empty area (not performing an action in the host). The x and y arguments are the location of the secondary tap in screen coordinates.

Command for sendWallpaperCommand(IBinder, String, int, int, int, Bundle): reported by the wallpaper host when the user taps on an empty area (not performing an action in the host). The x and y arguments are the location of the tap in screen coordinates.

Extra in ACTION_CHANGE_LIVE_WALLPAPER that specifies the ComponentName of a live wallpaper that should be shown as a preview, for the user to confirm.

Manifest entry for activities that respond to ACTION_SET_WALLPAPER which allows them to provide a custom large icon associated with this action.

Remove any currently set wallpaper, reverting to the system's built-in wallpaper. On success, the intent ACTION_WALLPAPER_CHANGED is broadcast.

This method requires the caller to hold the permission SET_WALLPAPER.

Clear the offsets previously associated with this window through setWallpaperOffsets(IBinder, float, float). This reverts the window to its default state, where it does not cause the wallpaper to scroll from whatever its last offsets were.

Remove all internal references to the last loaded wallpaper. Useful for apps that want to reduce memory usage when they only temporarily need to have the wallpaper. After calling, the next request for the wallpaper will require reloading it again from disk.

Returns a drawable for the system built-in static wallpaper .

Returns a drawable for the system built-in static wallpaper. Based on the parameters, the drawable can be cropped and scaled

Gets an Intent that will launch an activity that crops the given image and sets the device's wallpaper. If there is a default HOME activity that supports cropping wallpapers, it will be preferred as the default. Use this method instead of directly creating a ACTION_CROP_AND_SET_WALLPAPER intent.

Returns the desired minimum height for the wallpaper. Callers of setBitmap(android.graphics.Bitmap) or setStream(java.io.InputStream) should check this value beforehand to make sure the supplied wallpaper respects the desired minimum height. If the returned value is <= 0, the caller should use the height of the default display instead.

Returns the desired minimum width for the wallpaper. Callers of setBitmap(android.graphics.Bitmap) or setStream(java.io.InputStream) should check this value beforehand to make sure the supplied wallpaper respects the desired minimum width. If the returned value is <= 0, the caller should use the width of the default display instead.

Retrieve the current system wallpaper; if no wallpaper is set, the system built-in static wallpaper is returned. This is returned as an abstract Drawable that you can install in a View to display whatever wallpaper the user has currently set.

Like getDrawable(), but the returned Drawable has a number of limitations to reduce its overhead as much as possible. It will never scale the wallpaper (only centering it if the requested bounds do match the bitmap bounds, which should not be typical), doesn't allow setting an alpha, color filter, or other attributes, etc. The bounds of the returned drawable will be initialized to the same bounds as the wallpaper, so normally you will not need to touch it. The drawable also assumes that it will be used in a context running in the same density as the screen (not in density compatibility mode).

Retrieve a WallpaperManager associated with the given Context.

If the current wallpaper is a live wallpaper component, return the information about that wallpaper. Otherwise, if it is a static image, simply return null.

Return whether any users are currently set to use the wallpaper with the given resource ID. That is, their wallpaper has been set through setResource(int) with the same resource id.

Retrieve the current system wallpaper; if there is no wallpaper set, a null pointer is returned. This is returned as an abstract Drawable that you can install in a View to display whatever wallpaper the user has currently set.

Like getFastDrawable(), but if there is no wallpaper set, a null pointer is returned.

Send an arbitrary command to the current active wallpaper.

Change the current system wallpaper to a bitmap. The given bitmap is converted to a PNG and stored as the wallpaper. On success, the intent ACTION_WALLPAPER_CHANGED is broadcast.

This method requires the caller to hold the permission SET_WALLPAPER.

Change the current system wallpaper to the bitmap in the given resource. The resource is opened as a raw data stream and copied into the wallpaper; it must be a valid PNG or JPEG image. On success, the intent ACTION_WALLPAPER_CHANGED is broadcast.

This method requires the caller to hold the permission SET_WALLPAPER.

Change the current system wallpaper to a specific byte stream. The give InputStream is copied into persistent storage and will now be used as the wallpaper. Currently it must be either a JPEG or PNG image. On success, the intent ACTION_WALLPAPER_CHANGED is broadcast.

This method requires the caller to hold the permission SET_WALLPAPER.

For applications that use multiple virtual screens showing a wallpaper, specify the step size between virtual screens. For example, if the launcher has 3 virtual screens, it would specify an xStep of 0.5, since the X offset for those screens are 0.0, 0.5 and 1.0

Set the position of the current wallpaper within any larger space, when that wallpaper is visible behind the given window. The X and Y offsets are floating point numbers ranging from 0 to 1, representing where the wallpaper should be positioned within the screen space. These only make sense when the wallpaper is larger than the screen.

For use only by the current home application, to specify the size of wallpaper it would like to use. This allows such applications to have a virtual wallpaper that is larger than the physical screen, matching the size of their workspace.

Note developers, who don't seem to be reading this. This is for home screens to tell what size wallpaper they would like. Nobody else should be calling this! Certainly not other non-home-screen apps that change the wallpaper. Those apps are supposed to retrieve the suggested size so they can construct a wallpaper that matches it.

This method requires the caller to hold the permission SET_WALLPAPER_HINTS.