Bug: 9127175
Change-Id: I3f1840ee73b364df26dfddb5acb10001e0f2cb61

Bug: 9112465
Change-Id: I6cd63007287b5a1a57cfbabff35d53f66fc5620e

Bug: 9112465
Change-Id: I63eb4115f393444560e80220d4c90f0f7101b934

Change-Id: I0737fb0b68f411f4db06014f2d94804935808922

Bug: 8773353
Change-Id: Ic1019742ce7ff6e4f7fff4d2729f8ab52d841488

Bug: 8344402
Change-Id: I41b8440f0d72a66fde3f6feb0db8239c9bb10ea3

Bug: 7980115
Change-Id: I8de31068992aec712eaad132857d9dc61f28e30a

If the user gestures a word, then hits backspace in
disapproval, and gestures about the same thing again,
make sure that we don't suggest the same thing again.

Bug: 7549311
Change-Id: I793bc4df7c3841fa8f2f4146707c26e873f374c1

Change-Id: Ic220129dc59f585164dbf63591cd1c96de17fe6f

That helps tests know when to wait and when to declare the
dictionary actually not usable.

Bug: 7925814
Change-Id: Ic963c1206c43e3cde39ac4214a0d601f4fc6c03b

Change-Id: Ic56167f952a7f4449da366e1e81610e72c966086

Change-Id: Iab2a422b367e7521f346481c7fe5e2575f2e9de3

Change-Id: Iee01d4d2b916d0b584531104ac865ae6e6370a3d

Bug: 7268357
Change-Id: I0b7e0c19f04af9ae30874d0a4c26ad81bc80be8c

Change-Id: Idc478f901185ee1b4912acc82d0cbc54fee4e991

Change-Id: I6009b3c1950ba32b7f1e205a3db2307fe0cd688e

Change-Id: Ia0f0e38086b0be70cf2d04fc6fae48358f16e74f

Bug: 7149248
Change-Id: Icba2db73508b89a85828ae9e196ab618e5e6c280

Bug: 7134017
Change-Id: I75cf474dedafda3e1683dd8f7740c13aafdcf5ab

Change-Id: I6b4de9187e122298e5e9cd8ddc9070d062df6a89

Bug: 6950087
Change-Id: I9f2271780600572c9befa96c7ad98494c554dd2b

Bug: 6950087
Change-Id: Ifab9d6d075af398c6468d081216488712f8a53fb

The functionality now lives in the binary dictionary.

This finalizes work on
Bug: 6906525

Change-Id: Id106d871e8afdf9afa886d2a30bea87ff89f2d24

...which becomes useless. It will be entirely removed in an
upcoming change.

Change-Id: I2f1d27f1eceda79454b01f21e057b98f2953131a

Change-Id: I39d9bf1a7c272eb16d6ed4698f52457579b40f10

...not only the WhitelistDictionary.

Bug: 6906525
Change-Id: I7f181eb6936ec17bbccdc4e736fd09292af24e9c

It's useless to do the whitelist lookup twice. Also, putting
this test out of this method will allow whitelist entries to
come from other sources.

Bug: 6906525
Change-Id: I4afe678cae6556d16642d155ce770fbf4e61ad49

Change-Id: I4c01f172ddb2ca60fa6e604384610c90b76e5457

Bug: 6667462
Change-Id: I796655f57c71c9f50ae6e38dd08b71df3998dbcf

Bug: 6860204
Change-Id: I1e4c03c99415cd9bdea5a8556ff4093c33f0f508

Change-Id: Iee6ae48bb6309c2867b5d2e344fe7d86dfabd654

Change-Id: I6f8bb05a23edb40a079da60b7136170ec9043282

Change-Id: I97cf92a7b0dabc251dd241b24978ea00d1e5f047

This improves locality, it's better for readability/performance

Change-Id: Ibb1efaf86e362dd2c9398722d0da2144df96b333

Change-Id: I7e24e0aeae7c004cae310ae9f46cf90dac2d4d14

If not composing a word, then consideredWord is always the empty
string.
Hence, it's never whitelisted, but it's also always "NotAWord",
so isWhitelistedOrNotAWord returns always true, so
allowsToBeAutoCorrected is always true. Which means that
isPrediction implies allowsToBeAutoCorrected == true.
Thus, !isPrediction && !allowsToBeAutoCorrected is strictly
equivalent to !allowsToBeAutocorrected.

Change-Id: I4ad7a7c3447851c539646d97cf55ff065e6ee115

If we are not composing a word, that isFirstCharCapitalized
and isAllUpperCase are guaranteed to return false.

Change-Id: Ic4a0be9574acf4653c729a9594f963f5bcf0c757

Change-Id: I7c76613df8f148feb02765f187db3ca6dc577977

The fact that prediction does not accept a null argument is an
implementation detail, it should not be visible to Java code.

Change-Id: I3a156b323b6db9353de898d33f3f7c81751cecb1

Change-Id: I4da3c976838e8eb56c9ec80aafaaf54d759b7981