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#pragma once

#include "PointerControllerInterface.h"

namespace android {

/**
 * The PointerChoreographer policy interface.
 *
 * This is the interface that PointerChoreographer uses to talk to Window Manager and other
 * system components.
 *
 * NOTE: In general, the PointerChoreographer must not interact with the policy while
 * holding any locks.
 */
class PointerChoreographerPolicyInterface {
public:
    virtual ~PointerChoreographerPolicyInterface() = default;

    /**
     * A factory method for PointerController. The PointerController implementation has
     * dependencies on a graphical library - libgui, used to draw icons on the screen - which
     * isn't available for the host. Since we want libinputflinger and its test to be buildable
     * for and runnable on the host, the PointerController implementation must be in a separate
     * library, libinputservice, that has the additional dependencies. The PointerController
     * will be mocked when testing PointerChoreographer.
     *
     * Since this is a factory method used to work around dependencies, it will not interact with
     * other input components and may be called with the PointerChoreographer lock held.
     */
    virtual std::shared_ptr<PointerControllerInterface> createPointerController(
            PointerControllerInterface::ControllerType type) = 0;

    /**
     * Notifies the policy that the default pointer displayId has changed. PointerChoreographer is
     * the single source of truth for all pointers on screen.
     * @param displayId The updated display on which the mouse cursor is shown
     * @param position The new position of the mouse cursor on the logical display
     */
    virtual void notifyPointerDisplayIdChanged(ui::LogicalDisplayId displayId,
                                               const FloatPoint& position) = 0;

    /* Returns true if any InputConnection is currently active. */
    virtual bool isInputMethodConnectionActive() = 0;
};

} // namespace android