support more external use in API

Signed-off-by: Shi Chen <chenshi@microsoft.com>
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Shi Chen 2022-06-14 10:03:55 +08:00
parent 33b1980f6f
commit 90e6cb4a40
3 changed files with 32 additions and 17 deletions

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@ -22,5 +22,9 @@ export function activate(context: vscode.ExtensionContext): SymbolTree {
tree.setInput(input);
}
return { setInput };
function getInput(): SymbolTreeInput<unknown> | undefined {
return tree.getInput();
}
return { setInput, getInput };
}

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@ -6,32 +6,41 @@
import * as vscode from 'vscode';
/**
* This interface describes the shape for the references viewlet API. It consists
* of a single `setInput` function which must be called with a full implementation
* of the `SymbolTreeInput`-interface. To acquire this API use the default mechanics, e.g:
*
* This interface describes the shape for the references viewlet API. It includes
* a single `setInput` function which must be called with a full implementation
* of the `SymbolTreeInput`-interface. You can also use `getInput` function to
* get the current `SymbolTreeInput`. To acquire this API use the default mechanics, e.g:
*
* ```ts
* // get references viewlet API
* const api = await vscode.extensions.getExtension<SymbolTree>('ms-vscode.references-view').activate();
*
*
* // instantiate and set input which updates the view
* const myInput: SymbolTreeInput<MyItems> = ...
* api.setInput(myInput)
* api.setInput(myInput);
* const currentInput = api.getInput();
* ```
*/
export interface SymbolTree {
/**
* Set the contents of the references viewlet.
*
* Set the contents of the references viewlet.
*
* @param input A symbol tree input object
*/
setInput(input: SymbolTreeInput<unknown>): void;
/**
* Get the contents of the references viewlet.
*
* @returns The current symbol tree input object
*/
getInput(): SymbolTreeInput<unknown> | undefined;
}
/**
* A symbol tree input is the entry point for populating the references viewlet.
* Inputs must be anchored at a code location, they must have a title, and they
* Inputs must be anchored at a code location, they must have a title, and they
* must resolve to a model.
*/
export interface SymbolTreeInput<T> {
@ -54,17 +63,17 @@ export interface SymbolTreeInput<T> {
readonly location: vscode.Location;
/**
* Resolve this input to a model that contains the actual data. When there are no result
* Resolve this input to a model that contains the actual data. When there are no result
* than `undefined` or `null` should be returned.
*/
resolve(): vscode.ProviderResult<SymbolTreeModel<T>>;
/**
* This function is called when re-running from history. The symbols tree has tracked
* the original location of this input and that is now passed to this input. The
* the original location of this input and that is now passed to this input. The
* implementation of this function should return a clone where the `location`-property
* uses the provided `location`
*
*
* @param location The location at which the new input should be anchored.
* @returns A new input which location is anchored at the position.
*/
@ -94,7 +103,7 @@ export interface SymbolTreeModel<T> {
navigation?: SymbolItemNavigation<T>;
/**
* Optional support for editor highlights. WHen implemented, the editor will highlight
* Optional support for editor highlights. WHen implemented, the editor will highlight
* symbol ranges in the source code.
*/
highlights?: SymbolItemEditorHighlights<T>;

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@ -19,13 +19,15 @@ export function register(tree: SymbolsTree, context: vscode.ExtensionContext): v
}
}
function setTypeHierarchyDirection(value: TypeHierarchyDirection, anchor: TypeItem | unknown) {
function setTypeHierarchyDirection(value: TypeHierarchyDirection, anchor: TypeItem | vscode.Location | unknown) {
direction.value = value;
let newInput: TypesTreeInput | undefined;
const oldInput = tree.getInput();
if (anchor instanceof TypeItem) {
newInput = new TypesTreeInput(new vscode.Location(anchor.item.uri, anchor.item.selectionRange.start), direction.value);
} else if (anchor instanceof vscode.Location) {
newInput = new TypesTreeInput(anchor, direction.value);
} else if (oldInput instanceof TypesTreeInput) {
newInput = new TypesTreeInput(oldInput.location, direction.value);
}
@ -36,8 +38,8 @@ export function register(tree: SymbolsTree, context: vscode.ExtensionContext): v
context.subscriptions.push(
vscode.commands.registerCommand('references-view.showTypeHierarchy', showTypeHierarchy),
vscode.commands.registerCommand('references-view.showSupertypes', (item: TypeItem | unknown) => setTypeHierarchyDirection(TypeHierarchyDirection.Supertypes, item)),
vscode.commands.registerCommand('references-view.showSubtypes', (item: TypeItem | unknown) => setTypeHierarchyDirection(TypeHierarchyDirection.Subtypes, item)),
vscode.commands.registerCommand('references-view.showSupertypes', (item: TypeItem | vscode.Location | unknown) => setTypeHierarchyDirection(TypeHierarchyDirection.Supertypes, item)),
vscode.commands.registerCommand('references-view.showSubtypes', (item: TypeItem | vscode.Location | unknown) => setTypeHierarchyDirection(TypeHierarchyDirection.Subtypes, item)),
vscode.commands.registerCommand('references-view.removeTypeItem', removeTypeItem)
);
}