OK, some more in depth instructions. What you need is apktool, proper text editor, SystemUI.apk and QuickPanelSettings.apk from SS-RLS6, SystemUI from ROM you want to port it to. I assume that you know how to decompile/compile/sign etc .apk. This will port the customisable lidroid version that I've modified to work on Blade.
Easy part is QuickPanelSettings.apk. It's hidden from app drawer by removing one line from AndroidManifest.xml. Start by adding it back. That's all you need to edit QuickPanelSettings.apk.
<action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN" />
+ <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER" />
Then to SystemUI.apk. Decompile both SystemUI.apks and copy these files to their places:
/smali/lidroid *whole directory
/smali/com/lidroid *whole directory
/res/drawable-hdpi/ *there are 26 images that are needed, just got to find them. All named stat_*something.
/res/layout/ *three xml files starting with power_widget*
That should be it. Then to editing xmls. You need to edit these xmls:
/res/values/ids.xml
/res/values/strings.xml
/res/values/public.xml
Add four lines to ids.xml (power_widget_button*) and add 13 lines to strings.xml (quickpanel*). The most important file is public.xml. You need to add every drawable/layout/id/string here and assign it unique hex value. Find the last '<public type="drawable" name=....' and add after that 26 lines for those 26 images you added. 'Name=' is the file name and 'id=' you need to assign it the next free value in hex. This is very important and these are the values that are called in the smali files. Do the same thing for layout (three xmls you added, power_widget*), string (13 strings added to strings.xml, quickpanel*) and id (four ids added to ids.xml, power_widget_button*).
Then to editing smali. Start with /smali/com/lidroid/systemui/quickpanel/AirplaneButton.smali. There are three values that you need to match to those you added to public.xml. One for text, icon on and icon off. Here 0x7f07001c matches quickpanel_airplane_text in public.xml, 0x7f0200f4 and 0x7f0200f3 match stat_airplane_on and stat_airplane_off in public.xml. Edit these to match the values you added to your public.xml. Repeat this for all of nine buttons. You basically have to go through all of the smali files and replace these resource values when necessary. Plenty of very annoying find&replace/copy&paste.
Finally you need to edit /smali/com/android/systemui/statusbar/StatusBarService.smali to display the power widget. Change this:
.method private makeStatusBarView(Landroid/content/Context;)V
- .locals 11
+ .locals 12
.parameter “context”
.prologue
+ const/4 v11, 0x0
+
const v10, 0x7f09000d
and add this:
invoke-virtual {p1, v6, v2}, Landroid/content/Context;->registerReceiver(Landroid/content/BroadcastReceiver;Landroid/content/IntentFilter;)Landroid/content/Intent;
+ const v6, 0x7f030007
+
+ invoke-static {p1, v6, v9}, Landroid/view/View;->inflate(Landroid/content/Context;ILandroid/view/ViewGroup;)Landroid/view/View;
+
+ move-result-object v5
+
+ check-cast v5, Lcom/lidroid/systemui/quickpanel/PowerWidget;
+
+ .local v5, qsv:Lcom/lidroid/systemui/quickpanel/PowerWidget;
+ invoke-virtual {v5}, Lcom/lidroid/systemui/quickpanel/PowerWidget;->setupWidget()V
+
+ iget-object v6, p0, Lcom/android/systemui/statusbar/StatusBarService;->mExpandedView:Lcom/android/systemui/statusbar/ExpandedView;
+
+ invoke-virtual {v6, v5, v11}, Lcom/android/systemui/statusbar/ExpandedView;->addView(Landroid/view/View;I)V
+
return-void
.end method
0x7f030007 again points to power_widget_layout in public.xml.
Compile QuickPanelSettings.apk and SystemUI.apk, sign and push to phone. I wrote this very quickly so I might have missed something but that should be it.
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