Icons used in notifications/status bar are monochrome and should use only white color and transparency. It is displayed fine on Android emulators but it's shown in black on Samsung Galaxy S7 running Android 7.0.
After the change, status bar icon is white and the small icon in notification still uses the black color set via setColor(). Termux doesn't support devices running Android older than 5.0 but using white color in vector drawables would be also necessary to generate proper (white) bitmap icons.
Setting android:resizeableActivity="true" should AFAIK not be needed
as https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/multi-window.html
states that:
If your app targets API level 24, but you do not specify a value
for this attribute, the attribute's value defaults to true.
However, on a Galaxy S8 running Android 7.0 this attribute is needed
in order to have resizeable windows when in Samsung Dex mode.
Fixes#309.
A single meta-data entry is enough to make Termux "Multi Window" aware on supported Samsung devices.
Tested and confirmed working on Samsung Note Pro 12.2 running Android 5.1.1.
This addition should not interfer with Android 6+'s split screen feature.
Tested and confirmed split screen functions as normal on a Nexus 6 running Android 7.0.
This addition should go unnoticed on non-Smasung Android 5 devices.
Tested and confirmed no functionality visible on Nexus 5 running Android 5.1.
Split the app/ module into three modules
terminal/ - Terminal emulator library module.
view/ - Terminal view library module (depending on terminal/).
app/ - The main Termux app (depending on view/).
Also add the
float/ - The Termux:Float app (depending on view/).
In versions of Android earlier than 7.0 the FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK
is needed when starting an activity from a non-activity context.
This was removed in Android 7.0 (possibly by mistake), see
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=226647.
Fixes#802
Ff the buffer is empty, send a newline, otherwise send the content of
the buffer with the newline stripped. This way <Enter><Enter> means
"insert the buffer content and send a newline", while a single <Enter>
means just "insert the buffer content". Fixes#261.
