public static void Init()
{
if (init)
return;
init = true;
worker = new WorkerThread();
thread = new Thread(
delegate() {
LoggingService.Info("start background compiler");
worker.RunLoop();
}
);
thread.IsBackground = true;
thread.Name = "CSBackgroundCompiler";
ParserService.ParserUpdateStepFinished += delegate {
if (WorkbenchSingleton.Workbench.ActiveViewContent == null)
return;
if (ParserService.LoadSolutionProjectsThreadRunning)
return;
ITextEditorProvider provider = WorkbenchSingleton.Workbench.ActiveViewContent as ITextEditorProvider;
if (provider == null)
return;
ParseInformation parseInfo = ParserService.GetExistingParseInformation(provider.TextEditor.FileName);
if (parseInfo == null)
return;
string fileName = provider.TextEditor.FileName;
string fileContent = provider.TextEditor.Document.Text;
IProjectContent pc = parseInfo.CompilationUnit.ProjectContent;
if (currentWork == null)
thread.Start();
if (currentWork == null || currentWork.IsCompleted)
currentWork = worker.Enqueue(() => RunCompile(fileName, fileContent, pc));
};
}
static void UpdateClipboardContainsText()
{
if (currentWorker != null && !currentWorker.IsCompleted)
return;
if (workerThread == null) {
workerThread = new WorkerThread();
Thread t = new Thread(new ThreadStart(workerThread.RunLoop));
t.SetApartmentState(ApartmentState.STA);
t.IsBackground = true;
t.Name = "clipboard access";
t.Start();
}
currentWorker = workerThread.Enqueue(DoUpdate);
// wait a few ms in case the clipboard can be accessed without problems
WaitForSingleObject(currentWorker.AsyncWaitHandle.SafeWaitHandle, 50);
// Using WaitHandle.WaitOne() pumps some Win32 messages.
// To avoid unintended reentrancy, we need to avoid pumping messages,
// so we directly call the Win32 WaitForSingleObject function.
// See SD2-1638 for details.
}